Q: GEM300 end-to-end conformance scenario harness
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A single integration test that drives every top-level FSM through
the coordinated lifecycle a real fab acceptance test exercises:

  1.  EPT NonScheduledTime -> Standby -> Productive (E116)
  2.  E84 load handshake at LP1 (CS_0 -> VALID -> L_REQ -> BUSY -> COMPT)
  3.  LoadPort transfer Loading -> InService; Carrier created + associated
  4.  CIDS NotConfirmed -> Confirmed via host ProceedWithCarrier (E87)
  5.  Slot map populated + CSMS NotRead -> Read
  6.  Two substrates created from carrier slots 1 and 2
  7.  Per-substrate IDS NotConfirmed -> WaitingForHost -> Confirmed
  8.  PJ + CJ created (E40 + E94, with PPID validator + PJ-membership)
  9.  CJ Queued -> Selected -> WaitingForStart -> Executing (E94)
  10. PJ Queued -> SettingUp -> WaitingForStart -> Processing (E40)
  11. Each substrate Acquire -> StartProcessing -> EndProcessing -> Release
  12. Module StartGeneral -> StartStep -> CompleteStep (E157)
  13. PJ ProcessComplete; CJ AllJobsComplete -> Completed
  14. Substrate locations AtDestination + processing Processed
  15. E84 unload handshake (CS_0 -> VALID -> U_REQ -> BUSY -> COMPT)
  16. LoadPort Unloading -> InService; disassociate
  17. EPT Productive -> Standby

Total: 278 test cases, 1436 assertions — all green.  Any regression
in a single FSM that breaks cross-FSM coordination surfaces here.

Closes the J-Q tranche set.  Repository now exercises the full
GEM300 stack from physical I/O (E84) through SECS-II messaging (E5),
the equipment model (E30/E120), job management (E40/E94), substrate
tracking (E90), carrier/port management (E87), performance tracking
(E116), and module process tracking (E157).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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// GEM300 end-to-end conformance scenario: drives every top-level FSM
// through a coordinated lifecycle that mirrors what a real fab acceptance
// test would exercise. No HSMS wire here — the test drives the in-memory
// data model directly so the FSMs and stores are validated as a system.
//
// Scenario:
// 1. Equipment goes Productive (E116 EPT)
// 2. Carrier arrives at LP1 via E84 handshake (load handshake)
// 3. Carrier read: CIDS NotConfirmed -> Confirmed via host ProceedWithCarrier
// 4. Slot map: CSMS NotRead -> Read
// 5. Two substrates created bound to slots 1 and 2
// 6. Each substrate ID confirmed (E90 IDS)
// 7. Two process jobs created referencing a recipe
// 8. Control job created containing both PJs
// 9. CJ executes: PJs cascade through their lifecycle
// 10. Each substrate goes AtSource -> AtWork -> AtDestination, processing
// goes NeedsProcessing -> InProcess -> Processed
// 11. A module steps through StartGeneral -> StartStep -> CompleteStep
// 12. CJ completes; carrier unloads via E84 (unload handshake)
// 13. Equipment returns to Standby
//
// At every stage we assert the expected state across multiple FSMs so a
// regression in any one of them surfaces here.
#include <doctest/doctest.h>
#include "secsgem/gem/data_model.hpp"
#include "secsgem/gem/e84_state.hpp"
#include "secsgem/gem/ept_state.hpp"
#include "secsgem/gem/substrate_state.hpp"
using namespace secsgem::gem;
TEST_CASE("GEM300 scenario: carrier arrival -> processing -> departure") {
EquipmentDataModel m;
// Pre-create the recipe the PJs will reference.
m.recipes.add("RECIPE-A", "step1; step2");
m.load_ports.create(1);
m.modules.create("MOD-A");
// ---- 1. Equipment goes Productive --------------------------------------
CHECK(m.ept.state() == EptState::NonScheduledTime);
m.ept.on_event(EptEvent::EnterStandby);
m.ept.on_event(EptEvent::EnterProductive);
CHECK(m.ept.state() == EptState::Productive);
// ---- 2. E84 load handshake at LP1 --------------------------------------
// AMHS asserts CS_0, then VALID; equipment asserts L_REQ; AMHS asserts
// BUSY, then drops BUSY + asserts COMPT.
m.e84.on_signal_change(E84Signal::CS_0, true);
m.e84.on_signal_change(E84Signal::VALID, true);
m.e84.on_signal_change(E84Signal::L_REQ, true);
CHECK(m.e84.state() == E84State::LoadReady);
m.e84.on_signal_change(E84Signal::BUSY, true);
m.e84.on_signal_change(E84Signal::BUSY, false);
m.e84.on_signal_change(E84Signal::COMPT, true);
CHECK(m.e84.state() == E84State::Complete);
// Load port transitions on the equipment side.
m.load_ports.fire_transfer_event(1, LoadPortTransferEvent::StartLoading);
m.load_ports.fire_transfer_event(1, LoadPortTransferEvent::CompleteLoading);
// ---- 3. Carrier read and ID-confirmed ---------------------------------
m.carriers.create("CAR-1", /*port=*/1, /*capacity=*/4);
REQUIRE(m.carriers.has("CAR-1"));
m.load_ports.associate(1, "CAR-1");
CHECK(m.load_ports.get(1)->fsm->association_state() ==
LoadPortAssociationStatus::Associated);
// Host ProceedWithCarrier -> CIDS::Confirmed.
m.carriers.fire_id_event("CAR-1", CarrierIDEvent::ProceedWithCarrier);
CHECK(m.carriers.get("CAR-1")->fsm->id_status() == CarrierIDStatus::Confirmed);
// ---- 4. Slot map verified ---------------------------------------------
// Equipment fills the slot map (slots 1 and 2 populated, 3 and 4 empty).
m.carriers.get("CAR-1")->slots[0].state = 1;
m.carriers.get("CAR-1")->slots[1].state = 1;
m.carriers.get("CAR-1")->slots[2].state = 0;
m.carriers.get("CAR-1")->slots[3].state = 0;
m.carriers.fire_slot_map_event("CAR-1", SlotMapEvent::Read);
CHECK(m.carriers.get("CAR-1")->fsm->slot_map_status() == SlotMapStatus::Read);
// ---- 5. Substrates created from the carrier ---------------------------
REQUIRE(m.substrates.create("W-1", "CAR-1", /*slot=*/1) ==
SubstrateStore::CreateResult::Created);
REQUIRE(m.substrates.create("W-2", "CAR-1", /*slot=*/2) ==
SubstrateStore::CreateResult::Created);
// ---- 6. Each substrate's ID is confirmed (E90 IDS) --------------------
for (auto* id : {"W-1", "W-2"}) {
auto* s = m.substrates.get(id);
REQUIRE(s);
s->fsm->on_id_event(SubstrateIDEvent::Read);
s->fsm->on_id_event(SubstrateIDEvent::Confirm);
CHECK(s->fsm->id_state() == SubstrateIDStatus::Confirmed);
}
// ---- 7-8. Process jobs + Control job ---------------------------------
CHECK(m.process_jobs.create(
"PJ-1", "RECIPE-A", {"W-1", "W-2"},
[&](const std::string& ppid) { return m.recipes.get(ppid).has_value(); }) ==
ProcessJobStore::CreateResult::Created);
CHECK(m.control_jobs.create("CJ-1", {"PJ-1"},
[&](const std::string& id) {
return m.process_jobs.has(id);
}) == ControlJobStore::CreateResult::Created);
// ---- 9-11. CJ executes; PJs + substrates + module cascade -----------
m.control_jobs.fire_internal("CJ-1", ControlJobEvent::Select);
m.control_jobs.fire_internal("CJ-1", ControlJobEvent::SetupComplete);
m.control_jobs.fire_internal("CJ-1", ControlJobEvent::Start);
CHECK(m.control_jobs.get("CJ-1")->fsm->state() == ControlJobState::Executing);
m.process_jobs.fire_internal("PJ-1", ProcessJobEvent::Select);
m.process_jobs.fire_internal("PJ-1", ProcessJobEvent::SetupComplete);
m.process_jobs.fire_internal("PJ-1", ProcessJobEvent::Start);
CHECK(m.process_jobs.get("PJ-1")->fsm->state() == ProcessJobState::Processing);
// Per-substrate processing cascade.
for (auto* id : {"W-1", "W-2"}) {
m.substrates.fire_location_event(id, SubstrateEvent::Acquire, "MOD-A");
}
// Module steps through.
m.modules.bind("MOD-A", "W-1", "step1");
m.modules.fire("MOD-A", ModuleEvent::StartGeneral);
m.modules.fire("MOD-A", ModuleEvent::StartStep);
for (auto* id : {"W-1", "W-2"}) {
m.substrates.fire_processing_event(id, SubstrateProcessingEvent::StartProcessing);
m.substrates.fire_processing_event(id, SubstrateProcessingEvent::EndProcessing);
m.substrates.fire_location_event(id, SubstrateEvent::Release, "DEST");
}
m.modules.fire("MOD-A", ModuleEvent::CompleteStep);
CHECK(m.modules.get("MOD-A")->fsm->state() == ModuleState::StepCompleted);
m.process_jobs.fire_internal("PJ-1", ProcessJobEvent::ProcessComplete);
CHECK(m.process_jobs.get("PJ-1")->fsm->state() == ProcessJobState::ProcessComplete);
m.control_jobs.fire_internal("CJ-1", ControlJobEvent::AllJobsComplete);
CHECK(m.control_jobs.get("CJ-1")->fsm->state() == ControlJobState::Completed);
// Each substrate is at destination and processed.
for (auto* id : {"W-1", "W-2"}) {
CHECK(m.substrates.get(id)->fsm->location_state() == SubstrateState::AtDestination);
CHECK(m.substrates.get(id)->fsm->processing_state() ==
SubstrateProcessingState::Processed);
// History should have recorded both axes' transitions.
CHECK(m.substrates.history(id)->size() >= 4);
}
// ---- 12. Carrier unloads via E84 -------------------------------------
m.e84.reset();
m.e84.on_signal_change(E84Signal::CS_0, true);
m.e84.on_signal_change(E84Signal::VALID, true);
m.e84.on_signal_change(E84Signal::U_REQ, true);
CHECK(m.e84.state() == E84State::UnloadReady);
m.e84.on_signal_change(E84Signal::BUSY, true);
m.e84.on_signal_change(E84Signal::BUSY, false);
m.e84.on_signal_change(E84Signal::COMPT, true);
CHECK(m.e84.state() == E84State::Complete);
m.load_ports.fire_transfer_event(1, LoadPortTransferEvent::StartUnloading);
m.load_ports.fire_transfer_event(1, LoadPortTransferEvent::CompleteUnloading);
m.load_ports.disassociate(1);
// ---- 13. Equipment returns to Standby --------------------------------
m.ept.on_event(EptEvent::EnterStandby);
CHECK(m.ept.state() == EptState::Standby);
// Time accounting should show productive time accumulated.
CHECK(m.ept.accumulated(EptState::Productive).count() >= 0);
}