feat(hang): add json and binary data tracks to the catalog

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Summary

• The catalog gains two sections alongside video/audio/text for application data tracks: json (UTF-8 JSON frames) and binary (opaque bytes). Split by what a generic consumer can do without knowing the application: parse and re-serialize a JSON track, only copy a binary one. Each map is keyed by track name and is not a rendition set, so entries are distinct tracks rather than alternatives.
• mode is required, with no default (snapshot | stream). There is no safe default: reading an append log as a latest-value document silently discards every payload but the last.
• compression is an explicit flag ("deflate", absent = uncompressed) rather than the .z filename convention, which was never something a consumer could rely on. It is a string, not a bool, so a second algorithm stays additive. catalog.json.z and the .timeline.z tracks are unchanged: they are always compressed and known by their role.
• Both enums keep an unrecognized value verbatim (the existing Container precedent), so a relay that reparses and republishes never corrupts a track it cannot read. It just has to skip it.
• New moq-binary crate (and @moq/binary): opaque payloads over a track, the same two modes as moq-json without the JSON. Compression is moq-flate, framed identically to moq-json, so the two agree on the wire.
• A stream track is exactly one group. A failed write closes the track rather than rolling to a second group: the record that failed is gone either way, so rolling bought a log with a hole in it plus three ways to lose more (start defaults to the latest group, max_age defaults to skipping any non-latest group, and monotonic group reads drop a late lower sequence). Making it one group removes all three rather than tuning around them.
• moq_mux::{json,binary} write the catalog entry alongside the track and retire it on drop, so a track is never advertised without a publisher behind it. This reuses the existing RenditionConfig lifecycle rather than adding a parallel one.

A media-only catalog is byte-identical to before: both sections are omitted when empty (skip_serializing_if), locked in by data_sections_stay_off_the_wire_when_empty.

Publishing and reading

You create the track on the broadcast, as you would for a media track, and hand it to the catalog. The mode is chosen by which constructor you call, so append on a latest-value track does not compile:

let track = broadcast.create_track("chat", None)?;
let mut chat = catalog.json_stream::<Message>(track, json::Config::default().with_compression(true))?;
chat.append(&message)?;

The catalog key is the track's own name, verbatim, with no .z suffix even when compressed. That is the point of the flag.

The read side names the track once. catalog.json_track(name) returns a catalog::Entry pairing the name with its config, and the entry subscribes itself:

let entry = catalog.json_track("chat").expect("no chat track");
let mut chat = entry.subscribe::<Message>(&source).await?;
while let Some(message) = chat.next().await? { /* ... */ }

Three things fall out of that shape:

• The name is written once. Looking the entry up and then passing the name again let a caller pair one track's name with another's config, which the constructor could not detect.
• Cross-broadcast references are followed. The entry resolves through a Source, so an entry whose broadcast field names a sibling broadcast is subscribed there. An earlier revision took a bare broadcast::Consumer and ignored that field, with a doc comment telling callers to resolve it themselves; documented-not-enforced is the shape CLAUDE.md asks us to avoid. Consumer::from_track remains for a caller that resolved the subscription itself.
• One consumer type, not one per mode. Both modes hand the caller a sequence of values ending when the track does, so a reader writes the same loop either way; an enum only reported which moq-json type was inside. consumer.mode() answers the loss-semantics question for a reader that can only work with one.

Entry is generic over the config type, so audio and video can adopt the same shape later as another impl block rather than a second handle type. That is a follow-up: it touches every exporter (hls, rtc, rtmp, srt, cli), which today hand-plumb source.subscribe_track(config.broadcast.as_deref(), name) plus the container dispatch. It is named Entry rather than Track because catalog::VideoTrack is already the producer-side rendition handle.

Public API changes

This targets dev, not main, because of one break. moq_mux::catalog::hang::Catalog<E> (moq-mux 0.9.10, published, all-pub fields) gains json and binary fields and picks up #[non_exhaustive]. Either half alone stops an external struct literal compiling, which is the case CONTRIBUTING names verbatim. There is no cheap escape: the typed sections have to live on that struct for json_track() to exist, and a private field would be worse. moq-hls's own test literal was converted to default() + field assignment in this PR, which is the same migration an external caller makes.

Everything else is additive. Nothing pub (Rust) or exported (TS) is removed or renamed anywhere in the diff.

rs/hang (new pub): catalog::{Json, JsonConfig, Binary, BinaryConfig, Mode, Compression}; Catalog::{json, binary} fields (that struct is already #[non_exhaustive], so this is additive). Mode and Compression are #[non_exhaustive] with an Unknown variant; the config structs are #[non_exhaustive] with a new(mode) constructor.

rs/moq-binary (new crate): snapshot::{Producer, Consumer, ProducerConfig, ConsumerConfig}, stream::{...}, Error, Result. No Encoder/Decoder layer is exposed, unlike moq-json: that layer exists there only because container::Producer owns a track and needs the codec without it, and nothing needs that for bytes yet. It can be added additively later.

rs/moq-mux (new pub): catalog::Entry<'a, C>; catalog::hang::Catalog::{json_track, json_tracks, binary_track, binary_tracks}; modules json and binary, each with Config, Snapshot, Stream, and a Consumer carrying from_track, mode, next, poll_next; catalog::Producer::{json_snapshot, json_stream, binary_snapshot, binary_stream}, each taking the track::Producer the caller created; Error::{Binary, UnsupportedMode, UnsupportedCompression}. Extra::set now also rejects json/binary as reserved section names, which is a behavior change only for a caller that was smuggling those keys through the untyped path.

rs/moq-net: group::MAX_GROUP_CACHE widens from pub(super) to pub, so a producer can check a payload before opening a group rather than discovering the limit after publishing an empty one.

js/hang (new exports): JsonSchema, JsonConfigSchema, BinarySchema, BinaryConfigSchema, ModeSchema, CompressionSchema, modeSupported, compressionSupported, and the matching types; RootSchema gains optional json/binary. Mode/Compression are typed as plain strings with narrowing guards rather than a tagged union, so an unrecognized value round-trips verbatim on republish.

@moq/binary (new package): Snapshot.{Producer, Consumer}, Stream.{Producer, Consumer}.

@moq/net (behavior, not signature): Group.Producer.writeFrame now throws the new FrameTooLarge for a frame past the cache cap, matching Rust's Error::FrameTooLarge, rather than accepting a write the append itself immediately evicts.

moq-json (behavior, not signature): every stream::Producer::append failure now ends the track, and the snapshot encoder rejects a value past the decode limit before publishing it, so the previously published value stands.

Reviewer notes

Adding a base catalog section claims that name for every consumer, so an application that had already flattened its own top-level json or binary key into a CatalogExt would collide. This is inherent to defining a section at all (video, audio, and text claim theirs the same way), the names are now part of the wire format, and this is recorded here as a decision rather than an oversight.

Rebasing onto dev needed three adaptations to work that landed there since:

• The catalog Producer no longer retains the broadcast, so the four data-track constructors take a track::Producer the caller made, matching media_producer(track, container). The catalog key is track.name(), so it still cannot drift from the track it names.
• Extra's reserved-section list is the union: video, audio, text, timeline, json, binary.
• The subscriber max-age budget (feat(js/net): enforce the subscriber latency budget #2926) skips a superseded group by default, so the three tests that walk a finished multi-group track now ask for a replay window instead of the live-edge default. Two are in moq-binary (a second group still being read, a late lower sequence not being dropped) and one in @moq/binary.

Cross-package sync

Done: drafts/draft-lcurley-moq-hang.md (new ## Data Tracks section; # Compression amended so compression is signalled per track and never inferred from a name), js/hang, doc/concept/layer/hang.md, and both crate-map guides.

Skipped, deliberately: the FFI surface (rs/moq-ffi, rs/libmoq, py/swift/kt/go). The untyped Extra section already lets a binding read and write these sections as raw JSON, and a typed data-track API across five wrappers is a much larger change that is better reviewed on its own. Also skipped: js/hang producer/consumer sugar for these tracks. The browser assembles @moq/json / @moq/binary plus the catalog entry by hand, which is the full capability; only the ergonomics lag Rust.

MSF is media-only, so the data sections are dropped when converting to it, and the MSF branch of the unified catalog consumer defaults them.

Test plan

• just check (exit 0) and just test: 3778 Rust tests pass, 2 skipped; every JS package green including the new @moq/binary.
• New coverage: 19 tests in moq-binary (round-trips plain and compressed, group layout per mode, shared-window shrinkage, a second group still being read, a late group not being dropped, use-after-finish failing on every clone); 13 in moq-mux (end-to-end publish and read for all four mode x encoding combinations, an entry subscribing and reading through a Source, catalog enumeration, entry retired on producer drop and on finish, a pre-existing catalog entry not replaced, unrecognized mode/compression refused); 5 in hang (wire round-trip, empty sections stay off the wire, unknown values keep their siblings readable, a mode-less track rejected, duplicate names); 12 in @moq/binary (including a backlog collapsing to the newest value, a newer group preempting an open one, and an aborted track surfacing its error rather than spinning) and 5 in js/hang.

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Preserve existing typed extension section names

For an existing CatalogExt whose flattened application schema already has a top-level json or binary field, Serde now consumes that key into this new concrete base field before deserializing ext; an old payload can consequently fail because it lacks the new tracks shape or because the extension's required field is now missing. These names were previously valid for typed extensions, and the new Extra::set check protects only the untyped path, so this is a breaking change to the published extension API rather than an additive field addition.

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Acknowledged, but not changed. This is inherent to adding any base catalog section: video and audio claim their names the same way, and a future text section would claim that one. The alternative is to never add a base section, which is not workable for a format spec. The names are now part of the wire format (drafts/draft-lcurley-moq-hang.md), Extra::set reserves them on the untyped path, and CONTRIBUTING targets catalog/format changes at main.

Worth noting the blast radius is narrower than a published-API break: it needs an application that already flattened a top-level json or binary key of its own into CatalogExt, and moq-mux is not in CONTRIBUTING's list of API-contract crates. I've called it out in the PR body so it's a decision on the record rather than an oversight.

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Walkthrough

The change adds standardized JSON and binary data-track catalog sections with snapshot and stream modes, optional declared compression, metadata, and reference fields. It introduces interoperable Rust and JavaScript binary codecs with DEFLATE support. The moq-mux crate adds binary and JSON publishing and consumption APIs, catalog registration, validation, cleanup, and cross-broadcast filtering. Workspace manifests, tests, and documentation are updated.

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to da42f

This PR adds cross-language JSON and binary tracks with compressed-frame handling. Current risks include possible catalog corruption, invalid recovery after failed writes, leaked track subscriptions, and resource exhaustion from highly expanding compressed data, so the PR is not merge-ready until these issues are fixed or explicitly accepted by owners.

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- Around line 324-326: Resolve the stream lifecycle contradiction consistently
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the shared track after one handle finishes by introducing a non-cloneable
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Consume the producer when finishing the track

After finish succeeds, this public handle remains usable, so callers can invoke update or finish again and only discover the invalid state through a runtime Closed error. Make this terminal operation consume self; the new stream producer and mux wrappers should follow the same shape so use-after-finish cannot be expressed.

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Partly addressed in 5f10e85. finish now consumes the handle on the moq_mux::{json,binary} wrappers, which are the layer callers actually hold, so a write after finishing cannot be expressed there. It also retires the catalog entry with the track, since an entry advertising a closed track only misleads a subscriber that arrives afterwards. Locked in by finishing_retires_the_entry_too.

The moq-binary producers themselves keep finish(&mut self). They are Clone over a shared Arc (the stream producer's clones deliberately feed one ordered log, per clones_append_into_one_log), so consuming one handle cannot disarm the others, and finish(self) would advertise a guarantee it does not provide. Writes after finishing do fail rather than being silently accepted, which updating_after_finish_fails_on_every_clone and appending_after_finish_fails_on_every_clone verify on both the original handle and a clone.

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154-154: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Document binary mode and compression mapping.

At line 154, select Snapshot or Stream from entry.mode. Pass { compression: entry.compression === "deflate" } to @moq/binary; its consumer option is boolean, while the catalog value is "deflate" or absent.

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In `@doc/concept/layer/hang.md` at line 154, Update the browser assembly guidance
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according to entry.mode, and document passing the boolean compression option to
`@moq/binary` by mapping only entry.compression === "deflate" to true.

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Close the subscriber when async iteration stops early.

Consumer[Symbol.asyncIterator]() awaits next() and yields values without cleanup. When iteration stops after a value, #track can remain in the producer’s sink set and continue receiving groups.

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Make unknown enum preservation normative.

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In `@doc/concept/layer/hang.md`:
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entry.compression === "deflate" to true.

In `@drafts/draft-lcurley-moq-hang.md`:
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behavior for the Mode and Compression fields so unrecognized enum values are
preserved verbatim rather than discarded or rejected. Add a round-trip test
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reparsing.

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rg -n -C 10 'Duplicate|duplicate|with_catalog|catalog.*entry|same.*name|reserved' rs/moq-mux/src/catalog/producer.rs rs/moq-mux/src/catalog/json.rs rs/moq-mux/src/catalog

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Make catalog-name reservation atomic. Producer::data_track checks a clone from self.snapshot(), while Producer::lock mutates shared current. Another clone can therefore insert a matching catalog entry before Rendition::set calls C::insert, which replaces that entry. When the new Rendition drops, C::remove then deletes the concurrent entry. Reserve the name under the shared mutex, roll back if create_track fails, and add a controlled interleaving regression test that proves the existing entry remains unchanged.

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In `@rs/moq-mux/src/catalog/producer.rs` around lines 387 - 393, Make catalog-name
reservation atomic in Producer::data_track by acquiring the shared mutex used by
Producer::lock before checking and reserving the name, rather than checking a
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Not changed here, and I'd rather it converge than fork. The check-then-insert window is real but narrow: two concurrent json_stream("chat") calls are already serialized by create_track, which owns the moq-net track namespace, so what remains is a lock() inserting a catalog entry for a name with no local track while another thread creates one.

The systematic fix already exists on dev as #2869: Producer::acquire::<C>(name) reserves the name at reservation time under the same mutex as the catalog (State { catalog, owned }), and Reserved::init returns Result with hang::Error::Duplicate. data_track goes through Reserved::init, so data tracks inherit that atomicity for free when dev merges. Building a second, bespoke ownership mechanism on main now would collide with that merge for a window narrower than the one video and audio already have on this branch.

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@kixelated, verified. #2869 is merged into dev and implements the stated fix.

It uses State { catalog, owned }, reserves the name in Producer::acquire::<C> under the catalog mutex, and makes Reserved::init return Result. This PR still has the race because Producer::data_track checks a snapshot before create_track.

A separate implementation here would duplicate the merged ownership mechanism. I will keep the finding open until this branch includes #2869.

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rs/moq-mux/src/catalog/producer.rs

Lines 381–402 — Producer::data_track

fn data_track<C: super::RenditionConfig<E>>(
	&self,
	name: &str,
) -> crate::Result<(moq_net::track::Producer, super::Rendition<E, C>)> {
	// `create_track` rejects a name another track already holds, but a catalog entry can exist
	// with no local track behind it: one seeded through `Config::with_catalog`, or one whose
	// `broadcast` field points at a sibling broadcast. Inserting over it would silently replace
	// what it referenced and then retire it entirely when this handle drops.
	if C::get_mut(&mut self.snapshot(), name).is_some() {
		return Err(hang::Error::Duplicate(name.to_string()).into());
	}

	let mut broadcast = self.broadcast.clone();
	let track = broadcast.create_track(name, None)?;
	Ok((track, self.reserve().init(name)))
}

Creates the moq-net track after checking the catalog, then obtains a reservation and initializes a Rendition. The catalog check and track creation are separate operations. Existing catalog entries produce hang::Error::Duplicate; track-name collisions are returned from create_track.

Lines 348–363 — JSON data-track entry points

pub fn json_snapshot<T: serde::Serialize>(
	&self,
	name: &str,
	config: crate::json::Config,
) -> crate::Result<crate::json::Snapshot<T, E>> {
	let (track, rendition) = self.data_track(name)?;
	Ok(crate::json::Snapshot::new(track, rendition, &config))
}

pub fn json_stream<T: serde::Serialize>(
	&self,
	name: &str,
	config: crate::json::Config,
) -> crate::Result<crate::json::Stream<T, E>> {
	let (track, rendition) = self.data_track(name)?;
	Ok(crate::json::Stream::new(track, rendition, &config))
}

Both JSON modes share data_track; the returned Rendition is passed to the mode-specific producer constructor.

rs/moq-mux/src/catalog/tracks.rs

Lines 66–83 — RenditionConfig interface

pub trait RenditionConfig<E: CatalogExt>: Sized + 'static {
	/// Insert or replace this config under `name`.
	fn insert(self, catalog: &mut Catalog<E>, name: &str);

	/// Borrow the config stored under `name`, if it's present.
	fn get_mut<'a>(catalog: &'a mut Catalog<E>, name: &str) -> Option<&'a mut Self>;

	/// Remove the config stored under `name`.
	fn remove(catalog: &mut Catalog<E>, name: &str);

	/// The config's current [`Estimate`] fields. Defaults to none, disabling detection.
	fn estimate(&self) -> Estimate {
		Estimate::default()
	}

	/// Replace the config's [`Estimate`] fields. Defaults to discarding them.
	fn set_estimate(&mut self, _estimate: Estimate) {}
}

Defines the type-specific catalog lookup, insertion, and removal operations used by data_track and Rendition.

Lines 237–281 — Reserved::init

pub fn init<C: RenditionConfig<E>>(&self, name: impl Into<String>) -> Rendition<E, C> {
	Rendition::new(self.clone(), name)
}

Creates a Rendition while retaining a cloned Reserved handle. In this version, initialization returns a Rendition directly rather than a Result.

Lines 329–420 — Rendition lifecycle

Rendition::new stores the name and reservation. set inserts the configuration through catalog.lock(), marks the rendition present, and releases its gate. update edits an existing catalog entry under catalog.lock().

Lines 422–433 — Rendition::drop

impl<E: CatalogExt, C: RenditionConfig<E>> Drop for Rendition<E, C> {
	fn drop(&mut self) {
		if self.present {
			let mut guard = self.catalog.lock();
			C::remove(&mut guard, &self.name);
		}
	}
}

When a fulfilled rendition is dropped, its catalog entry is removed under the producer catalog mutex. Unfulfilled renditions do not remove an entry.

rs/moq-mux/src/catalog/hang/ext.rs

Lines 99–118 — Catalog data sections

pub struct Catalog<E: CatalogExt = ()> {
	#[serde(default)]
	pub video: hang::catalog::Video,

	#[serde(default)]
	pub audio: hang::catalog::Audio,

	#[serde(default, skip_serializing_if = "hang::catalog::Json::is_empty")]
	pub json: hang::catalog::Json,

	#[serde(default, skip_serializing_if = "hang::catalog::Binary::is_empty")]
	pub binary: hang::catalog::Binary,

	#[serde(flatten)]
	pub ext: E,
}

The producer’s catalog contains separate JSON and binary track maps in addition to video, audio, and extension sections.

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Learnt from: kixelated
Repo: moq-dev/moq PR: 3109
File: rs/moq-mux/src/catalog/producer.rs:387-393
Timestamp: 2026-08-27T23:27:51.254Z
Learning: In `moq-dev/moq`, merged PR `#2869` provides the atomic catalog-rendition ownership mechanism for `rs/moq-mux/src/catalog/producer.rs`: `Producer::acquire::<C>` checks catalog entries and reserves a type-specific name under `State { catalog, owned }` mutex protection, and `Reserved::init` is fallible. Branches that predate this change can retain a narrow race between `Producer::data_track` catalog lookup and `Rendition::set`.

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Make Producer::finish consume the handle.

finish ends the track, but it takes &mut self. A caller can still express use of the producer after the terminal operation. Change the signature to pub fn finish(mut self) -> Result<()>.

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Abort JSON stream groups after failed appends

When an append fails after earlier records were published, this cleanly finishes the track after moq_json::stream::Producer has cleanly finished the group, so a subscribed consumer drains the prefix and receives None, making the truncated log indistinguishable from a successfully completed one. Fresh evidence after the earlier thread is that the final JSON wrapper still calls finish() here, while only the binary producers were changed to abort their groups. Abort the JSON group with the original error before closing the track, as required by the failure semantics in drafts/draft-lcurley-moq-hang.md:327-328. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)

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Not fixed, and I want to be precise about why rather than defer again.

Verified the mechanism first: moq_json::stream's error path finishes the group cleanly and clears it before append returns, so by the time the wrapper sees the error there is no group left to abort. The wrapper cannot reach the track either, since moq_json::stream::Producer owns it and exposes only consume/append/finish. So there is no fix available from moq-mux; it needs moq-json to change.

That change is not additive. moq-json's roll-and-retry is a deliberate, tested design in that crate: a_rejected_record_leaves_the_encoder_able_to_retry asserts a failed record leaves the producer able to continue into a fresh group, which is the opposite of ending the track. Overriding another crate's stated design from this PR, for a path its other consumer (the timeline producer) also uses, is not something I should do mid-review.

It is filed as a follow-up, which now covers both halves: closing rather than rolling, and aborting rather than closing cleanly.

Related, and worth flagging since your earlier thread accepted my group-abort fix for moq-binary: that fix was wrong and 08032e7 replaces it. Probing poll_recv_group after a group abort returns Ready(Ok(None)), because the aborted group is dropped from the cache and the reader sees a clean end anyway. Only a track abort reaches a subscriber. The binary producer now aborts the track, with regression tests using moq-json's own rejecting-track trick to inject the write failure.

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Not changed, and I want to give the reason rather than just decline.

The mechanism is real: write_frame converts the timestamp into the track's timescale after append_group has already published, so a TimestampMismatch leaves an empty superseding group exactly like the size case did.

What stops me is the cost of the guard. Pre-validating needs two new public APIs in moq-net: track::Producer exposes no info() or timescale accessor (only Subscriber does), and Timestamp::convert is private. That is two additions to a networking crate's public surface, from a data-tracks PR, to guard a case that is unreachable through the API this PR ships: catalog::Producer::data_track creates every data track with create_track(name, None), so the default timescale, which always represents a wall clock. Reaching it means constructing moq_binary::snapshot::Producer::new directly with a track whose timescale cannot hold Timestamp::now(), which is the pathological fixture the stream tests build on purpose.

Worth doing, just not here: Producer::info() mirroring Subscriber::info() looks like a genuine gap in moq-net, and it would let both this and any future post-open validation be checked up front. I have filed it rather than growing this PR's moq-net footprint a third time.

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Roll before cumulative JSON frames evict the snapshot

When a group already contains a sizable snapshot, this path checks only the pending delta's decompression limit and never verifies snapshotLen + deltaBytes + payload.length against the 32 MiB group cache. For example, an uncompressed 4 MiB snapshot followed by a 29 MiB merge patch is accepted, but Group.writeFrame evicts frame 0, so a late or stalled consumer gets Lagged and cannot reconstruct the current value even though update() succeeded. Fresh evidence after the earlier Rust cache thread is that rs/moq-json/src/snapshot/encoder.rs now performs this cumulative check, while the final JavaScript encoder still does not; roll this update into a new snapshot before encoding/writing the delta. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)

AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L211-L213

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