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Fix OGC record projection and query contracts - #482
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OGC search responses could return features while reporting zero matches, emit query duration as
timeStamp, and fail response validation when a record description was an empty list. This fixes projection against the actual search and native detail response shapes, including sparse metadata, geometry, pagination, and public links.Bounding boxes now select intersecting record extents without the native map overlap threshold, including antimeridian crossings. Unsupported filters and sorts return explicit errors. Discovery and media types reflect the implemented behavior, and unverified conformance claims are removed; this remains a partial OGC Records facade.
Closes #480.
Validation
The initial full-suite run lacked
boto3; it passed after supplying the dependency in a temporary test directory. Coverage thresholds and a formal OGC conformance suite were not run. Temporal and identifier filters, full sorting semantics, and remaining Records requirements remain future work.