Test the timestamp leeway boundary with mocked timers#38
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The happy path was previously bypassing the timestamp check with `leewayMinutes: 999999999` and the lone "not within allowed window" test relied on the fixture being years in the past, which only worked while real time kept marching forward. Replace with explicit boundary cases pinned to a fixed clock via `t.mock.timers`: - Happy path now uses the function's default leeway with the clock pinned to the moment the request was sent. - Four new cases cover exactly-at-boundary (passes) and one ms past the boundary (throws), in both the future and past directions. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
The happy path was previously bypassing the timestamp check with
leewayMinutes: 999999999, and the lone "not within allowed window" test relied on the fixture being years in the past — which only kept working while real time marched forward. Replace with explicit boundary cases pinned to a fixed clock viat.mock.timers:leewayMinuteswith the clock pinned to the moment the request was sent.Test plan
npm test— 19/19 pass.npm run lint— clean.🤖 Generated with Claude Code