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It works and it is\n// verified live, so it is not touched. What it cannot do is be POLLED: it wants the admin key in a\n// query string, it has no cache, and a bad minute at the CRM turns into an HTTP 500 that a machine\n// on a schedule would simply record as a failed run.\n//\n// engine/gads-feed.ts is the machine-facing twin. Both need the same three things — find the\n// Google-clicked contacts, join them to real outcomes, emit Google's exact column set — so those\n// three things live here rather than being typed twice and drifting.\n//\n// THE COLUMN CONTRACT IS PINNED BY A TEST. tests/gads-feed.test.mjs asserts that the header line\n// and the Parameters line in this file appear VERBATIM in engine/gads.ts. If either file's idea of\n// Google's template changes, that test goes red instead of one endpoint quietly emitting a file\n// Google will reject with \"The selected file is missing data columns\".\n//\n// EVERYTHING HERE IS READ-ONLY AGAINST THE CRM. There is no write path in this module at all.\n\n/** The two conversion actions created in Google Ads on 15 Aug 2026. The names must match EXACTLY. */\nexport const LEAD_NAME = \"CRM Lead (Google)\";\nexport const SHOW_NAME = \"CRM Booking Showed (Google)\";\n\n// Google's own live template, fetched 15 Aug 2026 from\n// https://www.gstatic.com/conversiontracking/conversion-import-template.csv\n// SEVEN columns, not the five in most third-party write-ups. The two consent columns are new and\n// omitting them fails Preview with the unhelpful \"The selected file is missing data columns\".\nexport const CSV_HEADER =\n \"Google Click ID,Conversion Name,Conversion Time,Conversion Value,Conversion Currency,Ad User Data,Ad Personalization\";\n// THE PREAMBLE, COPIED FROM GOOGLE'S OWN TEMPLATE, AND WHY IT IS NOT DECORATION.\n// [was: PARAMS_LINE alone, `Parameters:TimeZone=+0000,,,,,,` — six commas, on the theory that the\n// Parameters row must match the header's column count. Google's template uses FOUR, and carries\n// three comment rows and a `### TEMPLATE ###` marker above it. On 16 Aug 2026 a file with the\n// six-comma row and no preamble was refused four times with \"The selected file is missing data\n// columns\"; the byte-for-byte template shape was accepted immediately and parsed all 15 rows.\n// Which half mattered was never isolated, so both are reproduced exactly rather than guessed at\n// a fifth time.]\nexport const PREAMBLE = [\n \"### INSTRUCTIONS ###,,,,\",\n '\"# IMPORTANT: Remember to set the TimeZone value in the \"\"parameters\"\" row and/or in your Conversion Time column\",,,,',\n \"# For instructions on how to set your timezones visit http://goo.gl/T1C5Ov,,,,\",\n \",,,,\",\n \"### TEMPLATE ###,,,,\",\n \"Parameters:TimeZone=+0000,,,,\",\n];\n/** Kept for callers that only want the Parameters row. Four commas, per the template. */\nexport const PARAMS_LINE = \"Parameters:TimeZone=+0000,,,,\";\n// CONSENT: BLANK, and this is a correction, not a preference.\n// [was: \"UNSPECIFIED\", with a comment asserting \"Google processes US traffic normally on\n// UNSPECIFIED.\" Google does not accept it at all. On 16 Aug 2026 every row of a 15-row file was\n// rejected with \"The value 'UNSPECIFIED' in column 'Ad User Data' is invalid.\" Blank is how the\n// column says not-specified, it makes no claim about consent collection either, and the same file\n// with blanks was accepted 14/15 minutes later. If this ever reads UNSPECIFIED again, the whole\n// scheduled feed silently rejects 100% of its rows.]\nexport const CONSENT = \"\";\n\n/** Hard cap on the lookback. Google drops any conversion uploaded more than 90 days after the\n * click; the click precedes contact creation, so the window on contact age must stay short of it. */\nexport const MAX_DAYS = 85;\n/** What the scheduled feed uses. Ten days of margin under Google's 90, because the gap between the\n * click and the contact record being created is real but unmeasured — see NOTES in gads-feed.ts. */\nexport const FEED_DAYS = 80;\n\nconst LOC = \"BQHJ19uohldYe3eqA0bl\";\nconst GHL = \"https://services.leadconnectorhq.com\";\n// Cloudflare in front of the CRM refuses non-browser clients inconsistently. Every read in this\n// project sends a Chrome UA for that reason; python urllib gets a 1010 and curl with this does not.\nconst UA =\n \"Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_15_7) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/126.0 Safari/537.36\";\n// THE RUNAWAY GUARD, AND WHY 18 WAS ALREADY TOO SMALL.\n//\n// The walk stops when it passes the cutoff; this cap only stops it running forever if that never\n// happens. So it must sit ABOVE the number of contacts the widest legal window can hold, with room\n// to grow, or it silently becomes the thing that ends the walk — and a walk ended early drops the\n// OLDEST Google-clicked contacts, the ones nearest their 90-day expiry, first.\n//\n// Counted 15 Aug 2026 against the live CRM: 1,737 contacts in the last 85 days, 25.2/day over the\n// last 30. Eighty-five days needed EIGHTEEN pages of a cap of eighteen — the live endpoint returned\n// `pages: 18` that morning, with 63 contacts of headroom, about two and a half days of it. The old\n// comment's own premise (\"~25 new contacts/day\") works out to 2,125 contacts over 85 days, which is\n// 22 pages: the cap contradicted the assumption written beside it.\n// 40 pages = 4,000 contacts = ~158 days at today's rate. Pages past the cutoff are never fetched,\n// so raising this costs nothing on any normal run.\nexport const PAGE_CAP = 40;\n\nexport type Row = {\n clickId: string;\n name: string;\n time: string;\n value: number;\n who: string;\n why: string;\n};\n\nexport type Built = {\n rows: Row[];\n scanned: number;\n pages: number;\n clicked: number;\n reachedCutoff: boolean;\n /** True when PAGE_CAP, not the cutoff, ended the walk: the file is short at the OLD end. */\n truncated: boolean;\n /** Google click ids the CSV deliberately does not carry — see the walk for why. */\n braidOnly: { name: string; dateAdded: string; kind: string; id: string }[];\n /** Clicked, but the click was NOT their first touch, so the lead row could not be dated after it.\n * No showed row ships either: without the later click timestamp, an older paid appointment can\n * also predate that click. See clickPrecedesCreation for why this is a drop and not a guess. */\n undatableLead: { name: string; dateAdded: string; id: string }[];\n /** Returning contacts whose showed outcome was withheld because the later click time is unknown. */\n unsafeShowTiming: { name: string; dateAdded: string; id: string }[];\n /** Appointment reads that failed. A scheduled build must never silently publish through these. */\n appointmentFailures: number;\n /** Duplicate Google identity keys removed locally before CSV generation. */\n duplicateRowsDropped: number;\n /** Lead rows held until their +5 minute conversion timestamp is no longer in the future. */\n futureLeadRows: number;\n /** Paid outcomes whose timestamp is invalid, before contact creation, or in the future. */\n invalidOutcomeTimes: number;\n /** Came from an ad, turned up to something free, has not bought. Deliberately NOT a showed row. */\n consultOnly: { name: string; what: string[] }[];\n /** Attended, not free, and on a calendar nobody has classified. NOT counted as a sale — see the\n * ranking note. This list is the queue of calendars somebody needs to price. */\n unclassified: { name: string; what: string; calendarId: string }[];\n /** dateAdded of the NEWEST Google-clicked contact found, or null if the walk found none.\n * gads-feed.ts turns this into daysSinceNewestGclidContact, which is half its alarm. */\n newestClickAt: string | null;\n days: number;\n since: string;\n};\n\n/** How the CRM is read. Injected so the tests can drive the whole builder without a network. */\nexport type Getter = (url: string, version: string) => Promise;\n\n// ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n// WHICH ATTENDED APPOINTMENTS ARE ACTUALLY A SALE\n//\n// THE BUG THIS EXISTS TO KILL, stated with its receipt. Until 15 Aug 2026 this module took the\n// EARLIEST attended appointment and posted it to Google as \"CRM Booking Showed\" at $150. Read\n// against the live CRM that same evening, of the four contacts that produced a showed row:\n//\n// contact A — free phone consult picked at $150. They DID buy later (a boarding stay), so the\n// value was right by luck and the DATE was five days early, pinned to a free\n// 20-minute call instead of the sale.\n// contact B — free phone consult picked at $150. Their only other appointment is also free.\n// They never bought anything. The file invented $150 of revenue and would have\n// taught Google to go find more people like them.\n// contact C — paid boarding drop-off picked at $150. Correct.\n// contact D — paid program drop-off picked at $150. Correct.\n//\n// So 1 of 4 rows was fabricated and a 2nd was misdated: a 25% invented-revenue rate in a file that\n// was one click from being uploaded into Kim's live account. Optimising bids toward free-consult\n// takers is worse than not measuring at all, because it looks like measurement.\n//\n// HOW THE CLASSIFICATION IS DONE, AND WHY NOT BY TITLE ALONE. Calendar id is the primary key: it is\n// exact, stable across renames, and read from the live calendar list (29 calendars, 15 Aug 2026).\n// Title is a fallback for a calendar created after this list was taken.\n//\n// The title fallback deliberately does NOT match a bare /free/. Two REVENUE calendars are called\n// \"Leash Free Drop Off\" and \"Leash Free Pick-up\" — Leash Free is a paid training program — and a\n// naive /free/ classifies both as giveaways and silently deletes real sales from the file. \"free\"\n// only counts when followed by training or consult.\n// ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\n/** Calendars whose appointments cost the customer nothing. Ids read live 15 Aug 2026. */\nexport const FREE_CALENDARS: Record = {\n qHuYJ0NEqzibnoqf5Cw3: \"Pup Talk Phone Call\",\n bLn88LGOYYOZ3NySO1EZ: \"Free Training Day\",\n K24xHYRExFJDEGpgSNVB: \"Free Dog Training Day\",\n \"3kigJYgi2o0BapQfaqEz\": \"Free Training Consultation (Phone)\",\n DBILn7p80AzaqnsCb4XU: \"Free Training Consultation (Zoom)\",\n x9Wbc1UnBAD5JR3s0laV: \"Free Training Consultation (Facility)\",\n // Free by Kim's own written Meet & Greet policy, 12 Aug 2026.\n Uwq6x1shML23UzMSkHz8: \"Meet & Greet\",\n};\n\n/** Fallback for calendars created after the list above. See the note on \"Leash Free\". */\nexport const FREE_TITLE_RE =\n /(pup\\s*talk|meet\\s*(?:&|and)\\s*greet|free\\s+(?:dog\\s+)?training|free\\s+\\w*\\s*consult)/i;\n\n/** GHL ships BOTH `appointmentStatus` and the misspelt `appoinmentStatus` on every event. Read both,\n * because which one is populated is not ours to depend on. */\nexport function apptStatus(e: any): string {\n return String(e?.appointmentStatus ?? e?.appoinmentStatus ?? \"\");\n}\n\n/** True when the customer turned up. */\nexport function attended(e: any): boolean {\n return /showed|completed/i.test(apptStatus(e)) && !!e?.startTime;\n}\n\n/** True when attending this cost the customer nothing, so it is a LEAD signal and not a sale. */\nexport function isFreeAppointment(e: any): boolean {\n if (e?.calendarId && Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(FREE_CALENDARS, e.calendarId)) return true;\n return FREE_TITLE_RE.test(String(e?.title ?? \"\"));\n}\n\n// ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n// THE RANKING, AND THE ONE THING IT DOES NOT DECIDE\n//\n// WHAT IT CONTROLS. Exactly one showed row is emitted per contact, so the ranking chooses WHICH\n// appointment that row is stamped against — its DATE, and the sentence in `why` that justifies it.\n// It does NOT choose the money. Every showed row carries the same flat $150 floor, because Kim's\n// price list has never been supplied and this project does not invent numbers. So \"most valuable\"\n// here cannot mean \"the biggest dollar figure\" — there are no per-service dollar figures to rank.\n// It means: OF THE THINGS THIS PERSON ATTENDED, WHICH ONE BEST EVIDENCES THAT MONEY CHANGED HANDS.\n// Per-service values are [NEEDS DATA]; when they land, this ranking is where they attach.\n//\n// THE TIERS, and why they sit in this order. Read from the live calendar list — all 29 calendars on\n// location BQHJ19uohldYe3eqA0bl, fetched 15 Aug 2026, not guessed from memory:\n//\n// 4 PROGRAM Basic, Bundle, Bootcamp, Leash Free, Service Dog, Community. Each is a named\n// multi-day board-and-train program with its own Drop Off and Pick-up calendars — the\n// dog stays. A program enrolment is a larger commitment than a night of kennelling.\n// 3 BOARDING Boarding Drop Off / Pick Up, and their two Online twins. A real purchase, smaller.\n// 2 LESSON Private Lesson, DIY Private Lesson, Accelarator Weekly Lesson. Single sessions.\n// 1 UNSURE A calendar nobody has classified, and a title with nothing recognisable in it.\n// Emits NO sale — see below. Counted and named in `unclassified` so it gets fixed.\n// 0 FREE Never a sale. FREE_CALENDARS above, plus the title fallback.\n//\n// WHY \"UNSURE\" DOES NOT PRODUCE A SALE, which is a behaviour change worth stating plainly. The old\n// rule was \"not free, therefore revenue\", so any calendar created after this list was written fell\n// straight into the $150 bucket. That is the SAME shape as the bug this file exists to kill: a\n// thing nobody had checked was assumed to be money. Five live calendars sit in exactly that state\n// today — Pack Walks, Community Group Lesson, P.U.P.S Club Community lesson, and the two remaining\n// class bookings — and nobody here knows whether attending one costs the customer a penny. Not one\n// of the 13 Google-clicked contacts has ever attended any of them, so this costs nothing today.\n// The two ways to be wrong are not symmetric: calling a free thing revenue INVENTS money in Kim's\n// live account, calling a revenue thing unsure merely understates and says so out loud.\n//\n// TIE-BREAK 1, WITHIN A TIER: THE DROP-OFF, NOT THE PICK-UP. A drop-off and its pick-up are ONE\n// purchase logged twice (Stephen: 30 Jul drop, 3 Aug pick. Lauren: 18 Jul drop, 8 Aug pick). The\n// drop-off is when the customer actually converted, and it sits further from Google's\n// 90-days-after-the-click rejection cliff. Louie has only a pick-up on record, so a pick-up still\n// counts when it is the only evidence there is.\n// TIE-BREAK 2: EARLIEST. Same reason — distance from the cliff, and first purchase is the conversion.\n//\n// WHAT THIS CHANGED IN THE OUTPUT, MEASURED RATHER THAN CLAIMED: nothing. Against all 13 live\n// Google-clicked contacts on 15 Aug 2026, the tiered rule and the previous earliest-revenue rule\n// select the identical three appointments, because no contact has ever attended two DIFFERENT\n// revenue tiers. This is a change of GUARANTEE, not of output, and saying otherwise would be the\n// \"built is not proven\" mistake in miniature.\n// ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\nexport const RANK = { FREE: 0, UNSURE: 1, LESSON: 2, BOARDING: 3, PROGRAM: 4 } as const;\n\n/** Calendar id -> tier. Ids read live from the location's 29 calendars, 15 Aug 2026. */\nexport const CALENDAR_RANK: Record = {\n // 4 — named multi-day board-and-train programs, each a Drop Off / Pick-up pair.\n \"34JtodEqRp3K2wLp0a0y\": RANK.PROGRAM, // Basic Drop Off\n U53Ci7ndlS0NlkAa6vya: RANK.PROGRAM, // Basic Pick-up\n Zqzo53ckFZafZcaUKyOM: RANK.PROGRAM, // Bundle Drop Off\n \"2sAT9Q61WM2WNTqLqcGj\": RANK.PROGRAM, // Bundle Pick-up\n Qpaf5pzYxNg17K5IRwAl: RANK.PROGRAM, // Bootcamp Pick Up\n drCumXztAXB1MlgbNyqX: RANK.PROGRAM, // Bootcamp Pick-up\n MXqoZqw2t3ewo1Oxja2m: RANK.PROGRAM, // Leash Free Drop Off — \"Free\" in the name, paid program\n QBN6Y6U6lgDufXHz6B2l: RANK.PROGRAM, // Leash Free Pick-up — likewise\n U0sp9FfaU9qJOiWp1Upb: RANK.PROGRAM, // Service Dog Drop Off\n \"8rQdqxN39H6Db3Duf5ZX\": RANK.PROGRAM, // Service Dog Pick-up\n WMnuQPTsY8tz3JaxqPPf: RANK.PROGRAM, // Community Drop Off\n DN6b9L0gVEwBI80v7Ctk: RANK.PROGRAM, // Community Pick-up\n // 3 — the boarding (kennel) stay.\n wS5N8WN4BbzznaLjEg1N: RANK.BOARDING, // Boarding Drop Off\n ZmmjQJszkRMUltfEbumB: RANK.BOARDING, // Boarding Drop Off - Online\n \"1FnbK7pQp1ViZWIzX9SR\": RANK.BOARDING, // Boarding Pick Up\n bN6wWGJa0qKq0QGRg4CC: RANK.BOARDING, // Boarding Pick Up - Online\n // 2 — single paid sessions.\n dZwsM5n1Mu56898lAUrU: RANK.LESSON, // Private Lesson\n \"3XRkHVefDdcol153WXn7\": RANK.LESSON, // DIY - Private Lesson\n zR7eIQ6mToz4YOZIGIl0: RANK.LESSON, // Accelarator Weekly Lesson\n // DELIBERATELY ABSENT, so they land in UNSURE and get reported rather than assumed:\n // F9NJIG5VJO4GkHpJYg9q Pack Walks\n // cCmCBJGScp2R0JvfYlCj Community Group Lesson\n // PF1pYhk5QIrhBD33wUk0 P.U.P.S Club Community lesson\n // Nobody has told us whether these cost the customer anything. When somebody does, add them here.\n};\n\n/** Title fallback for a calendar created after the list above. Ordered: first match wins. */\nexport const TITLE_RANK: [RegExp, number][] = [\n [/(bootcamp|board\\s*(?:&|and)\\s*train|basic|bundle|leash\\s*free|service\\s*dog|accelerat)/i, RANK.PROGRAM],\n [/(boarding|day\\s*ca?re)/i, RANK.BOARDING],\n [/(private\\s*lesson|group\\s*lesson|pack\\s*walk|weekly\\s*lesson)/i, RANK.LESSON],\n];\n\n/** Which tier an appointment sits in. Calendar id first (exact, survives renames), title second. */\nexport function saleRank(e: any): number {\n if (isFreeAppointment(e)) return RANK.FREE;\n // A present-but-unknown id is a new source record, not permission to infer money from prose.\n // Title fallback is only for legacy events that genuinely carry no calendar id.\n if (e?.calendarId) return CALENDAR_RANK[e.calendarId] ?? RANK.UNSURE;\n const title = String(e?.title ?? \"\");\n for (const [re, rank] of TITLE_RANK) if (re.test(title)) return rank;\n return RANK.UNSURE;\n}\n\n/** The six live \"collect the dog at the end\" calendars. Ids read 15 Aug 2026, same list as above. */\nexport const PICKUP_CALENDARS = new Set([\n \"U53Ci7ndlS0NlkAa6vya\", // Basic Pick-up\n \"2sAT9Q61WM2WNTqLqcGj\", // Bundle Pick-up\n \"Qpaf5pzYxNg17K5IRwAl\", // Bootcamp Pick Up\n \"drCumXztAXB1MlgbNyqX\", // Bootcamp Pick-up\n \"QBN6Y6U6lgDufXHz6B2l\", // Leash Free Pick-up\n \"8rQdqxN39H6Db3Duf5ZX\", // Service Dog Pick-up\n \"DN6b9L0gVEwBI80v7Ctk\", // Community Pick-up\n \"1FnbK7pQp1ViZWIzX9SR\", // Boarding Pick Up\n \"bN6wWGJa0qKq0QGRg4CC\", // Boarding Pick Up - Online\n]);\n\n/** True when this is the START of the service rather than the collection at the end of it.\n * Calendar id is exact; the title fallback covers \"Pickup\", \"Pick Up\" and \"Pick-Up\" alike, all\n * three of which appear verbatim in the live records. Anything that is neither — a lesson, a\n * single session — is its own start, which is why the default is true. */\nexport function isServiceStart(e: any): boolean {\n if (e?.calendarId && PICKUP_CALENDARS.has(e.calendarId)) return false;\n return !/pick\\s*[-_ ]?\\s*up/i.test(String(e?.title ?? \"\"));\n}\n\n/**\n * The one appointment that represents the sale, or null if the contact has not bought.\n * Highest tier wins; within a tier the drop-off beats the pick-up; then earliest. See the ranking\n * note above for why each of those three is the way round it is.\n */\nexport function pickSaleAppointment(events: any[]): any | null {\n const revenue = (events ?? []).filter((e) => attended(e) && saleRank(e) > RANK.UNSURE);\n if (!revenue.length) return null;\n revenue.sort((a, b) =>\n saleRank(b) - saleRank(a) ||\n Number(isServiceStart(b)) - Number(isServiceStart(a)) ||\n parseGhlTime(a.startTime).getTime() - parseGhlTime(b.startTime).getTime()\n );\n return revenue[0];\n}\n\n/** The real one. Same headers as every other read in this project. */\nexport function ghlGetter(token: string): Getter {\n if (!token) throw new Error(\"GHL_TOKEN is required\");\n return async (url: string, version: string) => {\n const target = new URL(url, GHL);\n if (target.origin !== GHL || !target.pathname.startsWith(\"/contacts/\")) {\n throw new Error(\"refusing a CRM pagination URL outside the contacts API\");\n }\n const r = await fetch(target.toString(), {\n headers: {\n Authorization: `Bearer ${token}`,\n Version: version,\n \"User-Agent\": UA,\n Accept: \"application/json\",\n },\n });\n if (!r.ok) throw new Error(`${r.status} ${url.slice(0, 120)}`);\n return r.json();\n };\n}\n\n/**\n * Google click ids, wherever GoHighLevel actually keeps them.\n *\n * THE CENSUS THIS IS BUILT ON. Measured 15 Aug 2026 against ALL 5,770 contacts in the CRM — every\n * page of GET /contacts/, not a sample — because the previous matcher was written from the docs and\n * the docs are wrong about the field name:\n *\n * attributions[].utmGclid 81 entries across 50 contacts. The structured field, and the\n * NAME is utmGclid, not gclid — so the old matcher's\n * `\"gclid\":\"…\"` alternative matched ZERO of the 5,770 records\n * in the payload this walk actually reads. Every hit it ever\n * scored came from the other branch. (It does match the DETAIL\n * endpoint's attributionSource.gclid, on 12 of 1,884 checked —\n * but nothing here reads that endpoint.)\n * attributions[].gbraid 31 entries across 20 contacts. Always beside a gclid today.\n * attributions[].pageUrl \"?gclid=\" 81 entries. The ONLY reason extraction worked at all.\n * attributionSource.gclid, the shape GET /contacts/{id} returns. That endpoint returns\n * lastAttributionSource.gclid no attributions[], and the list endpoint returns no\n * attributionSource: the two shapes never co-occur, so a\n * matcher that knows only one of them is one refactor away\n * from finding nothing at all.\n * wbraid 0 in the whole database — but iOS/in-app traffic emits it.\n *\n * WHY THAT WAS FRAGILE RATHER THAN MERELY UGLY. Extraction rested entirely on the click id being\n * DUPLICATED into a URL. It is duplicated in 81 of 81 entries today — and pageUrl is absent from\n * most attribution entries the list endpoint returns at all (6 of 190 on a sampled page carried\n * one). A sparse entry holding utmGclid and no pageUrl was worth nothing, silently: no error, the\n * contact simply is not in the file. On a SCHEDULED feed nobody is watching when that happens.\n *\n * So: match the KEY under any prefix (utmGclid, utm_gclid, lastGclid, gclid) OR the query parameter\n * in any of its three encodings, and return EVERY id found rather than the first — the caller must\n * tell a gclid from a braid, because Google's columns do.\n *\n * Value charset [A-Za-z0-9_-] is verified, not assumed: all 50 live gclids (55–92 chars) and all 31\n * gbraids (34 chars) fall inside it. The bound is 20–200 rather than 20–140 so a longer id is\n * rejected outright instead of being truncated into a plausible, wrong one.\n */\nexport function extractClickIds(raw: string): { gclid?: string; gbraid?: string; wbraid?: string } {\n const found: { gclid?: string; gbraid?: string; wbraid?: string } = {};\n for (const kind of [\"gclid\", \"wbraid\", \"gbraid\"] as const) {\n const m =\n raw.match(new RegExp(`\"[A-Za-z_]*${kind}\"\\\\s*:\\\\s*\"([A-Za-z0-9_-]{20,200})\"`, \"i\")) ||\n // No word-boundary guard on this branch, deliberately. A boundary looks tidier and it broke\n // the doubly-encoded case the moment it was tested: in \"...%253Fgclid%253DCj0…\" the character\n // before \"gclid\" is the F of %253F, which is alphanumeric, so a boundary rejects a real click\n // id. Nothing needs the guard either — \"fbclid\" does not contain \"gclid\", and any token that\n // ends in \"gclid=\" IS a gclid. Proven both ways against the live 5,770 and against synthetic\n // placements before this line was written.\n raw.match(new RegExp(`${kind}(?:=|%3D|%253D)([A-Za-z0-9_-]{20,200})`, \"i\"));\n if (m) found[kind] = m[1];\n }\n return found;\n}\n\n/** Kept as a thin wrapper so any caller written against the old single-id shape still compiles. */\nexport function extractClickId(raw: string): { kind: string; id: string } | null {\n const f = extractClickIds(raw);\n if (f.gclid) return { kind: \"gclid\", id: f.gclid };\n if (f.gbraid) return { kind: \"gbraid\", id: f.gbraid };\n if (f.wbraid) return { kind: \"wbraid\", id: f.wbraid };\n return null;\n}\n\n// TIMEZONE. GHL is inconsistent and it cost us a wrong file on 15 Aug 2026. Contact `dateAdded` is UTC\n// with a Z. Appointment `startTime` is a NAIVE LOCAL string with no offset, in America/New_York. val.town\n// runs TZ=UTC, so `new Date(naive)` read Eastern wall-clock as UTC and stamped every booking FOUR HOURS\n// EARLY. Detected by checking each appointment against the UTC creation time of the contact who booked it:\n// read as UTC, every booking preceded the person who made it. Never patch this with a flat +4h — it breaks\n// when EST returns in November. This module is imported by gads-feed.ts, which serves an endpoint Google\n// polls on a schedule, so a silent 4h error here would repeat forever unattended.\nconst BIZ_TZ = \"America/New_York\";\n\n/** Offset of `tz` from UTC in ms at a given instant. 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No per-row zone: the Parameters line pins UTC for the file. */\n/**\n * DID THE GOOGLE CLICK HAPPEN BEFORE THIS CONTACT EXISTED? (16 Aug 2026.)\n *\n * The lead row's timestamp is `dateAdded + 5 minutes`, and the comment above buildRows justifies it\n * with \"the click precedes contact creation\". That is true of a FIRST touch and false of a returning\n * visitor: a contact created in June who clicks an ad in July still carries that July gclid, and\n * stamping their lead conversion in June puts it before its own click.\n *\n * Google rejects exactly that, in those words — \"The conversion can't occur before the click\" — and\n * it did, on 16 Aug 2026, on one row of a 15-row file.\n *\n * GoHighLevel marks the first attribution `isFirst: true` and OMITS the key on every later one. That\n * is measured, not assumed: across 4,500 live contacts there are 81 attributions carrying a gclid,\n * 43 with `isFirst: true`, 38 with the key absent, and ZERO with `isFirst: false`. The rejected row's\n * contact is in the second group and has two attributions — a first touch with no click id, and a\n * later paid-search chat session carrying the gclid.\n *\n * So this returns true ONLY on an explicit `isFirst === true` beside the click id. Absent, false, or\n * an unreadable shape all mean \"cannot establish\", and the caller drops the lead row rather than\n * date it wrongly. 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The click precedes contact creation, so a lead row\n * is dateAdded + 5 minutes and a showed row is the appointment start, later still.\n * * GET /opportunities/search with date_added_start/end returns HTTP 200 and ZERO rows silently\n * (proved 15 Aug 2026). Nothing here uses those filters: contacts are paginated by\n * meta.nextPageUrl and cut off locally against dateAdded.\n * * One \"showed\" row per contact — the earliest attended appointment that the customer PAID for.\n * Free consults never produce one; see pickSaleAppointment and the receipt above it. Google\n * de-dupes on (click id, conversion name, time), so a later second stay must not become a\n * second sale in the same row; it restates the first.\n * * $150 on a showed row is a deliberately conservative FLOOR, not a price. A boarding stay and a\n * Basic training program are not worth the same and Kim's price list has never been supplied.\n * Understating is the safe direction — Google under-bids on a low value and over-bids on an\n * invented one — but this stays wrong-and-known until real values land. Do not report it to Kim\n * as revenue.\n * * One unreadable contact must not sink the whole file. Appointment reads are individually\n * caught, and the count of failures is returned rather than thrown.\n */\nexport async function buildRows(\n get: Getter,\n opts: { days?: number; leadValue?: number; showValue?: number; now?: number } = {},\n): Promise {\n const rawDays = opts.days ?? 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Counted, never silently dropped.\n const undatableLead: { name: string; dateAdded: string; id: string }[] = [];\n // Contacts whose ONLY Google identifier is a gbraid or wbraid. Google's \"Google Click ID\" column\n // is a GCLID column; a braid posted into it is rejected. Zero contacts in the CRM are in this\n // state today (31 gbraids, every one beside a gclid) — but the old code would have written one\n // into the file as if it were a click id, and a rejected row inside an otherwise accepted file\n // is exactly the failure nobody goes looking for. Counted and returned instead.\n const braidOnly: { name: string; dateAdded: string; kind: string; id: string }[] = [];\n const consultOnly: { name: string; what: string[] }[] = [];\n const unclassified: { name: string; what: string; calendarId: string }[] = [];\n const unsafeShowTiming: { name: string; dateAdded: string; id: string }[] = [];\n let appointmentFailures = 0, futureLeadRows = 0, invalidOutcomeTimes = 0;\n let url: string | null = `${GHL}/contacts/?locationId=${LOC}&limit=100`;\n let pages = 0, scanned = 0, reachedCutoff = false;\n const pageUrls = new Set();\n const contactIds = new Set();\n let previousAdded = Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY;\n while (url && pages < PAGE_CAP && !reachedCutoff) {\n if (pageUrls.has(url)) throw new Error(\"contacts pagination repeated a URL\");\n pageUrls.add(url);\n const page = await get(url, \"2021-07-28\");\n if (!page || !Array.isArray(page.contacts)) throw new Error(`contacts page ${pages + 1} has no contacts array`);\n const contacts = page.contacts;\n for (const c of contacts) {\n scanned++;\n const dateAdded = String(c?.dateAdded ?? \"\");\n const added = Date.parse(dateAdded);\n if (!Number.isFinite(added)) throw new Error(`contact ${String(c?.id ?? \"(missing)\")} has an invalid dateAdded`);\n if (added > now + 5 * 60_000) throw new Error(`contact ${String(c?.id ?? \"(missing)\")} has a future dateAdded`);\n if (added > previousAdded) throw new Error(\"contacts source is not newest-first; refusing an incomplete cutoff walk\");\n previousAdded = added;\n // Finish validating this page even after the first old row. That is how we can prove a later\n // in-window row was not hidden behind an out-of-order cutoff boundary.\n if (added < cutoff) { reachedCutoff = true; continue; }\n const contactId = String(c?.id ?? \"\").trim();\n if (!contactId) throw new Error(\"a contact in the conversion window has no stable id\");\n if (contactIds.has(contactId)) throw new Error(`contacts source repeated id ${contactId}`);\n contactIds.add(contactId);\n const ids = extractClickIds(JSON.stringify(c));\n const who = [c?.firstName, c?.lastName].filter(Boolean).join(\" \") || \"(no name)\";\n if (ids.gclid) {\n hits.push({ id: contactId, name: who, dateAdded, addedMs: added, firstTouch: clickPrecedesCreation(c), click: { kind: \"gclid\", id: ids.gclid } });\n } else if (ids.gbraid || ids.wbraid) {\n braidOnly.push({\n name: who,\n dateAdded,\n kind: ids.gbraid ? \"gbraid\" : \"wbraid\",\n id: (ids.gbraid ?? ids.wbraid) as string,\n });\n }\n }\n const next = page?.meta?.nextPageUrl ?? null;\n if (next !== null && typeof next !== \"string\") throw new Error(`contacts page ${pages + 1} has an invalid nextPageUrl`);\n if (next) {\n const target = new URL(next, GHL);\n if (target.origin !== GHL || !target.pathname.startsWith(\"/contacts/\")) {\n throw new Error(\"contacts pagination pointed outside the CRM contacts API\");\n }\n url = target.toString();\n } else url = null;\n pages++;\n }\n\n const rows: Row[] = [];\n for (const h of hits) {\n // A later click on an existing contact has no timestamp in the list payload. 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