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Cap FileProcessor fixed-point loop at 5 iterations - #8715
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Guard the rule do-while loop so a non-idempotent rule cannot loop forever; stop after 5 passes and surface it (throw in tests, SystemError otherwise).
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The rule do-while loop in
FileProcessorruns until a file stops changing. Add a safety cap so a rule that keeps changing the same node cannot loop forever: in tests it throws (a rule bug must surface), in normal runs it returns aSystemErrorfor that file.A well-behaved rule set settles within a couple of passes, so 5 leaves clear headroom while still catching a runaway loop early.