Feat/issue 33 s1 finding hexads#80
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Adds a per-WeakPoint hexad path to persist_assemblyline_report so a batch scan can persist one hexad per finding in addition to the existing aggregate hexad. Subject identity is `finding:<repo>:<file>:<line>:<category>`, chosen for cross-run stability so the upcoming S2 (campaign register-pr) and S3 (query) slices can join on it without diffing JSON. New public surface: - HexadSemantic gains an optional `finding: Option<FindingSemantic>` (additive, skip_serializing_if = none → existing consumers unaffected). - FindingSemantic carries finding_id / repo / file / line / category / rule_id / rule_name / severity / description / first_seen_run / last_seen_run / framework. rule_id and rule_name reuse the canonical SARIF mapping (sarif.rs::rule_id / rule_name now pub(crate)). - build_finding_hexads(report) -> Vec<PanicAttackHexad>. - STORE_FINDING_HEXADS_ENV = "PANIC_ATTACK_STORE_FINDING_HEXADS" — when set non-empty AND StorageMode::VerisimDb is configured, persist_assemblyline_report writes one file per finding under `<dir>/hexads/findings/`. Behaviour preserved: - Default path unchanged (env var off → no per-finding writes). - Aggregate hexad still emitted in every VerisimDb run. - Suppressed WeakPoints are skipped, keeping the store aligned with fleet/CI counts. S1 sets first_seen_run == last_seen_run; back-stamping from a prior hexad is S2's job (per the issue), not S1's. Tests: 7 new (id stability, category discrimination, count per WP, suppression skip, canonical rule_id/name, file write + round-trip, env-var default-off). Full suite: 215 lib + 13 + 16 + 6 + 12 + 3 + 7 + 12 + 14 + 20 + 10 + 8 + 22 + 22 + 12 + 2 doc — all green. Clippy clean with -D warnings. Refs #33. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
… prerequisite) Recon flagged that PANIC_ATTACK_STORE_FINDING_HEXADS=1 was dead without a manifest configuring reports.storage-targets=verisimdb. The env check sat inside the VerisimDb arm of persist_assemblyline_report, but storage_modes() defaulted to [Filesystem] only — so the operational opt-in path was unreachable without a fully-populated 0-AI-MANIFEST.a2ml. Add resolve_storage_modes() that augments declared modes with VerisimDb when the env var is truthy. Wire it at the single binding site in main.rs. Smoke-verified end-to-end: assemblyline scan against a tiny multi-repo dir now emits 5 per-finding hexads under hexads/findings/ from env var alone. 3 new tests + 1 existing finding_hexads_disabled_by_default test now share a Mutex to serialize their env-var mutations under cargo's parallel runner. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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