Reproducibility Artifact for Preserving Service-Reliance Semantics Across Delay-Tolerant Network Boundaries: Replay, Handoff, Restart, and Recovery

This record contains the reproducibility artifact for the manuscript “Preserving Service-Reliance Semantics Across Delay-Tolerant Network Boundaries: Replay, Handoff, Restart, and Recovery.” The primary deterministic experiment generates 120 independent service-evidence streams with 300 submissions per stream (36,000 submissions total) and compares six receiver policies under scheduled-contact delay, bundle loss/expiry, evidence staleness, integrity/version/qualification/contract faults, revocation and recovery, provider disagreement, duplicate delivery, nonmonotonic sequence, provider handoff, and deterministic receiver restarts. The archive includes the experiment code, event- and flow-level outputs, policy summaries, reason decomposition, a runnable bounded contact-plan/BPv7-structured harness, supporting reference-result generators, and SHA-256 manifests. Seed: 20260929. The experiment is synthetic and deterministic and does not claim operational mission fault probabilities, general BPv7 conformance, LunaNet performance, or NASA cFS/BPLib interoperability.