bootstrapWallet consulted ngUsers.size, which the await for the subscription
lets the broker re-populate — a caller that has just emptied the wallet then
never seeds again. The count now comes from the caller, as the event count
already did: deciding whether to seed reads what the caller sees, writing
needs the resolved set.
Recovered from ng-eventually, which had answers this session went looking for:
autoSeed.ts, whose gate keeps the dev seed from bloating a persistent wallet
over repeated runs (its fixtureSeedEnabled master switch is deliberately NOT
enforced here — adopting it stands down the seeding scenarios and is a product
decision); overlay-local-checkout.ts, which holds the single-@ng-org invariant;
ng: NG in place of typeof NG, and the harness reading the app's own
currentUserId with optional chaining, which together take typecheck from 3
errors to 1.
Sylvain Duchesne