Add destination link metadata

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@@ -19,13 +19,15 @@ Input is JSON destination state plus the current source manifest, pipeline id, d
- `source.manifest`
- `outputs`
`distributor_version` is optional diagnostic metadata. `published_at` parses as RFC3339 and distributor-written state serializes it as RFC3339 UTC.
`distributor_version` is optional diagnostic metadata. `links` is optional URL metadata. `published_at` parses as RFC3339 and distributor-written state serializes it as RFC3339 UTC.
The embedded `source.manifest` is validated with the same source manifest rules used by `internal/bundle`.
## Outputs
Each output records `path`, `kind`, `source_path`, `sha256`, and `size`. Supported output kinds are `source` and `generated`. Generated outputs require `transform`.
Each output records `path`, `kind`, `source_path`, `sha256`, and `size`. Supported output kinds are `source` and `generated`. Generated outputs require `transform`. Outputs may record `url` when the destination has link generation configured.
The optional top-level `links.primary_url` records the selected primary URL for the published destination bundle. It is omitted when link generation is not configured or when the destination primary policy has no matching output.
## Comparison
@@ -33,7 +35,7 @@ Comparison outcomes cover absent destination state, unmanaged destination conten
## Failure behavior
Invalid JSON, invalid state schema, invalid embedded source manifests, unsafe output paths, unsupported output kinds, missing generated-output transform names, and mismatched pipeline or destination ids produce comparison outcomes that publish planning can turn into fail actions. Supported identity and source-manifest conflicts can become forced replacement only when publish planning receives explicit force and compatible transfer policy.
Invalid JSON, invalid state schema, invalid embedded source manifests, unsafe output paths, invalid stored URLs, unsupported output kinds, missing generated-output transform names, and mismatched pipeline or destination ids produce comparison outcomes that publish planning can turn into fail actions. Supported identity and source-manifest conflicts can become forced replacement only when publish planning receives explicit force and compatible transfer policy.
## Boundaries
@@ -48,5 +50,6 @@ Before changing destination state behavior, inspect tests under `internal/state`
- `.distributor.json` is the destination sentinel and state record.
- Embedded source manifests use the same validation rules as source bundles.
- Generated outputs always record a transform id.
- Stored URLs are optional and must be absolute HTTP or HTTPS URLs when present.
- Comparison returns outcomes and reasons; it does not mutate storage.
- `distributor_version` is diagnostic metadata, not a comparison key.