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## [Unreleased]

- **Revocation store and `allow_embedded_key` are type-checked.** `verify_record` accepted
a dict or a string as `revocation`: a dict was searched by its field names, so a revoked
key verified, and a string was searched by substring. Both now raise
`ValueError`, as does a non-bool `allow_embedded_key`, which was read for truthiness (#511,
by @drk-ram).
- **`verify_bridge` reports the real reason.** A key-id mismatch or an unusable trusted JWK
is now reported as itself rather than as an invalid signature; `verify_successor_artifact`
gets the same JWK check. Nothing that was rejected now passes (#510, by @drk-ram).
- **Example: a valid signature is not verified execution.**
`examples/signature-execution-boundary/` shows a record of invented execution claims,
signed by the trusted issuer, passing `verify_record`, with 49 tests (#509, by @drk-ram).
- **A second verifier, in TypeScript.** `trust-record-verify/` verifies TRACE v0.2 records
independently of the Python implementation, and a differential harness scores the two
against each other on 1644 cases: 1643 agree, and the remaining one is listed in the
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cryptographic signature validity and verified execution in TRACE v0.2 without changing
the specification, schema, or SDK behavior.

## Reproduce at pinned commit `c08974c3c0b33d9bd77bc1778b238a86f770b788`
## Reproduce at pinned commit `66665745bb7d334d9805abefad77ed35898fad55`

Install the repository's development dependencies and run from the repository root:

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