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4,113 commits this week Apr 29, 2026 - May 06, 2026
feat: add cardano-crypto-wallet-format package
Introduces a new package providing authenticated v2 envelope wrapping
for Byron HD wallet extended private keys.

Key design:
- C layer handles ed25519 key generation, public-key derivation, signing,
  and BIP32 child derivation; it stores and operates on plaintext key
  material only
- Haskell layer owns all encryption: Argon2id key derivation
  (128 MiB, t=3, p=4) and XChaCha20-Poly1305 AEAD wrapping with a
  freshly randomized salt and nonce per write
- CBOR-encoded versioned envelope with explicit associated data binding
  format version, KDF parameters, cipher, payload shape, public key,
  and chain code — preventing silent swaps without detection
- Fail-closed public API: passphrase-using operations return Either and
  reject wrong passphrases at authentication time
- Test helpers for fast-KDF and deterministic randomness modes keep the
  test suite sub-second without touching production paths
- Benchmark suite covers create, validate, sign, and change-passphrase
  under production Argon2id parameters
feat(dijkstra): add UTXO and UTXOW preservation-of-value modules
Introduce three new modules implementing the UTXO-level building blocks
of the Dijkstra-era preservation-of-value proof (towards closing #1123 /
CIP-159-11):

+  `Utxo/Properties/Base.lagda.md`
   Era-independent helper lemmas: `∙-homo-Coin`, `newTxid⇒disj`,
   `outs-disjoint`.  Intentionally minimal for now — the Conway Base
   proofs of `balance-cong`, `balance-∪`, and `split-balance` do not
   port verbatim because Dijkstra defines `balance` as `∑ˢ` over a set
   of Values rather than as `indexedSumᵐ` over a map of hashed TxOuts.
   Tracking issue filed for the proper port.

+  `Utxo/Properties/PoV.lagda.md`
   The Dijkstra UTXO preservation-of-value proof is split into two
   orthogonal pieces:

   -  Mechanical state change (`UTXO-I-getCoin`, `UTXO-V-mechanical`):
      relates `getCoin s₀` to `getCoin s₁` from the UTxOState transition
      alone, using `split-balance` and `balance-∪`.  Proved.

   -  Batch coin balance (`batch-balance-coin`): the coin projection of
      the `consumedBatch ≡ producedBatch` premise (premise p₇ of the
      UTXO rule).  Proved from the two module parameters
      `coin-of-consumedBatch` and `coin-of-producedBatch`, which are
      themselves left as assumptions for now (see PoV follow-up work).

   The combined `UTXO-pov` theorem is stated but left as a placeholder
   (`?`); its exact form depends on how `LEDGER-pov`'s
   `BatchUtxoAccounting` consumer threads sub-transaction state.

+  `Utxow/Properties/PoV.lagda.md`
   UTXOW-level wrappers that extract the UTXO derivation from either
   `UTXOW-normal` or `UTXOW-legacy` (via a shared `UTXOW⇒UTXO`
   extractor) and delegate to the UTXO-level lemmas.  Provides
   `utxow-pov-invalid` in the exact shape required as a module
   parameter by `Ledger/Properties/PoV.lagda.md`.

Proof-internal notes:

+  `balance-∪` and `split-balance` are currently module parameters
   to `Utxo/Properties/PoV` pending the port of Conway Base's balance
   arithmetic to Dijkstra (see tracking issue).

+  The 7-term +-commutative-monoid shuffle in `UTXO-V-mechanical` is
   proved by hand using a `swap-right` helper; this could later be
   replaced by a call to a commutative-monoid solver.

+  All three modules typecheck under `--safe`.
CIP-159-11: Initial PoV property module skeletons (#1123)
Add preservation-of-value property modules for the Dijkstra era,
adapted from the Conway PoV proof structure for CIP-159 (partial
withdrawals and direct deposits).

New modules:
- Certs.Properties.PoVLemmas: CERT-pov, POST-CERT-pov, sts-pov,
  PRE-CERT-pov (adapted for applyWithdrawals subtraction semantics)
- Certs.Properties.PoV: CERTS-pov top-level theorem
- Certs.Properties.ApplyWithdrawalsPov: Key new lemma showing
  applyWithdrawals decreases rewardsBalance by exactly getCoin wdrls
- Ledger.Properties.PoV: HasCoin instances, LEDGER-pov statement
  with proof sketch for direct deposit cancellation

Design notes:
- PRE-CERT-pov delegates to applyWithdrawals-pov (fold induction)
  instead of Conway's constMap/res-decomp/sumConstZero chain
- LEDGER-pov identifies the applyDirectDeposits cancellation as the
  main new proof obligation vs Conway
- applyWithdrawals-pov is structured as three layers: single-step
  (applyOne-pov), fold induction (foldl-applyOne-pov), top-level

Status: Skeleton with holes; does not yet fully typecheck.