Coding (Platform)

NestJS: Validate state transitions for queue processor lifecycle transitions

A service boundary accepts valid traffic but mishandles duplicate, stale, or unauthorized records. The affected area is queue processor.

Repair the queue processor lifecycle transitions implementation so it accepts only declared state transitions and reports rejected requests.

Evidence

Affected surface: NestJS / queue processor.
Observed failure family: validate state transitions.
Scope policy: authorized must equal true.

What this task practices

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