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Most of the key edit payload is bound form fields, and the existing contract test pins those with a strict equality against a fixed object. Two keys are not fields: budget_fallbacks and tag_rpm_limit are computed in the submit handler from React state seeded off the loaded key, so a rewrite that moves that state can drop them without failing anything. budget_fallbacks had no coverage at all and tag_rpm_limit only appeared in the untouched-save constant, where it is an empty map either way. Pins that stored fallbacks and stored per-tag limits both survive an untouched save, and that a key with no fallbacks omits the field rather than sending an empty map, since the backend treats those differently. Verified by mutation: dropping the budget_fallbacks assignment reddens the resend case while correctly leaving the omit case green, and dropping the tag_rpm_limit assignment reddens its own case. |
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