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A command-monitoring event hands over the command as the driver holds it in
memory, and that is not always the shape it puts on the wire: a sort is a JS
`Map` (driver lib/sort.js). `Object.keys` on a Map is empty, so the matcher
reported every key of an expected sort as missing from a command that in fact
carried it -- five cases, all of them the runner's fault and none the
engine's.
This one is worth the paragraph because of how well it hides. EJSON serializes
a Map exactly like a document, so `MFDB_DUMP_EVENTS` prints
`"sort":{"_id":1}` next to a failure that says `sort._id` is missing, and the
dump -- the tool built for exactly this triage in the commit that added the
buffers -- reads as evidence that the matcher is wrong about something else.
It took `Object.keys(formatSort({_id: 1}))` returning `[]` to see it.
Converted for the comparison only, and at every depth, since a sort also
appears inside `updates[i]`. `match` stays a plain reading of the spec's
Evaluating Matches with no driver knowledge in it.
Mutation-checked: pass the event's own value through and
findOne.json "FindOne with filter, sort, and skip" goes red again with the
original message.
189/102/196 becomes 194/97/196.
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