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Wire operators retain exact schema identifiers · case 04

Wire operators retain exact schema identifiers is violated by the widget projection.

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Case contract

The filter wire format represents scalar, set, range and unary constraints with distinct operand structures; omission differs from a null scalar operand. This example checks: Wire operators retain exact schema identifiers.

Why this case matters

Filter-widget state and serialization must preserve user constraints while the view changes.

One recorded failure

Sample boundary fixture

This sample comes from the broken implementation of a controlled reproducer.

Boundary fixture	Actual	Expected	Outcome
contract fixture 0	`{"field-path": {"path": ["x"]}, "operator-preserve": "eq", "range-envelope": {"lower": null, "upper": null}, "scalar-envelope": {"value": null}, "set-envelope": {"values": []}, "unary-envelope": {"operator": "EQ"}}`	`{"field-path": {"path": ["x"]}, "operator-preserve": "EQ", "range-envelope": {"lower": null, "upper": null}, "scalar-envelope": {"value": null}, "set-envelope": {"values": []}, "unary-envelope": {"operator": "EQ"}}`	Failed

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