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Problem

The process-wide C handle counter exhausts the positive i32 range and can overwrite live resources after wrapping. Callback threading and bandwidth-close lifetime requirements are undocumented.

Approach

• Wrap from i32::MAX to 1 and skip live entries in the target map, retaining monotonic allocation between wraps. Refuse only when the target map holds the entire positive i32 range.
• Cover empty and occupied boundary crossings with isolated counters. Run a handle churn/collision benchmark in Nightly.
• Document runtime-thread safety in both callback typedefs, constructor safety contracts, Send justifications, and the C guide. Document the pending bandwidth callback after close.
• Delete the completed quest and its incoming link.

Impact

• Public API: signatures and ABI unchanged. Callback and user_data threading/lifetime preconditions are now explicit; handles may be reused after a full positive-i32 counter cycle.
• Wire: none.

Alternatives

Follow the settled PID-style policy. Generation-tagged slabs wrap too quickly under per-frame churn; removing frame handles would break callers that retain frames. No new exported symbols or dependencies.

Validation

• The boundary test reproduced replacement of a live handle before the fix.
• just ci passed, including all 148 moq-c tests, clippy, rustdoc, isolated feature extremes, Markdown, shell, and repository tooling checks. The initial run hit the existing local mbx “Argument list too long” interaction; the successful run used the pinned Nix toolchain on PATH with inherited BASH_ENV disabled, matching moq-dev/moq#7201.
• The ignored handle benchmark passed across 0, 64, and 4096 live entries, with ordinary churn and forced wraparound collisions.
• Verified cbindgen copied the callback-threading and pending-close documentation into the generated moq.h.
• quest check --base origin/main and git diff --check passed.

Follow-ups

None. No maintainer decisions remain.

(Written by GPT-6.1 Sol)

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Reviewed commit: 16c9fa33490f40da09982144b6f8cd717119e77c.

No actionable bugs found. The positive-i32 wrap and vacant-entry insertion directly fix exhaustion/live-entry replacement while retaining the settled target-map allocation policy. The boundary tests cover both wrap and occupied IDs; callback-thread and pending-close lifetime documentation matches the surrounding dispatch/cancellation code. This is a proportionate fix without additional public API or wire complexity.

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The C handle allocator now wraps IDs from i32::MAX to 1 and skips IDs present in its map. Tests cover wraparound and occupied IDs, and the nightly group runs an ignored allocation benchmark. Callback and close documentation now specifies runtime-thread safety and callback lifetime requirements. The handle-wrap audit entry and document were removed.

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Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review 16c9f

Fix cross-family handle collisions before merging; after wraparound, a handle can finish the wrong live resource.

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Failed checks: 1 warning

Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Docstring Coverage		Docstring coverage is 50.00% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documenta…	Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.

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Title check		The title clearly summarizes the primary changes: handle allocation wraparound and callback safety documentation.
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Continued the maintainer-approved merge at head 015750db953c99e94ed6182e76c343b03ffcdc0f. The predecessor's checkout is preserved, with no unpushed source work. No additional code changes or decisions were needed; CodeRabbit withdrew its sole finding after the handle identity documentation was clarified.

Validation on this head:

• just ci passed, including all 148 moq-c tests, using the pinned Nix environment and mbx through quest gate with inherited BASH_ENV=/dev/null.
• The handle benchmark passed with 0, 64, and 4096 live entries, for ordinary churn and forced wraparound collisions.
• Trusted installed quest check --base origin/main --branch quest/m1/security-audit/c-handle-wrap, invoked outside this checkout with --root, passed after fetching the latest base. git diff --check passed and the checkout is clean.
• Remote checks are complete and passing; the existing independent reviews cover the implementation and final documentation correction, with no outstanding findings.

Public C signatures and ABI are unchanged; callback thread/lifetime contracts are explicit. No wire impact or follow-up decisions.

Submitting this exact head to the merge queue under the maintainer's approval.

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