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routes.ts now reaches zero mutation survivors (30 mutants). The suite covered what the API refuses very thoroughly and what it REPORTS almost not at all, which is where all seven gaps were. The one that could destroy data: DELETE /api/v1/fingerprint/:fingerprint guards against deleting the profile the server is currently serving. Removing that guard entirely left the suite green -- the fixture only ever had one profile, so the guard was never exercisable. The test now seeds a second profile and asserts the pairing: the served one is refused, another is deleted. A refuse-everything implementation cannot pass it. The rest report vault state that nothing checked: - GET /api/v1/fingerprint's `current` flag. Inverted, every profile EXCEPT the served one is flagged, which a profile switcher shows straight to the user. Asserted as a pairing, since "at least one is current" survives the inversion. - GET /api/v1/vault/status's `locked`. Inverted, it reports locked while unlocked; the test also confirms the flag tracks something real by checking a locked vault refuses secrets. - GET /api/v1/high-risk/status, which had no test at all: the exact-expiry boundary, the tag-AND-unexpired conjunction (a stale expiry with no tag read as open), and the expires_at null decode. Built on its own context so the clock can be frozen. - POST /api/v1/entry with an empty totp `secret` must DERIVE one, not import the empty string as a key. An entry that looks like a second factor and is keyed on nothing. - GET /api/v1/totp/export must export a stored secret as stored and derive past a blank one. Inverted, every exported secret is still well-formed base32 -- so shape assertions pass while the codes are for another account. The fixture gains an entry with a present-but-empty secret, the shape a legacy or Python-written index can hold and the API cannot create. - POST /api/v1/high-risk/unlock answers 409 not_configured rather than falling through to 401 factor_invalid, which tells someone who never set a factor that the one they just chose is wrong. Two fixture counts were hardcoded literals; they now derive from the fixture, so adding an entry cannot silently weaken "no secrets in the listing" into "no secrets in an empty listing". Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <[email protected]> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Vtx94nXDmNgXEeThUZP4QN