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Harden local structured input loading - #31
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Summary
Apply the same bounded structured-input handling used by bundle verification to local state, context, profile and system-identity files.
The public bundle path was already hardened in #27. Local beginner-facing files could still surface a raw Python
RecursionErroror reach recursive processing when given pathologically nested data.Changes
StateError;ContextError;ProfileError;SystemIdentityError.Current limits remain:
Tests
Adds regression coverage for:
Existing bundle hardening tests continue to exercise the same limits through the shared helper.
Scope
Robustness and beginner-facing error handling only.
No eBUS parser, transport framing, Evidence semantics, profile content, bundle schema, submission policy or heating-system behavior changes.