#![no_main]
#![allow(deprecated)] // Fuzz targets exercise from_bytes directly.
use libfuzzer_sys::fuzz_target;
use soliton::ratchet::RatchetState;

fuzz_target!(|data: &[u8]| {
    // from_bytes → to_bytes → from_bytes round-trip:
    // any serializable state must re-serialize to identical bytes
    // (except the epoch field at bytes 1..9, which increments on each to_bytes).
    //
    // States near the epoch ceiling are legitimately non-serializable
    // (can_serialize() returns false). These are usable for encrypt/decrypt
    // but not persistable — skip them.
    let Ok(state1) = RatchetState::from_bytes(data) else { return; };
    if !state1.can_serialize() { return; }
    let Ok((bytes1, epoch1)) = state1.to_bytes() else {
        panic!("to_bytes failed on a state where can_serialize() returned true");
    };
    let Ok(state2) = RatchetState::from_bytes(&bytes1) else {
        panic!("from_bytes rejected bytes produced by to_bytes");
    };
    if !state2.can_serialize() { return; }
    let Ok((bytes2, epoch2)) = state2.to_bytes() else {
        panic!("second to_bytes failed on a serializable round-tripped state");
    };
    // Version byte must match.
    assert_eq!(bytes1[0], bytes2[0], "version byte mismatch after round-trip");
    // All fields after epoch must match.
    assert_eq!(bytes1[9..], bytes2[9..], "fields after epoch diverged after round-trip");
    // Epoch must advance by exactly 1 per to_bytes call.
    assert_eq!(epoch2, epoch1 + 1, "epoch did not advance by 1");
});