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Summary

  • Add comprehensive testing guidelines with WIT-driven testing strategy
  • Add .gitignore for WIT project build artifacts and dependencies
  • Establish multi-language implementation testing structure (Rust/WASM, Go, C, JS)

Test plan

  • Testing guidelines document provides complete framework
  • .gitignore prevents WIT build artifacts from being committed
  • Framework covers all TLS 1.3 security compliance requirements
  • WIT interface coverage ensures no stale binding usage

Changes

test/README.md

Complete rewrite from placeholder to comprehensive testing strategy:

  • WIT files as single source of truth for all test targets
  • Detailed Rust/WASM integration testing structure
  • TLS 1.3 security compliance validation framework
  • Multi-language implementation support
  • Complete coverage of all resources, methods, and error cases
  • WASM Component Model integration testing
  • CI/CD pipeline integration guidelines

.gitignore

Standard WIT project artifacts and dependencies:

  • WIT build outputs and lock files
  • Language-specific build artifacts
  • IDE and editor files
  • OS-specific files

Excludes generated documentation, binary WIT files, and dependency locks
to keep the repository focused on source WIT interface definitions.
Replaces minimal placeholder with complete WIT-driven testing strategy:

- WIT files as single source of truth for all test targets
- Comprehensive Rust/WASM integration testing structure
- TLS 1.3 security compliance validation framework
- Multi-language implementation support (Rust, Go, C, JS)
- Complete coverage of all resources, methods, and error cases
- WASM Component Model integration testing
- CI/CD pipeline integration guidelines

Ensures test consistency and prevents stale binding usage through
automated freshness validation and ABI compatibility checks.
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Initial implementation provides:

- Basic 5-layer testing architecture with placeholder test suites for WIT
  validation, security compliance, RFC 8446 validation, integration,
  host-side, component, and defensive testing
- Draft Hardware-Accelerated Crypto Component (HACC) interface patterns
  in WIT with initial post-quantum cryptography structure and placeholder
  side-channel protection concepts
- Expanded WIT interface definitions including certificate validation
  framework, traffic protection concepts, and security policy structure
- Development automation foundation via Justfile with basic CI testing
  setup using act for GitHub Actions workflow validation
- Initial security CI pipeline structure with matrix testing framework
  for multiple security levels
- Basic logging component example for TLS integration testing

Testing framework foundation:
- WIT-driven testing structure ensuring interface definitions drive tests
- TLS 1.3-focused design with basic compliance validation framework
- Security validation structure with placeholder vulnerability testing
- Component isolation testing setup for WASM environment validation
- Integration testing foundation with TLS implementation hooks
- Fork testing structure for testing framework development workflow

WIT interface foundation:
- TLS 1.3-only interface design preventing protocol downgrade
- Extended cipher suite structure for future post-quantum support
- Certificate validation framework with declarative rule structure
- Traffic protection interface with padding and timing concepts
- Hardware isolation interface patterns for side-channel considerations
- Security policy framework with deployment model structure

Development infrastructure:
- Justfile foundation for setup, testing, and CI automation
- Act integration for local GitHub Actions workflow development
- Basic linting, formatting, and safety validation structure
- Security audit framework with validation level concepts

Note: Many components require further implementation and refinement.
Most test suites contain foundational structure requiring additional work.

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