security(wrprc): refuse unrestricted DCQL against an empty grant - #159
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An incomplete WRPRC (no claim paths) plus a DCQL query that names no claims used to authorize as an "equally unrestricted" pair. Empty grant now matches nothing, including "every attribute". Closes #152
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An incomplete WRPRC (no
claim/claims) plus a DCQL query that names no claims used to authorize as an "equally unrestricted" pair. That turned a missing grant into a blanket entitlement for the matchingformat+meta.Empty registered paths already refused a specific claim path. They now refuse the unrestricted ask too. There is no encoding for "this RP may request every attribute" — list the paths.
Closes #152
Verified:
bash .claude/skills/ship-issue/scripts/gate.sh(flake8, mypy, pytest 1627 passed / coverage 91%, build+twine).