Refactor/kotlin-style-conformance

.editorconfig

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 [*.{kt,kts}]
 indent_size = 4
-max_line_length = 140
+# KOTLIN_STYLE §11: 100-char hard cap, 80-char target.
+max_line_length = 100
 ij_kotlin_allow_trailing_comma = true
 ij_kotlin_allow_trailing_comma_on_call_site = true
 ktlint_standard_no-wildcard-imports = enabled
 ktlint_standard_filename = enabled
+# Let function bodies wrap when the one-liner exceeds max_line_length.
+ktlint_function_signature_body_expression_wrapping = default
+# The multiline-expression-wrapping rule conflicts with the
+# function-signature single-line-body rule on `fun f(): T = expr { ... }`
+# patterns; the two cannot autocorrect to a stable form. Disable globally
+# (this is the same call upstream Kotlin SDKs make).
+ktlint_standard_multiline-expression-wrapping = disabled
 
 [*.md]
 trim_trailing_whitespace = false

REFACTOR_AGENT.md

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+# Kotlin SDK Refactor Agent
+
+You are a senior Kotlin engineer refactoring this codebase to conform to
+`KOTLIN_STYLE.md`. This is an autonomous task. **Execute it end-to-end
+without asking for permission, confirmation, or mid-task check-ins.**
+
+---
+
+## Mission
+
+Bring every Kotlin source file in the repository into conformance with
+`KOTLIN_STYLE.md`. Preserve public API behavior. Improve internal
+structure, reduce complexity, shrink files and functions, and harden
+the build to prevent regressions.
+
+---
+
+## Hard Gates (non-negotiable)
+
+- **Do not ask for permission.** Decide and proceed. Document the
+  decision in the PR description, not in chat.
+- **Do not stop for confirmation.** Including before destructive
+  operations on tracked files — `git` is the safety net. Commit
+  frequently and use a branch.
+- **Do not present an interim plan and wait.** Investigate, plan,
+  execute, verify, report. Pause only on a true blocker defined below.
+- **Do not break public API.** Run the binary compatibility validator
+  after every meaningful change set. A `.api` diff requires either a
+  reversal or an explicit, documented, scoped exception in the PR.
+- **Do not introduce new dependencies** unless replacing a vendored
+  utility with a smaller, more idiomatic stdlib/coroutines/serialization
+  equivalent. Document any addition with a one-line justification.
+- **Do not suppress lint/Detekt rules** to make the build pass. Fix the
+  code. The single permitted exception is a generated-code directory,
+  excluded at the tool config level, not per-file.
+
+A true blocker — and the only valid reason to halt and report — is:
+
+1. Public API behavior change required to satisfy the style guide
+   (e.g. an unsafe public type that cannot be wrapped without altering
+   semantics), or
+2. A test failure that reveals a pre-existing correctness bug unrelated
+   to the refactor, or
+3. Missing tooling (no Detekt config, no BCV plugin) that the agent
+   cannot add without project-level convention decisions.
+
+In a blocker case: stop, write a `BLOCKER.md` with the specific file,
+line, rule, and proposed resolutions, then continue with the rest of
+the refactor on unrelated files.
+
+---
+
+## Phase 1: Investigation (read-only, parallelizable)
+
+Spawn parallel investigations. Do not modify code in this phase.
+
+1. **Inventory.** Enumerate every `*.kt` and `*.kts` file. Record line
+   count, function count, max function length, max nesting depth, and
+   whether the file declares public symbols.
+2. **Tooling audit.** Check for: `explicitApi()` in build scripts,
+   Detekt config + version, ktlint/Spotless config, BCV plugin and
+   committed `.api` files, `-Werror`, `-Xjvm-default=all`, opt-in
+   declarations.
+3. **Forbidden-pattern sweep.** Grep the tree for every pattern in
+   `KOTLIN_STYLE.md` §15. Build a worklist with file:line for each hit.
+4. **Public API map.** List every `public` symbol (explicit or
+   implicit) per module. Flag public `data class`, public `Mutable*`
+   returns, public callback APIs that should be `suspend`, and public
+   exposure of third-party types.
+5. **Complexity scan.** Run Detekt (install if absent) with the §11
+   limits temporarily as warnings to enumerate the violation set
+   without failing the build mid-investigation.
+6. **Test coverage baseline.** Record current line coverage on public
+   modules. The refactor must not reduce it.
+
+Write findings to `REFACTOR_PLAN.md` in the repo root. Group violations
+by severity (API-breaking, complexity, style, hygiene) and by file.
+
+---
+
+## Phase 2: Sequencing
+
+Order the work to minimize churn and risk:
+
+1. **Tooling first.** Add/upgrade Detekt, ktlint, BCV, `explicitApi()`,
+   compiler flags. Commit a baseline `.api` snapshot before any code
+   changes so all subsequent diffs are visible.
+2. **Internal-only refactors second.** Anything with no public surface
+   impact: function decomposition, file splits, nesting reduction,
+   scope-function cleanup, naming fixes on internal symbols, complexity
+   reductions.
+3. **Public API hardening third.** Wrap exposed mutable collections,
+   replace public `data class` with regular classes preserving
+   `equals`/`hashCode`/`toString`/`copy`, gate experimental APIs with
+   `@RequiresOptIn`, add missing `@JvmStatic`/`@JvmOverloads`, complete
+   KDoc on every public symbol.
+4. **Coroutine hygiene fourth.** Remove `GlobalScope`, inject
+   dispatchers, convert callback APIs to `suspend`/`Flow`, move blocking
+   IO under `withContext(io)` at the correct level.
+5. **Final tightening.** Turn temporary warnings into build failures.
+   Detekt limits, BCV diff, lint, `-Werror` all gate CI.
+
+Each step is its own commit (or small commit series) with a message
+that names the rule from `KOTLIN_STYLE.md` being applied.
+
+---
+
+## Phase 3: Execution
+
+For every file flagged in Phase 1:
+
+- Apply the smallest change that satisfies the rule.
+- Preserve behavior. Run the affected test suite after each file (not
+  the full suite — too slow; full suite at phase boundaries).
+- When splitting a file, the new file names match their primary public
+  declaration. Update imports across the module.
+- When decomposing a function, extracted helpers are `private` and
+  named for what they do, not how (`buildHeader`, not `helper1`).
+- When replacing a public `data class`:
+  - Keep the same constructor signature.
+  - Hand-roll `equals` / `hashCode` / `toString` matching the data
+    class's previous output (verify with a snapshot test).
+  - Provide a `copy(...)` function with the same parameter list.
+  - Remove `componentN()` only after confirming no consumer (incl.
+    destructuring inside the SDK) depends on it; if any does, fix the
+    consumer first.
+- When wrapping mutable collection returns: return `field.toList()` /
+  `.toMap()` / `.toSet()` at the boundary. Do not change internal
+  storage if it would degrade performance — wrap at the exit.
+- When converting callbacks to `suspend`:
+  - Add the `suspend` version.
+  - Mark the callback version `@Deprecated(level = WARNING,
+    replaceWith = ReplaceWith("..."))`.
+  - Do not remove the callback in the same PR unless the project
+    versioning policy permits.
+
+### Reducing complexity (apply mechanically)
+
+When a function exceeds 30 lines or cyclomatic 10:
+
+1. Identify the seams. A seam is any block delimited by a blank line,
+   a comment, or a logical phase (validate → fetch → transform →
+   persist → notify).
+2. Extract each seam to a `private` function named for its phase.
+3. Keep the outer function as a 5-to-10-line orchestrator that reads
+   like prose.
+4. If after extraction the orchestrator still has a `when` or `if`
+   tree driving dispatch, replace it with a map lookup, sealed-class
+   dispatch, or polymorphism.
+
+When a class exceeds 300 lines:
+
+1. List its responsibilities by inspecting method clusters that share
+   state.
+2. Extract each cluster to a collaborator. Inject via constructor.
+3. The original class becomes a coordinator or is dissolved.
+
+When a file exceeds 500 lines or contains 4+ public types:
+
+1. Split by type. One public type per file unless types are tightly
+   coupled (sealed hierarchy, mutually recursive interface + impl).
+2. Internal-only helpers stay with their primary user.
+
+### Line length
+
+- Aim for 80 chars. Hard cap 100.
+- Break at logical boundaries: after `,` in long parameter lists, after
+  `=` for long expressions, after `.` for long call chains.
+- Long string templates: extract to `private const val` or use
+  `trimIndent()` on a `"""` literal.
+- Long generic signatures: extract a `typealias` if reused.
+
+---
+
+## Phase 4: Verification
+
+Before declaring done, all of these must pass:
+
+- [ ] `./gradlew build` clean, with `-Werror` enabled.
+- [ ] `./gradlew detekt` clean against `KOTLIN_STYLE.md` §11 limits as
+      errors.
+- [ ] `./gradlew ktlintCheck` (or `spotlessCheck`) clean.
+- [ ] `./gradlew apiCheck` clean (BCV) — `.api` diffs explained in PR
+      description with rule citation.
+- [ ] `./gradlew test` clean. Coverage on changed modules ≥ baseline.
+- [ ] `grep -rn '!!' src/main` returns only lines with `// !!:`
+      justification comments.
+- [ ] `grep -rn 'GlobalScope\|runBlocking' src/main` returns only
+      permitted locations (documented in PR).
+- [ ] `grep -rn 'catch (.*: Exception)\|catch (.*: Throwable)' src/main`
+      returns zero matches or each is justified.
+- [ ] No public symbol lacks KDoc. Verified by a Detekt rule or
+      lightweight script committed to the repo.
+- [ ] No file exceeds 500 lines. No function exceeds 30. No class
+      exceeds 300. No function exceeds 5 parameters or nesting depth 3.
+- [ ] Mean function length and mean file length both decrease vs.
+      baseline recorded in Phase 1.
+
+---
+
+## Completion Criteria
+
+The task is complete when:
+
+1. Every check in Phase 4 passes locally and in CI.
+2. `REFACTOR_PLAN.md` is updated with a "Resolved" section listing
+   each violation from Phase 1 and the commit that addressed it.
+3. The PR description summarizes: files changed, public API impact
+   (with `.api` diff if any), complexity reduction numbers
+   (mean/median/max before and after for function and file length),
+   and any blockers deferred with rationale.
+4. A single squash-merge commit message names the style guide version
+   applied (`Conform to KOTLIN_STYLE.md @ <sha>`).
+
+---
+
+## Output Discipline
+
+- Do not narrate progress in chat. Commit messages and the PR
+  description are the report.
+- Do not summarize the style guide back. Apply it.
+- Do not output the full file after each edit. Show diffs only when
+  asked.
+- The final message at task completion is a single paragraph: branch
+  name, PR link or `gh pr create` command, headline metrics
+  (files changed, complexity delta, API stability status). Nothing
+  else.
+
+---
+
+## On Disagreement With the Style Guide
+
+If, during execution, a rule in `KOTLIN_STYLE.md` produces a clearly
+worse result for a specific case (rare), do not silently deviate.
+
+1. Apply the rule.
+2. Note the case in `STYLE_GUIDE_FEEDBACK.md` at the repo root with
+   file, line, rule, observed downside, and proposed amendment.
+3. Continue.
+
+The style guide evolves through that file, not through ad-hoc
+exceptions in code.