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Completes quest/m1/lite-time-provenance, deleted here. A track received over moq-lite now has checkable timestamps, so the rewind check from moq-dev/moq#5803 also runs on received groups.

Per the maintainer's decision, there is no wire flag. Instead, a receiver drops every timestamp it receives over moq-lite-05/06.

What changed

• lite-05/06 ingress drops timestamps.
  • lite::Framing::new(info, version) (from moq-dev/moq#6107's Framing) reads the wire timescale, so a track accepted untimed on lite-05/06 still reads past each frame's timestamp.
  • The subscriber's copy is accepted untimed.
  • The frame and datagram decoders still read each timestamp to stay in step, then drop it.
  • The fetch path gets the same treatment.
  • Relays forward these tracks untimed over every version.
  • lite-05/06 send times look exactly like media time, so a receiver could never trust them.
• lite-07 ingress is checked. A received group that starts before a lower-sequence group is refused with TimestampMismatch, the same as a local write. The group stream is stopped with 0x39.
• moq-transport timestamps stay on moq-transport.
  • A timed track received over moq-transport is marked crate-private track::Info::unchecked, and its groups are not checked.
  • It is forwarded unchanged over moq-transport.
  • A moq-lite hop serves it untimed. The lite publisher's TRACK_INFO, frame encoding and datagrams all go through Info::lite_timescale().
  • On lite-05/06, such a track's frames and datagrams carry their send time, like any track served untimed there. The lite publisher carries a private Stamp (wire timescale, and whether the frame's own timestamp goes out) in place of a bare timescale.
• Removed:
  • the session-level received mark: track::Producer::received() and js/net hooks.receiveTrack;
  • the TRACK_INFO Unverified byte from the previous round, with its draft text and tests.
• Conversions: From<lite::TrackInfo> for track::Info is kept. The publisher side is now lite::TrackInfo::serve(info, version), since the compression flag merged from main depends on the version.
• js/net mirror:
  • hasMediaTime(version);
  • frameDecoder and readFrames take a timed flag;
  • #toModelInfo drops the timescale on lite-05/06, and datagrams do too;
  • Info.unchecked is @internal, set by moq-transport ingress;
  • liteTimescale() is used by the lite publisher, which mirrors Stamp.
• Docs:
  • draft-lcurley-moq-lite: the Frame rule, the 0x39 row, and the lite-07 changelog.
  • doc/concept/moq-lite.md, and the Unreleased bullet in doc/setup/upgrade.md.
  • The Unreleased moq-dev/moq#5803 entries in rs/moq-net/MIGRATE.md and js/net/MIGRATE.md.
  • The quest/m1/public-model/ingest.md bullet.

Public API and wire impact

• Public API: none.
  • Info::unchecked, lite_timescale and TrackInfo::serve are pub(crate) in Rust; JS Info.unchecked and liteTimescale are @internal.
  • track::Producer::received was crate-private and is deleted.
  • moq_relay::test_relay (test support) now also accepts lite-07 for a client that opts in.
• Wire encoding: unchanged on every version. lite-07 TRACK_INFO is back to its main layout.
• Behavior:
  • A track received over moq-lite-05/06 arrives untimed: frames have no timestamp, info().timescale is None, and media-time expiry and Anchor::Time don't apply. Consumers read times from the payload, as the hang legacy container and CMAF already do.
  • A received lite-07 group that rewinds is refused.
  • A moq-transport-received timed track keeps its timestamps on moq-transport egress, unchecked, and is served untimed to moq-lite.

Decisions

Track provenance

• Lite-07 TRACK_INFO Unverified flag (previous round)
• ✅ Drop every timestamp received over moq-lite-05/06, so those tracks arrive and are forwarded untimed (maintainer: "I don't think they're load bearing and it's safer")

moq-transport ingress (the maintainer had no preference; this is my pick)

• Also drop the timestamps. That would split the wire timescale from the model timescale throughout IETF ingress, and it breaks moq-transport to moq-transport passthrough even through one relay. An untimed relay copy declares no TIMESCALE, while its objects still carry sealed Timestamp properties, which egress refuses or strips.
• Keep them unchecked and forward them everywhere. This leaves the hole Codex found in moq-dev/moq#5803: a relay passes arrival stamps from a released relay over lite-07, and a checking receiver refuses its groups.
• Check them like lite-07. This is wrong for a released relay that forwards send or arrival stamps under TIMESCALE.
• ✅ Keep them unchecked and only on moq-transport: a moq-lite hop serves the track untimed. This is the only option that is correct without a wire flag and keeps single-relay moq-transport passthrough intact.
  • Cost: moq-transport timestamps don't cross a moq-lite hop, including a lite-07 relay mesh with the ietf extension.
  • On such a hop, a mutable Timestamp is dropped, and passthrough_keeps_the_publishers_timestamp_units now pins that.
  • On such a hop, an object with a sealed Timestamp is refused as unsupported, since its track is served untimed.
  • Released meshes run lite-06, which drops every timestamp anyway, so only the unreleased lite-07 mesh loses anything.
  • moq-dev/moq#6107 carries a track's moq-transport version across ietf hops, has landed, and quest/m1/ietf-extension/serve-timed removes this cost on top of it (see Suggested follow-ups).

Plumbing

• ✅ Delete track::Producer::received() and hooks.receiveTrack, which the drop and the unchecked field replace
• ✅ Keep From<lite::TrackInfo> for track::Info, and replace the publisher-side From with TrackInfo::serve(info, version)
• ✅ Rename the crate-private field unverified to unchecked, since "unverified" already names a late group below the eviction watermark

Tests

• Rust lite subscriber:
  • lite06_timestamps_are_dropped: a frame stamped 500ms on lite-05/06 lands untimed on the untimed copy.
  • a_lite07_rewind_is_refused: the same frame on lite-07 returns TimestampMismatch.
• Rust integration (received_rewind):
  • lite-06 send times relayed out over lite-06, lite-07-wip and moq-transport-22 arrive untimed and in full.
  • fetches_alone_accept_descending_send_times still passes.
  • New moq_transport_timestamps_stay_on_moq_transport publishes a timed track into a relay over moq-transport-22. Downstream, lite-06 and lite-07 see it untimed and moq-transport-22 keeps MILLI. It fails if lite_timescale ignores unchecked.
• Rust IETF:
  • The stitch harness builds its track through accepted_info, so a_received_rewind_is_accepted pins moq-transport ingress as unchecked.
  • passthrough_keeps_the_publishers_timestamp_units checks the direct relay keeps the Timestamp and the moq-lite hop drops it while keeping the other property.
• Send times: an_unchecked_track_goes_out_with_send_times (Rust) and lite draft-06: an unchecked track's fetched frames carry their send time (js/net) pin that an unchecked track on lite-06 carries its send time, not its own timestamp.
• js/net:
  • version %p drops received timestamps (lite-05/06: untimed info, frames without timestamp);
  • a lite-07 rewind is refused;
  • an unchecked track is served untimed (TRACK_INFO on 05, 06 and 07).
• Updated expectations: tests that read timestamps back over lite-05/06 now expect none, or move to lite-07 where the timestamps are the point.
  • Rust: untimed, datagram and wide_sequence (moq-net), connection (moq-relay), the lite-05 broadcast tests (moq-tokio, which still check the payload behind each decoded delta), and the hand-built tracks in two lite subscriber unit tests.
  • moq-cli's ts_passthrough_crosses_a_relay_through_a_flagged_jump also runs lite-07 now, so its budget check still sees the jump.
  • JS: untimed.test.ts, the lite fetch tests in integration.test.ts (now lite-07), and js/e2ee's lite-05 row.

Checks

On head 65f7bc8699 (after merging main with moq-dev/moq#6107):

• just check stages, run by hand because nix flake check can't build the github-runner VM image on this machine (unshare is not permitted):
  • rs lint-changed: pass.
  • Rust tests: 9307 of 9308 pass across the workspace. moq-uring was excluded because io_uring hits this shared machine's RLIMIT_MEMLOCK.
  • The one failure is export::redundant_importers_switch_through_bufferbloat_on_lite_07 ("stitching export exited"), the known main flake tracked by quest/m1/test-flakes-2/redundant-failover-drift.md and moq-dev/moq#6113. It passed 1 of 3 isolated reruns at load average 16 to 26.
  • JS (js test-changed, on 4a58ec5211; JS is unchanged since): pass, except one moqt-17 auth test that passed 3 of 3 when rerun alone.
• just test interop --all: pass.
• quest check: pass (440 documents).
• just drafts check: passed in the previous round; the draft is unchanged since.

Suggested follow-ups

• quest/m1/ietf-extension/serve-timed, unblocked by this PR (its Required entry is removed here). With moq-dev/moq#6107 merged, every moq-transport track carries track::Info::ietf(), which allows:
  • deriving "unchecked" from ietf() and deleting the unchecked field;
  • serving such a track timed to a peer that negotiated the ietf extension, and untimed only to a plain moq-lite peer.
  • Together these restore byte-exact moq-transport passthrough across a lite-07 mesh, sealed Timestamps included.

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Normalize listed metadata for legacy lite versions

When a lite-05/06 peer sends a timed TRACKS entry, info.into() preserves its wire timescale, even though the subscription path now clears that timescale and drops every received timestamp for those versions. Consequently, discovery reports the track as timed while resolving the same track reports it as untimed, and a relay can forward incorrect timed metadata in its own listing. Apply the same has_media_time() normalization before adding the entry to the lister.

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Not reachable: TRACKS is lite-07 only (Version::has_tracks() is false for Lite01 to Lite06), so a lite-05/06 peer can never send a TRACKS entry and every listed info here comes from a lite-07 session, whose timestamps are kept.

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Include timestamp provenance in route compatibility

When a same-epoch track is first resolved through a checked lite-07 route and later fails over to a timed moq-transport route, the new unchecked value differs but the compatibility checks in model/front.rs and js/net/src/resume.ts ignore it. The logical track therefore retains unchecked = false, allowing timestamps that may be moq-transport arrival times to be advertised to a lite peer as media time, defeating the safety rule introduced here. Treat differing provenance as incompatible or conservatively retain unchecked = true across the splice in both implementations.

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Declining. Keeping the first route's unchecked = false across the splice fails safe, not open:

• A spliced track that stays checked refuses any group from the moq-transport route that rewinds. A rewind is the only thing unchecked exists to tolerate.
• Being checked guarantees the same thing it does for any lite-07 track: no rewinds. A hostile lite-07 peer can already send forward-moving timestamps that aren't media time, so this doesn't open a new hole.
• Same-epoch splices only happen between epoch-carrying routes, meaning lite-07 or moq-transport with the unreleased epoch extension. Those come from upgraded nodes, which never stamp arrival times. The arrival-stamping peers that unchecked guards against can't produce a same-epoch route at all.

The alternatives each have a cost:

• Refusing the splice on a provenance mismatch would break failover between lite-07 and moq-transport routes to the same instance.
• Flipping the track to unchecked mid-life can't take back the timed TRACK_INFO already served to lite peers.

The real fix is provenance that travels with the track, which moq-dev/moq#6107 adds. It is listed as the follow-up in the description.

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Walkthrough

The changes distinguish media timestamps from send-time timestamps across moq-lite versions. Lite-05/06 receivers discard received timestamps and expose tracks as untimed. Lite-07 retains media timestamps and checks group ordering. Timed tracks marked unchecked bypass timestamp-order validation and are served over moq-lite without a timescale. Publisher serialization, relay behavior, tests, and documentation are updated to reflect these rules.

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Timed moq-transport tracks with out-of-order timestamps can expire the wrong groups or resolve time anchors incorrectly. Lite-05/06 untimed fallback timestamps may also not match the specified send-time behavior. Resolve these before merge.

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Merged origin/main twice. Beyond keeping both sides:

• quest/m1/ietf-extension/serve-timed.md (from quest: plan follow-ups from the m0/m1 spawn run #6186) required the deleted lite-time-provenance.md; that requirement is dropped, since this PR satisfies it and the Plan already cites it.
• Consumers that assumed lite-06 timestamps arrive now expect untimed frames: cpp/moq/test/probe.cpp, test/wasm/baseline/consumer.ts, test/wasm/uniffi/cases.ts, and a parity row in test/wasm/generator.md.
• quest/m1/js-start-parity.md and quest/m2/lite-legacy-gap.md linked resume-outage.md, which fix(net): a resume through a silent outage keeps the backlog its max age holds #6183 deleted; they now point at that PR, so quest check passes (it fails on main today).

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Merging main with #6107 needed a real resolution: lite::Framing now comes from Framing::new(info, version), so a track accepted untimed on lite-05/06 still reads past each frame's timestamp.

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Queuing for merge.

• Lite-05/06 receivers read past each frame's timestamp and land it untimed, since it may be a send time; lite-07 timestamps are media time, so received groups are checked like local writes and a rewind is refused (TimestampMismatch). track::Producer::received() is gone.
• Head 65f7bc8699 has a clean Codex review; CodeRabbit threads are fixed or withdrawn; CI is green.
• Held until test(net): update SUBSCRIBE_DROP fixture for ServeLoop framing #6223 merged, since main's moq-net lib tests did not build without it. This branch already carried the same ServeLoop::new fix, and it merges into current main cleanly.

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Re-queueing after the merge queue dropped this PR for a conflict with main. Merged origin/main in 44144fa75d. The resolution was mechanical:

• js/net/src/internal.ts: kept main's optional start on hooks.startTrack, and dropped hooks.receiveTrack, which this PR deletes.
• js/net/src/lite/subscriber.ts: kept main's lite-06+ hooks.startTrack(producer, { requested }) call, and dropped the hooks.receiveTrack(producer) call.
• quest/m1/README.md: removed both conflicting lines, because both quests are deleted (js-start-parity on main, lite-time-provenance here).

The code is unchanged since the last review, so no new review was requested.

Checks on 44144fa75d: just check origin/main passed the js, rs, drafts, quest, drill, cpp and obs_compile stages. The flake stage failed only because this machine can't build the github-runner VM (unshare is not permitted), the same limit as in the previous round. cargo check --workspace --all-targets (excluding moq-uring) and quest check (462 documents) also pass.

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