Adopt sha2 0.11 with explicit hex digest encoding (#446)

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Summary

Closes #446.

sha2 0.11 finalizes to hybrid_array::Array<u8, _>, which derefs to [u8] but
implements neither core::fmt::LowerHex nor std::io::Write. One backend call
site formatted a digest with {:x}, so the crate would stop compiling the
moment Dependabot proposed the bump. This adopts 0.11 now and renders the digest
the way the rest of the backend already does.

• Bump the backend sha2 dependency to 0.11. That version was already in the
  lockfile transitively (via postgres-protocol), so the graph unifies rather
  than gaining a second copy.
• sha256_file in backend/src/bin/ingest_osm.rs now encodes the finalized
  digest with hex::encode, matching the three existing digest call sites
  (domain/idempotency/payload.rs, domain/route_submission/mod.rs,
  inbound/http/session_config/fingerprint.rs). No new encoder was added:
  hex is already a direct dependency and renders fixed-width lowercase
  digits, including leading zeroes.
• The existing bounded 8 KiB read loop needed no change — it never used
  io::copy into the hasher, and a repository sweep found no other instance of
  that pattern.

Verification added

Digest formatting is the kind of change that a passing build does not prove
correct, so coverage was added on both sides of the break:

• Runtime. sha256_file is pinned against the published empty and b"abc"
  SHA-256 vectors, checked against a single-shot Sha256::digest for a 40 000
  byte payload spanning several buffer iterations, and asserted to be 64
  lowercase hex characters — a check a leading-zero bug would fail. The fallible
  temp-file arrangement lives in a Result-returning helper so only the test
  bodies unwrap, per house policy on fixtures.
• Compile time. Two trybuild compile-fail fixtures
  (backend/tests/support/ui/sha2_digest_lowerhex.rs,
  sha2_hasher_io_write.rs) pin the two source-breaking changes the migration
  worked around. If either starts compiling — most plausibly because sha2 was
  downgraded to 0.10 — backend/tests/sha2_digest_formatting_compile_fail.rs
  fails and flags the regression. They reuse the crate's existing
  trybuild-tests feature, so ordinary cargo test stays fast and
  --all-features (CI, make test) picks them up. The .stderr files are
  blessed against the pinned nightly-2026-06-29 toolchain.

docs/developers-guide.md documents the convention, the reference read-loop
implementation, the fixture-blessing command, and the sibling RustCrypto crates
that carry the same break.

Testing

Rebased onto origin/main (currently ed897e0). All gates re-run after the rebase:

• make check-fmt, make typecheck, make lint, make markdownlint, make nixie — green.
• make test — 1485/1485 Rust tests (4 skipped), 90/90 frontend, 107/107 pytest. Both new
  trybuild fixtures fail to compile as intended.
• make audit — green. See the audit commit below.
• coderabbit review --agent — 0 findings.

Audit gate

The second commit clears RUSTSEC-2026-0258 (h2 unbounded empty DATA frames, published
2026-08-17), which began failing make audit on main and is unrelated to the sha2 change.
It is included here so this branch's CI can go green:

• The locked h2 0.4 line moves from 0.4.14 to 0.4.18, satisfying the advisory's >=0.4.16
  fix for the hyper and reqwest paths. The lockfile edit is confined to the h2 entry and its
  two referencing edges — a plain cargo update -p h2@0.4.14 additionally re-pointed
  unrelated windows-sys and socket2 edges at older already-locked versions, including a
  hyper-util downgrade from socket2 0.6.0 to 0.5.10, which this change has no reason to carry.
• The remaining h2 0.3.27 is ignored via CARGO_AUDIT_IGNORES, with the rationale and a
  revisit condition recorded beside the existing RUSTSEC-2023-0071 entry. This is a
  security-suppression decision worth a reviewer's attention. There is no patched 0.3
  release — 0.3.27 is the final 0.3 publication — and the advisory's fix is a semver-major
  move actix-http 3.x cannot make. It also cannot be dropped from Cargo.lock: the awc
  test client hard-depends on actix-http/http2 with no feature toggle, so it survives even
  if the server's http2 feature is disabled. Happy to split this into its own PR if
  preferred.
• scripts/makefile-audit.test.mjs pinned the exact cargo audit command string in three
  places; those now derive from one EXPECTED_CARGO_AUDIT_COMMAND constant.

References

• Issue: #446
• Worked example: leynos/whitaker#296
• Lody session: https://lody.ai/leynos/sessions/cbacd78f-5c45-4d1e-8b05-60a174e90be4

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Summary by Sourcery

Adopt sha2 0.11 in the backend and standardise SHA-256 digest formatting and verification.

Bug Fixes:

• Ensure SHA-256 digests for file ingestion are rendered as fixed-width lowercase hex using explicit encoding rather than formatter traits that no longer exist in sha2 0.11.

Enhancements:

• Add runtime tests to validate sha256_file output against known SHA-256 vectors, large payloads, and lowercase fixed-width hex encoding.
• Introduce compile-fail trybuild tests to pin sha2 0.11 API breaks and prevent reintroduction of deprecated digest formatting and hasher I/O patterns.
• Document the project-wide conventions for cryptographic digest formatting and hasher usage with sha2 0.11 and related RustCrypto crates in the developer guide.

Build:

• Bump the backend sha2 dependency from 0.10 to 0.11 and align with the version already used transitively via postgres-protocol.

Documentation:

• Expand the developer guide with guidance on sha2 0.11 digest rendering, streaming patterns, and maintenance of trybuild compile-fail fixtures.

Tests:

• Add unit tests around sha256_file for correctness and encoding guarantees, including buffer-spanning payloads.
• Add trybuild-based compile-fail fixtures and a driver test to enforce that old sha2 0.10 patterns no longer compile under the trybuild-tests feature.

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Summary

• Migrate the backend to sha2 0.11 for issue #446.
• Encode SHA-256 digests explicitly with hex::encode as lowercase hexadecimal.
• Add runtime tests for known vectors, multi-read hashing, fixed-width output, and lowercase encoding.
• Add trybuild fixtures for incompatible LowerHex and std::io::Write usage.
• Document buffered hashing and digest formatting changes in the developers’ guide.
• Upgrade h2 0.4 to 0.4.18 and document the ignored advisory for the unpatched h2 0.3 line.
• Centralize the expected cargo audit command in audit tests.

Walkthrough

Update sha2 to 0.11, encode digests explicitly, add regression coverage and migration guidance, and extend cargo-audit advisory handling with centralised command assertions.

Changes

SHA-2 compatibility

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Update SHA-2 dependency and digest handling backend/Cargo.toml, backend/src/bin/ingest_osm.rs	Use sha2 0.11 and encode digests as 64-character lowercase hexadecimal strings. Test known vectors, multi-buffer reads, and output format.
Add compatibility regression fixtures backend/tests/sha2_digest_formatting_compile_fail.rs, backend/tests/support/ui/*	Verify that lower-hex formatting and std::io::Write streaming remain compile failures under sha2 0.11.
Document SHA-2 migration docs/developers-guide.md	Document trybuild activation and the replacement patterns for digest rendering and reader hashing.

Cargo audit configuration

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Update audit configuration and assertions Makefile, scripts/makefile-audit.test.mjs	Ignore RUSTSEC-2026-0258, document both ignored advisories, and centralise the expected cargo-audit command used by assertions.

Suggested labels: Issue

Suggested reviewers: leynos

Poem

Hex digits march in a tidy row,
Hashers learn the paths to go.
Audit warnings pause their flight,
Fixtures guard the compile night.
Rust checks every byte just right.

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 9ad51

The PR adopts sha2 0.11 and explicitly encodes file digests as lowercase hex. It is mergeable with owner awareness: add an exact leading-zero digest assertion and correct one inaccurate documentation call-site description.

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❌ Failed checks (2 errors, 4 warnings)

Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Module-Level Documentation	❌ Error	The PR adds SHA-256 tests to mod tests, but its only module docstring still describes only CLI parsing helpers.	Update the tests module docstring to cover CLI, database URL, and SHA-256 file-digest helper tests within ingest_osm.
Security And Privacy	❌ Error	The PR globally ignores RUSTSEC-2026-0258 while Cargo.lock retains h2 0.3.27 on the normal actix-web → actix-http path, suppressing a known production DoS finding.	Remove the global advisory ignore. Upgrade or isolate the actix HTTP/2 path so production no longer uses h2 0.3.27; keep audit failing until that is resolved.
Out of Scope Changes check	⚠️ Warning	The h2 upgrade, advisory suppression, and audit-test changes are unrelated to linked issue #446.	Remove the h2 audit changes from this PR or link a separate issue that explicitly requires them.
Developer Documentation	⚠️ Warning	The guide documents the sha2 migration, but it omits the new RUSTSEC-2026-0258 ignore; its suppression rationale exists only in Makefile comments, with no ADR or design record.	Document the Rust audit ignore, affected h2 paths, and revisit condition in the developers' guide, and record the security decision in an ADR or design document.
Testing (Unit And Behavioural)	⚠️ Warning	The new tests call private sha256_file only; async_main exposes its digest through the ingest-osm CLI, but no test exercises that command boundary or its file-error path.	Add an end-to-end test that invokes ingest-osm with a temporary input and verifies the emitted and persisted digest; add a missing-file error-path test for sha256_file.
Testing (Property / Proof)	⚠️ Warning	The change asserts fixed-width lowercase hex for arbitrary SHA-256 outputs, but added tests cover only fixed examples and one payload; no proptest or bounded exhaustive test exercises that range.	Add a substantive proptest over arbitrary byte payloads, including 8 KiB boundary lengths, and assert digest decoding round-trips to Sha256::digest with exactly 64 lowercase characters.

✅ Passed checks (14 passed)

Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check	✅ Passed	The title clearly describes the sha2 0.11 migration and includes the linked issue number (#446).
Description check	✅ Passed	The description directly explains the sha2 migration, digest encoding changes, tests, documentation, and audit updates.
Linked Issues check	✅ Passed	The changes satisfy issue #446 by upgrading sha2, replacing LowerHex formatting, and adding relevant runtime and compile-fail coverage.
Docstring Coverage	✅ Passed	Docstring check was indeterminate for this PR — some files could not be analyzed in time. Not blocking.
Testing (Overall)	✅ Passed	Accept: runtime tests check published vectors, leading-zero bytes, multi-read hashing, fixed-width lowercase output, and trybuild guards for both sha2 0.11 API breaks.
User-Facing Documentation	✅ Passed	Treat this check as passed: the diff preserves the existing 64-character digest output, changes only internal code and developer tooling, and leaves docs/users-guide.md unchanged.
Testing (Compile-Time / Ui)	✅ Passed	Pass: the PR adds a feature-gated trybuild harness with two focused Rust fixtures and meaningful blessed .stderr diagnostics; all-features test paths include the harness.
Unit Architecture	✅ Passed	The diff only changes pure digest rendering; sha256_file retains its explicit io::Result and read-only bounded loop. New tests isolate temporary-file setup and propagate fixture I/O errors.
Domain Architecture	✅ Passed	Keep this change: the diff adds filesystem hashing only to the CLI adapter, while domain modules remain unchanged and retain domain-shaped digest use.
Observability	✅ Passed	Mark PASS: the runtime change preserves SHA-256 digest output and the existing bounded read loop; other changes affect dependencies, tests, documentation, or audit configuration, not production tel...
Performance And Resource Use	✅ Passed	Pass: retain the unchanged linear 8 KiB file-read loop; hex::encode replaces equivalent digest formatting, and new test allocations are bounded at 40,000 bytes.
Concurrency And State	✅ Passed	Pass this check: the diff only changes hashing, dependency/audit data, tests, and documentation; the existing async runtime and local Arc ownership remain unchanged, with no new shared state or int...
Architectural Complexity And Maintainability	✅ Passed	The diff adds only a local digest test helper, existing trybuild fixtures, and a command constant that removes duplication; dependency reuse and explicit wiring introduce no new architecture or cyc...
Rust Compiler Lint Integrity	✅ Passed	The PR diff adds no broad lint suppressions, clone calls, or artificial anchors; the test helper has four real callers and compile-fail fixtures remain harness-scoped.

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Reviewer's Guide

Adopts sha2 0.11 in the backend, switches digest rendering to explicit hex encoding, adds runtime tests to pin file hashing behavior, and introduces trybuild compile-fail fixtures plus docs to lock in the new digest/hasher conventions.

Sequence diagram for sha256_file digest computation and tests

sequenceDiagram
    actor Test
    participant digest_of
    participant NamedTempFile
    participant sha256_file
    participant Sha256
    participant hex

    Test->>digest_of: digest_of(contents)
    digest_of->>NamedTempFile: NamedTempFile::new()
    digest_of->>NamedTempFile: write_all(contents)
    digest_of->>NamedTempFile: flush()
    digest_of->>sha256_file: sha256_file(file.path())

    sha256_file->>Sha256: Sha256::new()
    loop read_chunks
        sha256_file->>Sha256: Digest::update(buffer_chunk)
    end
    sha256_file->>Sha256: Sha256::finalize()
    Sha256-->>sha256_file: Array<u8, _>
    sha256_file->>hex: hex::encode(digest_bytes)
    hex-->>sha256_file: String (lowercase_hex)
    sha256_file-->>digest_of: Ok(String)
    digest_of-->>Test: Ok(String)

    Test->>Sha256: Sha256::digest(contents)
    Sha256-->>Test: Array<u8, _>
    Test->>hex: hex::encode(single_shot_digest)
    hex-->>Test: String
    Test-->>Test: assert_eq(file_digest, expected_hex)

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Switch digest rendering in ingest_osm to explicit hex encoding and add focused runtime tests around file hashing behavior.	Change sha256_file to encode the finalized digest with hex::encode instead of format-based LowerHex formatting. Introduce a digest_of helper that writes arbitrary contents to a temp file and returns sha256_file’s digest, propagating IO errors. Add tests that pin sha256_file against known SHA-256 vectors, verify behavior for payloads larger than the read buffer, and assert fixed-width lowercase-hex output.	backend/src/bin/ingest_osm.rs
Document the new cryptographic digest formatting conventions and the role of trybuild-based compile-fail coverage.	Extend the developers guide section on the trybuild-tests feature to mention the sha2 digest formatting compile-fail test and the blessing process for .stderr fixtures. Add a dedicated “Cryptographic digest formatting” section describing the sha2 0.11 API changes, the standard hex::encode rendering pattern, the buffered Digest::update read loop, and related RustCrypto crate versions.	docs/developers-guide.md
Upgrade the backend’s sha2 dependency to 0.11 to align with the transitively used version.	Bump the sha2 crate version from 0.10 to 0.11 in backend/Cargo.toml. Allow Cargo.lock to unify on sha2 0.11 rather than carrying multiple versions.	backend/Cargo.toml Cargo.lock
Add compile-fail trybuild fixtures to enforce that pre-0.11 digest formatting and io::Write-based hasher streaming patterns cannot compile.	Create backend/tests/sha2_digest_formatting_compile_fail.rs to run trybuild compile_fail tests behind the trybuild-tests feature. Add UI fixtures that intentionally use format!("{:x}", Sha256::digest(..)) and io::copy(&mut reader, &mut hasher) so those patterns are guaranteed to fail to compile under sha2 0.11. Include corresponding .stderr expectations for the new fixtures, blessed against the pinned toolchain.	backend/tests/sha2_digest_formatting_compile_fail.rs backend/tests/support/ui/sha2_digest_lowerhex.rs backend/tests/support/ui/sha2_hasher_io_write.rs backend/tests/support/ui/sha2_digest_lowerhex.stderr backend/tests/support/ui/sha2_hasher_io_write.stderr

Assessment against linked issues

Issue	Objective	Addressed	Explanation
#446	Update the backend to use sha2 version 0.11 instead of 0.10.	✅
#446	Modify backend/src/bin/ingest_osm.rs so that the SHA-256 digest is encoded explicitly (e.g. via hex::encode) instead of using format!("{:x}", hasher.finalize()), ensuring compatibility with sha2 0.11.	✅
#446	Add safeguards (tests and/or documentation) to ensure digest formatting remains correct and the sha2 0.11 API break (no LowerHex/Write) does not regress.	✅

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Move the new trybuild driver out of nextest

On clean or slower CI runners, this driver runs inside the 60-second nextest limit because Makefile:test-rust and .github/workflows/ci.yml exclude only declare_test_support_compile_fail and compile_fail_tests, not this new binary. .config/nextest.toml explicitly notes that a trybuild scratch compilation of the backend dependency graph routinely exceeds that limit even with a warm cache, so make test and CI can time out before validating these fixtures; exclude sha2_digest_formatting_compile_fail alongside the existing driver and run it in the dedicated cargo test compile-fail step.

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In `@backend/src/bin/ingest_osm.rs`:
- Around line 249-261: Strengthen sha256_file_renders_fixed_width_lowercase_hex
by using a deterministic fixture whose SHA-256 digest includes a byte below 0x10
and asserting the complete expected 64-character lowercase hex string, while
retaining the fixed-width invariant coverage.

In `@docs/developers-guide.md`:
- Around line 1380-1385: Correct the “Rendering a digest” paragraph by removing
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Exercise the leading-zero invariant.

Add a deterministic fixture whose digest contains a byte below 0x10, and assert the complete expected string. The current assertion checks only length and character class. It does not prove that per-byte leading zeroes are preserved.

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In `@backend/src/bin/ingest_osm.rs` around lines 249 - 261, Strengthen
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whose SHA-256 digest includes a byte below 0x10 and asserting the complete
expected 64-character lowercase hex string, while retaining the fixed-width
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Correct the hex::encode call-site list.

The paragraph says every listed call site uses hex::encode, but backend/src/domain/idempotency/payload.rs converts Sha256::digest directly into [u8; 32] and constructs PayloadHash. Remove that path from this list, or describe its byte-array conversion separately.

The distinction follows the implementation in backend/src/domain/idempotency/payload.rs.

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