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Adds iNUTB-006 requiring byte-identical kona program artifacts across all builds. Non-deterministic builds break prestate reproducibility for fault proofs.
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Looks good. I will note that the preimage-reproducibility CCI workflow mitigates this. It's a scheduled workflow that asserts that the kona program build is reproducible. We can add this to the spec.
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I shoehorned that in: 365e17d |
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Adds invariant iNUTB-006 requiring byte-identical kona program artifacts across all builds regardless of environment or timing.
Non-deterministic builds prevent verification that kona programs correspond to specific source code, undermining prestate reproducibility and making it impossible to independently verify fault proofs.