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tba-capability-client-registration
Layer-40 orchestration for the protocol-neutral lifecycle of a registered client.
Injected dependencies
Create, read, update, and disable callables are required and normally adapt layer-30 table operations. A durable audit callable is optional. Every collaborator may be synchronous or asynchronous.
Operations and readiness
Operations are register_client, get_registration, update_registration,
disable_registration, and optional record_audit_event. Readiness is true
only when all four lifecycle targets are bound; the report separately exposes
whether audit recording is available.
Protocol consumers
The layer-50 OAuth package maps RFC 7591/7592 behavior to this capability; OIDC uses that OAuth registration mapping where enabled.
Non-goals
This package does not parse HTTP, generate/hash secrets, validate OAuth metadata, select protocol errors, open storage sessions, or own registration state.
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