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Vector runner: execute one TestVector against a registered TC
scheme and produce a TestResult.
The runner stands up one confium_tc::Session per party, drives
every session forward one round at a time, routes all outgoing
messages through a crate::ByzantineTransport (so configured
behaviors take effect), and feeds the surviving messages back as
the next round’s incoming set. When every session reports
complete, it reads the result and compares it against the
vector’s expected bytes.
The runner is the integration point between the deterministic
environment, the Byzantine wrapper, and the link-time scheme
registry. NIST evaluators point it at a vector file plus a
confium install-ed scheme name; everything else is automatic.
Schemes under test are resolved via the link-time
confium_tc::registry — the same mechanism real plugins use.
Tests that want to drive a mock scheme register it via
inventory::submit! (see the tests at the bottom of this file).
Structs§
- Vector
Runner - Drives a vector through a registered TC scheme.