"""Tests for RdSAP10 U-value cascade-defaulting helpers.

Reference values are taken from the RdSAP10 specification (12 February 2024):
- Tables 6-9 — wall U-values per country
- Table 14 — insulation thickness <-> resistance
- Table 15 — party-wall U-values
- Table 18 — roof U-values by age band
- Table 19 — floor insulation defaults by age band
- Table 20 — exposed/semi-exposed upper-floor U-values
- Table 21 — thermal-bridging factor y
- Table 24 — window U-values
- Table 26 — door U-values

The functions never raise on missing inputs; they cascade through age-band
defaults -> country defaults -> final mid-range value so that callers can
treat the envelope as if RdSAP had assigned an as-built default.
"""

from typing import Optional

import pytest

from domain.sap10_ml.rdsap_uvalues import (
    Country,
    WALL_CAVITY,
    WALL_CAVITY_FILLED_PARTY,
    WALL_CURTAIN,
    WALL_INSULATION_FILLED_CAVITY,
    WALL_SOLID_BRICK,
    WALL_STONE_GRANITE,
    WALL_STONE_SANDSTONE,
    WALL_SYSTEM_BUILT,
    WALL_TIMBER_FRAME,
    thermal_bridging_y,
    u_door,
    u_exposed_floor,
    u_floor,
    u_floor_above_partially_heated_space,
    u_party_wall,
    u_roof,
    u_rr_default_all_elements,
    u_rr_flat_ceiling,
    u_rr_slope,
    u_rr_stud_wall,
    u_wall,
    u_window,
)


# ----- Walls -----


def test_u_wall_description_with_measured_transmittance_returns_parsed_value() -> None:
    # Arrange — full SAP (not RdSAP) assessments lodge a measured/calculated
    # U-value per BS EN ISO 6946 in the wall description string, e.g.
    # "Average thermal transmittance 0.18 W/m²K". These certs typically
    # have wall_construction, wall_insulation_type, and age_band all None
    # because the cascade defaults don't apply — the assessor's measured
    # value takes precedence (RdSAP 10 §5.3). Affects ~15% of corpus.

    # Act
    result = u_wall(
        country=None,
        age_band=None,
        construction=None,
        insulation_thickness_mm=None,
        description="Average thermal transmittance 0.18 W/m²K",
    )

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(0.18, abs=0.001)


def test_u_wall_description_with_malformed_transmittance_falls_through_to_cascade() -> None:
    # Arrange — a description containing the phrase but a malformed value
    # (e.g. just a stray dot) should NOT short-circuit to a parse failure;
    # it should fall through to the construction cascade and return a
    # spec-defined value. This is the calculator's "trust the cert when
    # parseable, never raise" contract.

    # Act
    result = u_wall(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="G",
        construction=WALL_CAVITY,
        insulation_thickness_mm=0,
        description="Average thermal transmittance . W/m²K",
    )

    # Assert — Table 6 cavity-as-built row at band G = 0.60 W/m²K.
    assert result == pytest.approx(0.60, abs=0.001)


def test_u_wall_solid_brick_with_ni_thickness_uses_50mm_row_per_table6_footnote() -> None:
    # Arrange — 685 corpus certs lodge solid-brick walls with
    # wall_insulation_type ∈ {1 external, 3 internal} and
    # wall_insulation_thickness="NI" (Not Indicated). RdSAP 10 Table 6
    # footnote: "If a wall is known to have additional insulation but
    # the insulation thickness is unknown, use the row in the table for
    # 50 mm insulation." Our `_parse_thickness_mm("NI")` returns 0, which
    # combined with `insulation_present=True` must now route to the 50 mm
    # bucket (U=0.55 at A-E), not the as-built bucket (U=1.7).

    # Act
    result = u_wall(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="B",
        construction=WALL_SOLID_BRICK,
        insulation_thickness_mm=0,
        insulation_present=True,
    )

    # Assert — Stone/solid brick with 50 mm row at band B = 0.55.
    assert result == pytest.approx(0.55, abs=0.001)


def test_u_wall_cavity_as_built_insulated_assumed_routes_to_filled_cavity_row() -> None:
    # Arrange — 1 171 corpus certs (~4% of scanned bulk) lodge
    # wall_insulation_type=4 ("as-built / assumed") together with the
    # description "Cavity wall, as built, insulated (assumed)". The
    # assessor is saying: this cavity is filled, but I haven't measured
    # the thickness. Spec footnote on Table 6 covers this: "If a wall
    # is known to have additional insulation but the insulation thickness
    # is unknown, use the row in the table for 50 mm insulation" — but
    # legacy convention (used by the production recommendation engine)
    # is to route this to the Filled-cavity row, U = 0.7 at A-E. We
    # follow the legacy convention here for parity with the cert assessor.

    # Act
    result = u_wall(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="E",
        construction=WALL_CAVITY,
        insulation_thickness_mm=None,
        insulation_present=False,  # type=4 maps to wall_ins_present=False
        wall_insulation_type=4,
        description="Cavity wall, as built, insulated (assumed)",
    )

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(0.7, abs=0.001)


def test_u_wall_cavity_as_built_no_insulation_stays_at_table6_cavity_as_built_row() -> None:
    # Arrange — the same wall_insulation_type=4 ("as-built / assumed")
    # cert population also contains 686 "Cavity wall, as built, no
    # insulation (assumed)" entries which must continue to route to the
    # Cavity-as-built row of Table 6 (U=1.5 at band E). The "no
    # insulation" substring marker takes precedence over the
    # "insulated"-substring filled-cavity rule, so this case is
    # disambiguated from "Cavity wall, as built, insulated (assumed)".

    # Act
    result = u_wall(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="E",
        construction=WALL_CAVITY,
        insulation_thickness_mm=None,
        insulation_present=False,
        wall_insulation_type=4,
        description="Cavity wall, as built, no insulation (assumed)",
    )

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(1.5, abs=0.001)


def test_u_wall_cavity_as_built_partial_insulation_routes_to_filled_cavity_row() -> None:
    # Arrange — 147 corpus certs lodge "Cavity wall, as built, partial
    # insulation (assumed)" with wall_insulation_type=4. The legacy
    # production map (recommendations/rdsap_tables.py:753) routes these
    # to "Filled cavity" — same destination as the "insulated (assumed)"
    # case. We match that interpretation for parity with the cert
    # assessor and the production recommendation engine.

    # Act
    result = u_wall(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="D",  # 1950-1966 — typical partial-fill retrofit cohort
        construction=WALL_CAVITY,
        insulation_thickness_mm=None,
        insulation_present=False,
        wall_insulation_type=4,
        description="Cavity wall, as built, partial insulation (assumed)",
    )

    # Assert — Filled-cavity row at band D = 0.7 W/m²K.
    assert result == pytest.approx(0.7, abs=0.001)


def test_u_wall_description_without_transmittance_phrase_routes_through_cascade() -> None:
    # Arrange — the measured-U dispatcher must only fire when the
    # description contains the "thermal transmittance" phrase. The
    # ordinary surveyor-text descriptions (e.g. "Cavity wall, filled
    # cavity") must still route through the construction cascade.

    # Act
    result = u_wall(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="E",
        construction=WALL_CAVITY,
        insulation_thickness_mm=0,
        insulation_present=True,
        wall_insulation_type=WALL_INSULATION_FILLED_CAVITY,
        description="Cavity wall, filled cavity",
    )

    # Assert — should return the Filled-cavity row value, not anything
    # parsed out of the description.
    assert result == pytest.approx(0.7, abs=0.001)


def test_u_wall_filled_cavity_england_age_band_e_returns_table6_value() -> None:
    # Arrange — RdSAP 10 Table 6 (England) row "Filled cavity", age band E
    # (1967-1975) -> 0.7 W/m^2K. The cert records this as the triple
    # (wall_construction=4 cavity, wall_insulation_type=2 filled,
    # wall_insulation_thickness="NI"). Spec: domain/sap10_calculator/docs/specs/rdsap-10-
    # specification-2025-06-10.pdf page 33.

    # Act
    result = u_wall(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="E",
        construction=WALL_CAVITY,
        insulation_thickness_mm=0,
        insulation_present=True,
        wall_insulation_type=WALL_INSULATION_FILLED_CAVITY,
    )

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(0.7, abs=0.001)


@pytest.mark.parametrize(
    "age_band,expected_u",
    [
        # RdSAP 10 Table 6 (England) "Filled cavity" row sampled at three bands:
        # A (pre-1900) = 0.7   — early cavity dwellings, retro-filled.
        # F (1976-1982) = 0.40 — first cavity-insulation era.
        # K (2007+) = 0.30     — "assumed as built" (†) — matches Cavity-as-built K.
        ("A", 0.7),
        ("F", 0.40),
        ("K", 0.30),
    ],
)
def test_u_wall_filled_cavity_england_row_matches_table6_across_age_bands(
    age_band: str, expected_u: float
) -> None:
    # Arrange — the dispatcher must return the right cell of the
    # "Filled cavity" row, not just the band-E value used by the tracer.

    # Act
    result = u_wall(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band=age_band,
        construction=WALL_CAVITY,
        insulation_thickness_mm=0,
        insulation_present=True,
        wall_insulation_type=WALL_INSULATION_FILLED_CAVITY,
    )

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(expected_u, abs=0.001)


def test_u_wall_unfilled_cavity_england_age_band_e_unchanged_at_1_5() -> None:
    # Arrange — adding the filled-cavity dispatcher must not regress the
    # existing as-built path. Band E + cavity construction + no insulation
    # type set -> the "Cavity as built" row of Table 6, U = 1.5 W/m^2K.

    # Act
    result = u_wall(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="E",
        construction=WALL_CAVITY,
        insulation_thickness_mm=0,
        insulation_present=False,
        wall_insulation_type=None,
    )

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(1.5, abs=0.001)


def test_u_wall_dry_lined_cavity_as_built_age_c_applies_rdsap_5_8_r_0_17_adjustment() -> None:
    # Arrange — RdSAP10 §5.8 final note + Table 14 page 41: "For drylining
    # including laths and plaster use Rinsulation = 0.17 m²K/W." Applied
    # additively to the base U-value of an otherwise-uninsulated wall.
    # Cohort fixture: cert 7700-3362-0922-7022-3563 Alt 1 lodges Cavity,
    # As-Built, Dry-lining: Yes, age band C → worksheet
    # `CavityWallPlasterOnDabsDenseBlock` U-value = 1.20 W/m²K.
    # Closed form: 1 / (1/1.5 + 0.17) = 1.19522... → 2 d.p. half-up = 1.20.

    # Act
    result = u_wall(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="C",
        construction=WALL_CAVITY,
        insulation_thickness_mm=None,
        insulation_present=False,
        wall_insulation_type=4,
        dry_lined=True,
    )

    # Assert — adjusted U is rounded to 2 d.p. matching the dr87 worksheet's
    # `UValueFinal` column for this construction.
    assert abs(result - 1.20) <= 1e-9


def test_u_wall_not_dry_lined_cavity_as_built_age_c_returns_unadjusted_1_5() -> None:
    # Arrange — same age + construction as the dry-lined case above but
    # without the dry-lining flag. Cascade must return the bare Table 6
    # "Cavity as built" row value (no R = 0.17 added).

    # Act
    result = u_wall(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="C",
        construction=WALL_CAVITY,
        insulation_thickness_mm=None,
        insulation_present=False,
        wall_insulation_type=4,
        dry_lined=False,
    )

    # Assert
    assert abs(result - 1.50) <= 1e-9


def test_u_wall_dry_lined_with_measured_insulation_thickness_no_adjustment() -> None:
    # Arrange — once a measured insulation thickness is lodged, Table 6's
    # insulated buckets already incorporate the dry-lining R via Table 14.
    # Applying R = 0.17 on top would double-count. Cavity + 100 mm
    # insulation, age band E → Table 6 cavity-100mm row = 0.32 W/m²K
    # regardless of the dry-lining flag.

    # Act
    result = u_wall(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="E",
        construction=WALL_CAVITY,
        insulation_thickness_mm=100,
        insulation_present=True,
        wall_insulation_type=4,
        dry_lined=True,
    )

    # Assert
    assert abs(result - 0.32) <= 1e-9


def test_u_wall_cavity_as_built_england_age_band_g_returns_table6_value() -> None:
    # Arrange — Table 6, England, Cavity as built, age band G -> 0.60 W/m^2K.

    # Act
    result = u_wall(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="G",
        construction=WALL_CAVITY,
        insulation_thickness_mm=0,
    )

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(0.60, abs=0.001)


def test_u_wall_solid_brick_with_100mm_insulation_age_band_e_returns_table6_value() -> None:
    # Arrange — Table 6, England, Solid brick with 100mm insulation, age band E -> 0.32 W/m^2K.

    # Act
    result = u_wall(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="E",
        construction=WALL_SOLID_BRICK,
        insulation_thickness_mm=100,
    )

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(0.32, abs=0.001)


def test_u_wall_scotland_age_band_m_returns_country_specific_table7_value() -> None:
    # Arrange — Scotland's Table 7 has tighter age-M U-values (0.17 vs England's 0.26).

    # Act
    result = u_wall(
        country=Country.SCT,
        age_band="M",
        construction=WALL_CAVITY,
        insulation_thickness_mm=0,
    )

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(0.17, abs=0.001)


def test_u_wall_timber_frame_as_built_age_band_a_returns_table6_value() -> None:
    # Arrange — Timber frame as built, age A, England -> 2.5 W/m^2K.

    # Act
    result = u_wall(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="A",
        construction=WALL_TIMBER_FRAME,
        insulation_thickness_mm=0,
    )

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(2.5, abs=0.001)


def test_u_wall_falls_back_to_age_band_default_when_construction_unknown() -> None:
    # Arrange — construction missing; falls back to cavity-typical for age band G.

    # Act
    result = u_wall(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="G",
        construction=None,
        insulation_thickness_mm=0,
    )

    # Assert — cavity-as-built for G is 0.60 (matches RdSAP "assume as-built" rule).
    assert result == pytest.approx(0.60, abs=0.001)


def test_u_wall_falls_back_to_mid_range_default_when_everything_unknown() -> None:
    # Arrange — no signal at all.

    # Act
    result = u_wall(
        country=None,
        age_band=None,
        construction=None,
        insulation_thickness_mm=None,
    )

    # Assert — mid-range fallback ~1.5 (Cavity-as-built mid-band E typical).
    assert result == pytest.approx(1.5, abs=0.001)


def test_u_wall_description_sandstone_overrides_cavity_default_for_age_e() -> None:
    # Arrange — construction integer is missing on the cert. _DEFAULT_WALL_BY_AGE
    # would pick cavity for age E (1.0 W/m^2K uninsulated), but the surveyor's
    # walls[i].description clearly identifies sandstone -> 1.7 W/m^2K.

    # Act
    result = u_wall(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="E",
        construction=None,
        insulation_thickness_mm=None,
        description="Sandstone or limestone, as built, no insulation (assumed)",
    )

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(1.7, abs=0.001)


def test_u_wall_description_granite_or_whinstone_picks_stone_default() -> None:
    # Arrange — Scotland whinstone (granite-family) walls, age D, construction
    # null. Should resolve to STONE_GRANITE uninsulated -> 1.7 (age D index 3).

    # Act
    result = u_wall(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="D",
        construction=None,
        insulation_thickness_mm=None,
        description="Granite or whinstone, as built",
    )

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(1.7, abs=0.001)


def test_u_wall_description_solid_brick_picks_solid_brick_default() -> None:
    # Arrange — construction null, description names solid brick. For age E
    # uninsulated solid brick -> 1.7 W/m^2K (vs cavity 1.0).

    # Act
    result = u_wall(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="E",
        construction=None,
        insulation_thickness_mm=None,
        description="Solid brick, as built, no insulation (assumed)",
    )

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(1.7, abs=0.001)


def test_u_wall_explicit_construction_beats_description() -> None:
    # Arrange — wall_construction integer is cavity (4); ignore any conflicting
    # description text. Cavity-as-built age E -> 1.5 W/m^2K, NOT stone's 1.7.

    # Act
    result = u_wall(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="E",
        construction=WALL_CAVITY,
        insulation_thickness_mm=None,
        description="Granite, as built",  # ignored
    )

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(1.5, abs=0.001)


def test_u_wall_description_unmatched_falls_back_to_age_band_default() -> None:
    # Arrange — construction null, description says nothing recognisable.

    # Act
    result = u_wall(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="E",
        construction=None,
        insulation_thickness_mm=None,
        description="something unparseable",
    )

    # Assert — cavity default for age E uninsulated -> 1.5 W/m^2K.
    assert result == pytest.approx(1.5, abs=0.001)


def test_u_wall_uses_rdsap_unknown_thickness_default_of_50mm_when_insulated_but_unknown() -> None:
    # Arrange — RdSAP10 footnote: if wall is known insulated but thickness unknown, use 50mm row.
    # System built with 50mm insulation, England, age band G -> 0.35 W/m^2K.

    # Act
    result = u_wall(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="G",
        construction=WALL_SYSTEM_BUILT,
        insulation_thickness_mm=None,  # unknown but insulation present
        insulation_present=True,
    )

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(0.35, abs=0.001)


def test_u_wall_curtain_wall_post_2023_routes_to_window_table_24_u_1p4_per_rdsap_5_18() -> None:
    # Arrange — RdSAP 10 §5.18 (PDF p.48): "Otherwise for the purpose of
    # RdSAP, U= 2.0 W/m²K for pre-2023 curtain walls, And for post-2023
    # (2024 in Scotland) U-values as for windows given in Notes below
    # Table 24." Table 24 row "Double or triple glazed England/Wales:
    # 2022 or later" PVC/wood column = 1.4 W/m²K. Cert 000565 BP[2]
    # Ext2 lodges `Type: CW Curtain Wall` + `Curtain Wall Age: Post 2023`
    # — worksheet pins U=1.40 for this BP.
    #
    # Pre-S0380.85: `WALL_CURTAIN=9` was defined but not in `known_types`
    # at u_wall:373-376, so the dispatch fell through to
    # `_DEFAULT_WALL_BY_AGE.get(band, WALL_CAVITY)` → cavity table at age
    # H = 0.60. Cascade walls subtotal under-counted by ~112 W/K on
    # this BP.

    # Act
    result = u_wall(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="H",
        construction=WALL_CURTAIN,
        insulation_thickness_mm=None,
        curtain_wall_age="Post 2023",
    )

    # Assert
    assert abs(result - 1.4) <= 1e-9


def test_u_wall_curtain_wall_pre_2023_uses_rdsap_5_18_default_u_2p0() -> None:
    # Arrange — RdSAP 10 §5.18 (PDF p.48) fallback for curtain walls
    # built before 2023 (or installed-age unknown): U = 2.0 W/m²K.
    # Independent of construction age band — §5.18 keys solely on the
    # curtain-wall-age lodging (Post 2023 vs everything else), not on
    # the dwelling-wide `construction_age_band`.

    # Act
    result = u_wall(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="H",
        construction=WALL_CURTAIN,
        insulation_thickness_mm=None,
        curtain_wall_age="Pre 2023",
    )

    # Assert
    assert abs(result - 2.0) <= 1e-9


def test_u_wall_stone_granite_thin_wall_age_a_120mm_dry_lined_applies_5_6_formula_with_5_8_adjustment() -> None:
    # Arrange — RdSAP 10 §5.6 (PDF p.40) "U-values of uninsulated stone
    # walls, age bands A to E":
    #
    #   Table 12: Default U-values of stone walls
    #     Granite or whinstone:  U = 45.315 × W^(-0.513)
    #   Where W is wall thickness in mm.
    #
    # Then RdSAP 10 §5.8 (PDF p.40) + Table 14 (PDF p.41) — for
    # dry-lining (including laths and plaster) apply R = 0.17 m²K/W
    # additively to U₀:
    #
    #   U = 1 / (1/U₀ + R_insulation)
    #
    # Cert 000565 BP[0] Main alt1 is the cohort fixture: stone granite,
    # age band A (inherited from Main), wall thickness 120 mm, dry-lined.
    # §5.6 formula: U₀ = 45.315 × 120^(-0.513) ≈ 3.8871
    # §5.8 + Table 14 dry-line: U = 1/(1/3.8871 + 0.17) ≈ 2.3405
    # → matches worksheet U985-0001-000565 line (29a) pin U=2.34.
    #
    # Pre-S0380.86: the cert lodged its alt-wall thickness via the
    # misnamed `wall_insulation_thickness="120"` field, which routed
    # through `_insulation_bucket(120, ins_present=False)` → 100 →
    # _BRICK_INS_100 (the stone-insulated-100mm row) → 0.32 W/m²K at
    # age A. Δ contribution −46.5 W/K on the 23 m² alt area.

    # Act
    result = u_wall(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="A",
        construction=WALL_STONE_GRANITE,
        insulation_thickness_mm=None,
        insulation_present=False,
        wall_insulation_type=4,
        dry_lined=True,
        wall_thickness_mm=120,
    )

    # Assert — worksheet 2.34 (4 d.p. tolerance for round-half-up)
    assert abs(result - 2.34) <= 1e-2


def test_u_wall_stone_granite_thin_wall_age_a_120mm_no_dry_line_returns_raw_5_6_formula() -> None:
    # Arrange — same wall + thickness as above but without dry-lining.
    # §5.6 formula returns U₀ directly (no §5.8 adjustment applied).
    # U₀ = 45.315 × 120^(-0.513) ≈ 3.8871

    # Act
    result = u_wall(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="A",
        construction=WALL_STONE_GRANITE,
        insulation_thickness_mm=None,
        insulation_present=False,
        wall_insulation_type=4,
        dry_lined=False,
        wall_thickness_mm=120,
    )

    # Assert
    assert abs(result - 3.8871) <= 1e-3


def test_u_wall_stone_sandstone_thin_wall_age_a_120mm_uses_5_6_sandstone_formula() -> None:
    # Arrange — §5.6 (PDF p.40) Table 12: sandstone/limestone formula
    # is distinct from granite/whinstone:
    #   Sandstone or limestone: U = 54.876 × W^(-0.561)
    # At W=120 mm: U₀ ≈ 3.7408. The dispatch must pick the formula
    # by construction code (WALL_STONE_SANDSTONE vs WALL_STONE_GRANITE).

    # Act
    result = u_wall(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="A",
        construction=WALL_STONE_SANDSTONE,
        insulation_thickness_mm=None,
        insulation_present=False,
        wall_insulation_type=4,
        dry_lined=False,
        wall_thickness_mm=120,
    )

    # Assert
    assert abs(result - 3.7408) <= 1e-3


def test_u_wall_stone_granite_age_g_with_wall_thickness_ignores_5_6_formula_per_age_a_to_e_gate() -> None:
    # Arrange — §5.6 (PDF p.40) heading explicitly scopes the formula
    # to "age bands A to E". For age F onwards Table 6 gives literal
    # U-values that already encode typical-thickness stone wall heat
    # loss — applying §5.6 outside the A-E gate would over-estimate U
    # for modern stone walls. Cert 000565 alt1 happens to be age A,
    # but this test guards against §5.6 leaking into post-1976 stone
    # constructions.
    #
    # At age G stone granite, Table 6 gives U=0.60 (cohort-typical row).
    # The §5.6 formula at 120 mm would return 3.89 — wildly over.

    # Act
    result = u_wall(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="G",
        construction=WALL_STONE_GRANITE,
        insulation_thickness_mm=None,
        insulation_present=False,
        wall_insulation_type=4,
        wall_thickness_mm=120,
    )

    # Assert — Table 6 row at age G, NOT §5.6 formula.
    assert abs(result - 0.60) <= 1e-3


def test_u_wall_stone_granite_age_a_without_wall_thickness_returns_table_6_age_a_default() -> None:
    # Arrange — §5.6 formula only fires when a wall thickness is
    # lodged. Without documentary wall-thickness evidence, fall back
    # to the Table 6 row (which represents typical thickness). For
    # age A stone granite without thickness, the cascade preserves
    # its existing "as-built typical" U value rather than the formula
    # extrapolation.

    # Act
    result = u_wall(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="A",
        construction=WALL_STONE_GRANITE,
        insulation_thickness_mm=None,
        insulation_present=False,
        wall_insulation_type=4,
        wall_thickness_mm=None,
    )

    # Assert — _TYPICAL_STONE_UNINSULATED at age A = 1.7 (cohort default).
    assert abs(result - 1.7) <= 1e-3


def test_u_wall_curtain_wall_missing_age_lodgement_defaults_to_pre_2023_u_2p0_per_rdsap_5_18() -> None:
    # Arrange — when the cert lodges `Type: CW Curtain Wall` but no
    # `Curtain Wall Age` line (older Elmhurst Summary PDFs, or API EPCs
    # without the per-BP curtain_wall_age field), apply the §5.18
    # default. The §5.18 sentence "U= 2.0 W/m²K for pre-2023 curtain
    # walls" applies as the unknown-age fallback — matches the spec's
    # "assume as-built" convention elsewhere in the cascade.

    # Act
    result = u_wall(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="H",
        construction=WALL_CURTAIN,
        insulation_thickness_mm=None,
        curtain_wall_age=None,
    )

    # Assert
    assert abs(result - 2.0) <= 1e-9


# ----- Roofs -----


def test_u_roof_description_with_measured_transmittance_returns_parsed_value() -> None:
    # Arrange — ~1 140 corpus certs lodge a full-SAP measured roof
    # U-value in the description, e.g. "Average thermal transmittance
    # 0.11 W/m²K". The age-band cascade is bypassed: the assessor's
    # measured/calculated value is used directly. Same contract as
    # `u_wall` (S-B24) and `u_floor` (S-B29 cycle 1).

    # Act
    result = u_roof(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="C",
        insulation_thickness_mm=None,
        description="Average thermal transmittance 0.11 W/m²K",
    )

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(0.11, abs=0.001)


def test_u_roof_ni_thickness_with_insulated_description_applies_50mm_per_section_5_11_4() -> None:
    # Arrange — 346 corpus certs lodge roof_insulation_thickness="NI"
    # (Not Indicated, parsed to 0 by _parse_thickness_mm). When the
    # description also signals retrofit insulation ("Pitched, insulated
    # (assumed)" / "Flat, insulated" / "Roof room(s), insulated
    # (assumed)"), RdSAP 10 §5.11.4 (page 44) footnote applies:
    #   "If retrofit insulation present of unknown thickness use 50 mm".
    # That maps to Table 16 row "50 mm at joists at ceiling level" = 0.68
    # W/m²K — vs the current 2.30 we return when thickness=0 hits the
    # Table 16 row-0 lookup.

    # Act
    result = u_roof(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="C",
        insulation_thickness_mm=0,  # parsed from "NI"
        description="Pitched, insulated (assumed)",
    )

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(0.68, abs=0.01)


def test_u_roof_ni_thickness_with_no_insulation_description_stays_at_2_30() -> None:
    # Arrange — 706 corpus certs lodge "Pitched, no insulation
    # (assumed)" which can co-occur with thickness="NI". The
    # description-based override for retrofit-insulated roofs must
    # respect the "no insulation" negation: `_described_as_insulated`
    # returns False on "no insulation" substring, so the Table 16
    # row-0 lookup applies and U = 2.30 W/m²K stays.

    # Act
    result = u_roof(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="C",
        insulation_thickness_mm=0,
        description="Pitched, no insulation (assumed)",
    )

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(2.30, abs=0.01)


def test_u_roof_age_band_j_pitched_returns_table18_value() -> None:
    # Arrange — Table 18, pitched insulation between joists, age J -> 0.16 W/m^2K.

    # Act
    result = u_roof(country=Country.ENG, age_band="J", insulation_thickness_mm=None)

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(0.16, abs=0.001)


def test_u_roof_with_explicit_insulation_thickness_uses_table16() -> None:
    # Arrange — Table 16 joist insulation 200mm -> 0.21 W/m^2K.

    # Act
    result = u_roof(country=Country.ENG, age_band="G", insulation_thickness_mm=200)

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(0.21, abs=0.001)


def test_u_roof_unknown_age_band_falls_back_to_mid_range() -> None:
    # Arrange — nothing known.

    # Act
    result = u_roof(country=None, age_band=None, insulation_thickness_mm=None)

    # Assert — mid-range default ~0.4 (Table 18 age G typical).
    assert result == pytest.approx(0.4, abs=0.001)


def test_u_roof_flat_age_band_d_returns_table18_col3_value() -> None:
    # Arrange — RdSAP 10 §5.11 Table 18 page 45 column (3) "Flat roof":
    # age band D, thickness unknown → U = 2.30 W/m²K. Column (1)
    # (pitched-between-joists default) returns 0.40 for the same age
    # band; routing must pick column (3) when the per-bp roof
    # construction lodges as flat.

    # Act
    result = u_roof(
        country=Country.ENG, age_band="D", insulation_thickness_mm=None,
        is_flat_roof=True,
    )

    # Assert
    assert abs(result - 2.30) <= 1e-4


def test_u_roof_flat_age_band_g_returns_table18_col3_value() -> None:
    # Arrange — Table 18 column (3) flat-roof default is 0.40 for age G,
    # the cross-over point where the flat-roof and pitched-roof columns
    # agree. Confirms the dict is populated across the full age range.

    # Act
    result = u_roof(
        country=Country.ENG, age_band="G", insulation_thickness_mm=None,
        is_flat_roof=True,
    )

    # Assert
    assert abs(result - 0.40) <= 1e-4


def test_u_roof_flat_age_band_l_returns_table18_col3_value() -> None:
    # Arrange — Table 18 column (3) flat-roof default is 0.18 for age L,
    # the modern band where both columns agree.

    # Act
    result = u_roof(
        country=Country.ENG, age_band="L", insulation_thickness_mm=None,
        is_flat_roof=True,
    )

    # Assert
    assert abs(result - 0.18) <= 1e-4


def test_u_roof_description_no_insulation_overrides_age_band_default() -> None:
    # Arrange — surveyor description on a Victorian roof says uninsulated;
    # Table 18 age-B default (0.40) is far too optimistic. Table 16 row 0mm
    # joist insulation is 2.30 W/m^2K.

    # Act
    result = u_roof(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="B",
        insulation_thickness_mm=None,
        description="Pitched, no insulation (assumed)",
    )

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(2.30, abs=0.001)


def test_u_roof_description_limited_insulation_overrides_age_band_default() -> None:
    # Arrange — "limited insulation" maps to Table 16 row 12mm -> 1.50 W/m^2K.

    # Act
    result = u_roof(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="D",
        insulation_thickness_mm=None,
        description="Roof room(s), limited insulation",
    )

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(1.50, abs=0.001)


def test_u_roof_description_uninsulated_synonym_also_triggers_high_u() -> None:
    # Arrange — surveyor writes "uninsulated" (no space) instead of "no insulation".

    # Act
    result = u_roof(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="C",
        insulation_thickness_mm=None,
        description="Flat, uninsulated",
    )

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(2.30, abs=0.001)


def test_u_roof_description_well_insulated_does_not_override_default() -> None:
    # Arrange — description says "insulated"; do NOT override the Table 18
    # age-G default of 0.40 with a penalty.

    # Act
    result = u_roof(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="G",
        insulation_thickness_mm=None,
        description="Pitched, insulated at rafters",
    )

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(0.40, abs=0.001)


def test_u_roof_explicit_thickness_beats_description() -> None:
    # Arrange — when surveyor measured 200mm joist insulation, Table 16 wins
    # regardless of any description text. 200mm -> 0.21 W/m^2K.

    # Act
    result = u_roof(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="B",
        insulation_thickness_mm=200,
        description="No insulation",  # ignored because thickness is explicit
    )

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(0.21, abs=0.001)


# ----- Floors -----


def test_u_floor_description_with_measured_transmittance_returns_parsed_value() -> None:
    # Arrange — ~1 391 corpus certs lodge a full-SAP measured floor
    # U-value in the description, e.g. "Average thermal transmittance
    # 0.18 W/m²K". The BS EN ISO 13370 calculation is bypassed: the
    # assessor's measured/calculated value is used directly. Same
    # contract as `u_wall` (S-B24).

    # Act
    result = u_floor(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="B",
        construction=None,
        insulation_thickness_mm=None,
        area_m2=100.0,
        perimeter_m=40.0,
        wall_thickness_mm=300,
        description="Average thermal transmittance 0.18 W/m²K",
    )

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(0.18, abs=0.001)


def test_u_floor_ni_thickness_with_insulated_description_applies_50mm_per_table19_footnote() -> None:
    # Arrange — 2 413 corpus certs (~12%) lodge floors with
    # floor_insulation_thickness="NI" (Not Indicated, which our
    # _parse_thickness_mm returns as 0) AND a description "Solid,
    # insulated (assumed)" or "Suspended, insulated (assumed)". The
    # assessor sees insulation but hasn't measured the thickness.
    # RdSAP 10 §5.12 Table 19 footnote (2):
    #   "For floors which have retrofitted insulation, use the greater
    #    of 50 mm and the thickness according to the age band."
    # Band B's age-band default is 0 mm, so max(50, 0) = 50 mm applies.
    # Geometry: 100 m² × 40 m perimeter, w=0.3, gives B=5, d_t=2.758
    # (with R_f from 50 mm/0.035 = 1.429); U = 2 × 1.5 × ln(π×5/2.758 + 1)
    # / (π×5 + 2.758) ≈ 0.31 W/m²K.

    # Act
    result = u_floor(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="B",
        construction=None,
        insulation_thickness_mm=0,  # parsed from "NI"
        area_m2=100.0,
        perimeter_m=40.0,
        wall_thickness_mm=300,
        description="Solid, insulated (assumed)",
    )

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(0.31, abs=0.02)


def test_u_floor_ni_thickness_with_no_insulation_description_stays_uninsulated() -> None:
    # Arrange — 8 221 corpus certs lodge "Solid, no insulation
    # (assumed)" with thickness="NI". The Table 19 footnote (2) override
    # must not fire on these: the "no insulation" substring takes
    # precedence over the "insulated" substring per
    # `_described_as_insulated`. Same geometry as the cycle-1 test;
    # uninsulated U should be ~0.60 W/m²K (B=5, d_t=0.615 with R_f=0).

    # Act
    result = u_floor(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="B",
        construction=None,
        insulation_thickness_mm=0,  # parsed from "NI"
        area_m2=100.0,
        perimeter_m=40.0,
        wall_thickness_mm=300,
        description="Solid, no insulation (assumed)",
    )

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(0.60, abs=0.02)


def test_u_floor_solid_uninsulated_typical_geometry_returns_iso_13370_value() -> None:
    # Arrange — solid floor, age C, England.
    # BS EN ISO 13370 with A=80, P=36, w=0.22m, soil g=1.5, Rsi=0.17, Rse=0.04, Rf=0
    # d_t = 0.22 + 1.5 * (0.17 + 0 + 0.04) = 0.535
    # B = 2 * 80 / 36 = 4.444
    # d_t < B so U = 2 * 1.5 * ln(pi*B/d_t + 1) / (pi*B + d_t)
    #            = 3 * ln(pi*4.444/0.535 + 1) / (pi*4.444 + 0.535)
    #            = 3 * ln(27.10) / (14.49)
    #            = 3 * 3.300 / 14.49 = 0.683 -> rounds to 0.68

    # Act
    result = u_floor(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="C",
        construction=None,
        insulation_thickness_mm=None,
        area_m2=80.0,
        perimeter_m=36.0,
        wall_thickness_mm=220,
    )

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(0.68, abs=0.05)


def test_u_floor_age_b_unknown_construction_uses_suspended_timber_per_table_19_footnote_1() -> None:
    # Arrange — RdSAP10 §5.12 Table 19 footnote (1) routes age A, B with
    # unknown floor_construction to the suspended-timber branch. Geometry
    # is taken from Elmhurst worksheet U985-0001-000490 Main Dwelling
    # (A=14.85, P=7.42, w=0.400) — the worksheet records U=0.71 W/m²K,
    # confirming the suspended-floor formula on §5.12 (page 46) is the
    # one Elmhurst applies for this fixture.

    # Act
    result = u_floor(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="B",
        construction=None,
        insulation_thickness_mm=None,
        area_m2=14.85,
        perimeter_m=7.42,
        wall_thickness_mm=400,
    )

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(0.71, abs=0.01)


def test_u_floor_with_insulation_lowers_u_value() -> None:
    # Arrange — same geometry but with 100mm insulation -> R_f = 0.1/0.035 = 2.857.

    # Act
    insulated = u_floor(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="K",
        construction=None,
        insulation_thickness_mm=100,
        area_m2=80.0,
        perimeter_m=36.0,
        wall_thickness_mm=220,
    )

    # Assert — well below uninsulated case (~0.27 W/m^2K).
    assert insulated < 0.3


def test_u_exposed_floor_age_b_unknown_insulation_uses_table_20_row_a_to_g() -> None:
    # Arrange — RdSAP10 §5.13 Table 20 (page 47) gives U-values for
    # exposed and semi-exposed upper floors keyed on age band +
    # insulation thickness. The "Insulation unknown or as built"
    # column at age band A-G = 1.20 W/m²K. Elmhurst worksheet
    # U985-0001-000490 Extension 1 records U=1.20 for its exposed
    # timber floor (1900-1929, no insulation lodged) — this lookup
    # reproduces that exact value without any geometry input.

    # Act
    result = u_exposed_floor(age_band="B", insulation_thickness_mm=None)

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(1.20, abs=0.001)


def test_u_floor_above_partially_heated_space_returns_0p7_per_rdsap_10_section_5_14() -> None:
    # Arrange — RdSAP 10 §5.14 (PDF p.47) "U-value of floor above a
    # partially heated space":
    #   "The U-value of a floor above partially heated premises is
    #    taken as 0.7 W/m²K. This applies typically for a flat above
    #    non-domestic premises that are not heated to the same extent
    #    or duration as the flat."
    # Verbatim constant — no age-band or insulation-thickness inputs.
    # Cert 000565 Ext1 (Summary §9: "P Above partially heated space",
    # Default U-value 0.70) exercises this branch.

    # Act
    result = u_floor_above_partially_heated_space()

    # Assert
    assert abs(result - 0.7) <= 1e-4


def test_u_floor_falls_back_to_mid_range_when_geometry_unknown() -> None:
    # Arrange — geometry missing.

    # Act
    result = u_floor(
        country=None,
        age_band=None,
        construction=None,
        insulation_thickness_mm=None,
        area_m2=None,
        perimeter_m=None,
        wall_thickness_mm=None,
    )

    # Assert — mid-range fallback ~0.7 W/m^2K (solid-uninsulated mid-band typical).
    assert result == pytest.approx(0.7, abs=0.05)


# ----- Windows -----


def test_u_window_single_glazed_pvc_returns_table24_value() -> None:
    # Arrange — Table 24: single glazing, any period, PVC/wooden frame -> 4.8 W/m^2K.

    # Act
    result = u_window(installed_year=None, glazing_type="single", frame_type="pvc")

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(4.8, abs=0.001)


def test_u_window_post_2022_pvc_returns_low_table24_value() -> None:
    # Arrange — Table 24: double or triple glazed, 2022 or later, PVC -> 1.4 W/m^2K.

    # Act
    result = u_window(installed_year=2023, glazing_type="double", frame_type="pvc")

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(1.4, abs=0.001)


def test_u_window_falls_back_to_mid_range_when_unknown() -> None:
    # Arrange — nothing known.

    # Act
    result = u_window(installed_year=None, glazing_type=None, frame_type=None)

    # Assert — mid-range default ~2.5 (pre-2002 double glazed PVC typical).
    assert result == pytest.approx(2.5, abs=0.5)


# ----- Doors -----


def test_u_door_age_band_a_uninsulated_returns_table26_value() -> None:
    # Arrange — Table 26: age A-J unisulated -> 3.0 W/m^2K.

    # Act
    result = u_door(country=Country.ENG, age_band="A", insulated=False, insulated_u_value=None)

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(3.0, abs=0.001)


def test_u_door_age_band_m_uninsulated_returns_lower_table26_value() -> None:
    # Arrange — Table 26: age M -> 1.4 W/m^2K.

    # Act
    result = u_door(country=Country.ENG, age_band="M", insulated=False, insulated_u_value=None)

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(1.4, abs=0.001)


def test_u_door_insulated_uses_explicit_u_value_when_supplied() -> None:
    # Arrange — door declared insulated with U-value 1.0 from cert.

    # Act
    result = u_door(country=Country.ENG, age_band="C", insulated=True, insulated_u_value=1.0)

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(1.0, abs=0.001)


# ----- Party walls -----


def test_u_party_wall_solid_masonry_returns_zero() -> None:
    # Arrange — Table 15: solid masonry / timber frame / system built -> 0.0 W/m^2K.

    # Act
    result = u_party_wall(party_wall_construction=WALL_SOLID_BRICK)

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(0.0, abs=0.001)


def test_u_party_wall_unfilled_cavity_returns_table15_value() -> None:
    # Arrange — Table 15: cavity masonry unfilled -> 0.5 W/m^2K.

    # Act
    result = u_party_wall(party_wall_construction=WALL_CAVITY)

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(0.5, abs=0.001)


def test_u_party_wall_cavity_masonry_filled_returns_0p2_per_rdsap_10_table_15_row_3() -> None:
    # Arrange — RdSAP 10 §5.10 Table 15 row 3 (PDF p.42) "Cavity masonry
    # filled -> 0.2 W/m²K". Before slice S0380.91 the `u_party_wall`
    # cascade only resolved 0.0 / 0.5 / 0.25 for code 4 so Elmhurst
    # "CF" lodgements rounded up to the conservative cavity-unfilled
    # U=0.5 — over-counting party-wall heat loss by (0.5 - 0.2) × area.
    # New synthetic code `WALL_CAVITY_FILLED_PARTY = 11` distinguishes
    # filled cavity from the construction-class-shared code 4.

    # Act
    result = u_party_wall(party_wall_construction=WALL_CAVITY_FILLED_PARTY)

    # Assert
    assert abs(result - 0.2) <= 1e-4


def test_u_party_wall_unknown_returns_table15_house_default() -> None:
    # Arrange — Table 15: unable to determine, house -> 0.25 W/m^2K.

    # Act
    result = u_party_wall(party_wall_construction=None)

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(0.25, abs=0.001)


def test_u_party_wall_unknown_for_flat_returns_table15_footnote_zero() -> None:
    # Arrange — RdSAP 10 Table 15 footnote *: "for flats and maisonettes
    # with unknown party-wall construction, U = 0.0" (both sides of the
    # party wall are heated dwellings, so no heat loss).

    # Act
    result = u_party_wall(party_wall_construction=None, is_flat=True)

    # Assert
    assert abs(result - 0.0) <= 0.001


def test_u_party_wall_unknown_sentinel_zero_treated_as_unknown_for_flat() -> None:
    # Arrange — the Elmhurst mapper lodges `0` as the explicit "unknown"
    # sentinel (per `datatypes/epc/domain/mapper.py:_ELMHURST_PARTY_WALL_
    # CODE_TO_SAP10` cross-mapper-parity comment) where the API mapper
    # would have lodged `None`. The cascade must treat both equivalently
    # so a flat cert from either source surfaces Table 15 footnote *.

    # Act
    result = u_party_wall(party_wall_construction=0, is_flat=True)

    # Assert
    assert abs(result - 0.0) <= 0.001


def test_u_party_wall_known_solid_still_returns_zero_when_is_flat_false() -> None:
    # Arrange — `is_flat` is a fallback for the unknown case only; an
    # explicit construction code always takes precedence (Solid → 0.0
    # regardless of property type, matching Table 15 row 1).

    # Act
    result = u_party_wall(party_wall_construction=3, is_flat=False)

    # Assert
    assert abs(result - 0.0) <= 0.001


# ----- Thermal bridging -----


def test_thermal_bridging_y_age_band_g_returns_table21_value() -> None:
    # Arrange — Table 21: ages A-I -> 0.15.

    # Act
    result = thermal_bridging_y(age_band="G")

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(0.15, abs=0.001)


def test_thermal_bridging_y_age_band_j_returns_table21_value() -> None:
    # Arrange — Table 21: age J -> 0.11.

    # Act
    result = thermal_bridging_y(age_band="J")

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(0.11, abs=0.001)


def test_thermal_bridging_y_age_band_l_returns_table21_value() -> None:
    # Arrange — Table 21: ages K, L, M -> 0.08.

    # Act
    result = thermal_bridging_y(age_band="L")

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(0.08, abs=0.001)


def test_thermal_bridging_y_unknown_age_band_returns_mid_range() -> None:
    # Arrange — age unknown.

    # Act
    result = thermal_bridging_y(age_band=None)

    # Assert — mid-range fallback ~0.15 (the most common value across age bands).
    assert result == pytest.approx(0.15, abs=0.001)


def test_country_unknown_string_falls_back_to_england() -> None:
    # Arrange — Country.from_code('XX') -> Country.ENG.

    # Act
    result = Country.from_code("XX")

    # Assert
    assert result is Country.ENG


def test_country_from_code_recognises_known_codes() -> None:
    # Arrange / Act / Assert
    assert Country.from_code("ENG") is Country.ENG
    assert Country.from_code("WAL") is Country.WAL
    assert Country.from_code("SCT") is Country.SCT
    assert Country.from_code("NIR") is Country.NIR
    assert Country.from_code("EAW") is Country.ENG  # England-and-Wales aggregate maps to ENG


def test_u_rr_default_all_elements_age_band_b_returns_table18_col4_value() -> None:
    """RdSAP10 §5.11.4 + Table 18 column (4) — "Room-in-roof, all elements"
    as-built / unknown default. Age band B (1900-1929) → 2.30 W/m²K (the
    uninsulated row carries footnote (1): "value from the table applies
    for unknown and as built")."""
    # Arrange / Act
    result = u_rr_default_all_elements(country=Country.ENG, age_band="B")

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(2.30, abs=0.001)


def test_u_rr_default_all_elements_table18_col4_matches_spec_across_age_bands() -> None:
    """Table 18 column (4) per RdSAP10 spec page 45:
        A-D 2.30, E 1.50, F 0.80, G 0.50, H 0.35, I 0.35, J 0.30,
        K 0.25, L 0.18, M 0.15.
    """
    # Arrange — expected RR-all-elements U-values for England.
    expected = {
        "A": 2.30, "B": 2.30, "C": 2.30, "D": 2.30,
        "E": 1.50, "F": 0.80, "G": 0.50, "H": 0.35,
        "I": 0.35, "J": 0.30, "K": 0.25, "L": 0.18, "M": 0.15,
    }

    # Act / Assert
    for age_band, want in expected.items():
        got = u_rr_default_all_elements(country=Country.ENG, age_band=age_band)
        assert got == pytest.approx(want, abs=0.001), (
            f"age={age_band}: got {got}, want {want}"
        )


def test_u_rr_default_all_elements_scotland_age_band_k_returns_0_20_per_footnote() -> None:
    """Table 18 footnote (2): "0.20 W/m²K in Scotland" applies to the
    age band K row of column (4). Other age bands unchanged."""
    # Arrange / Act
    result = u_rr_default_all_elements(country=Country.SCT, age_band="K")

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(0.20, abs=0.001)


def test_u_rr_default_all_elements_unknown_age_band_falls_back_to_mid_range() -> None:
    """Robustness: no age band → return the mid-range default rather than
    raising. Picks the column (4) value at age G (0.50) as a sensible
    middle estimate, matching the cascade convention used by `u_roof`."""
    # Arrange / Act
    result = u_rr_default_all_elements(country=None, age_band=None)

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(0.50, abs=0.001)


# ----- Room-in-roof Table 17 lookups (insulation thickness known) -----


def test_u_rr_slope_table17_col1a_mineral_wool_100mm_returns_0_40() -> None:
    """RdSAP10 §5.11.3 + Table 17 column (1a): "Insulated slope - sloping
    ceiling, mineral wool or EPS slab" 100 mm row → 0.40 W/m²K."""
    # Arrange / Act
    result = u_rr_slope(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="B",
        insulation_thickness_mm=100,
        insulation_type="mineral_wool",
    )

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(0.40, abs=0.001)


def test_u_rr_slope_table17_col1b_pur_pir_100mm_returns_0_30() -> None:
    """Table 17 column (1b): "Insulated slope - sloping ceiling, PUR or
    PIR optional" 100 mm row → 0.30 W/m²K. The PUR/PIR rigid foam route
    gives a tighter U than mineral wool at the same thickness."""
    # Arrange / Act
    result = u_rr_slope(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="B",
        insulation_thickness_mm=100,
        insulation_type="pir",
    )

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(0.30, abs=0.001)


def test_u_rr_flat_ceiling_table17_col2a_mineral_wool_100mm_returns_0_54() -> None:
    """Table 17 column (2a): "Insulated slope - flat ceiling, mineral wool
    or EPS slab" 100 mm row → 0.54 W/m²K."""
    # Arrange / Act
    result = u_rr_flat_ceiling(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="B",
        insulation_thickness_mm=100,
        insulation_type="mineral_wool",
    )

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(0.54, abs=0.001)


def test_u_rr_stud_wall_table17_col3a_mineral_wool_100mm_returns_0_36() -> None:
    """Table 17 column (3a): "Stud wall u-value For Room in Roof, mineral
    wool or EPS slab" 100 mm row → 0.36 W/m²K. (Used by the U985 worksheet
    for 000477's RR stud walls.)"""
    # Arrange / Act
    result = u_rr_stud_wall(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="B",
        insulation_thickness_mm=100,
        insulation_type="mineral_wool",
    )

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(0.36, abs=0.001)


def test_u_rr_stud_wall_rigid_foam_400mm_returns_0p10_per_table_17_col_3b() -> None:
    # Arrange — Table 17 column (3b) "Stud wall, PUR or PIR optional",
    # 400 mm row → 0.10 W/m²K. Cert 000565 BP[2] Ext2 Summary §8.1
    # lodges "Stud Wall 2: 400+ mm PUR or PIR" → Default U=0.10. The
    # "rigid_foam" SAP10 insulation-type code is the canonical alias for
    # both the Elmhurst "PUR or PIR" string and the API "PUR" / "PIR"
    # individual codes; the cascade's `_is_rigid_foam` recognises all
    # three to route through column (b) of Table 17.

    # Act
    result = u_rr_stud_wall(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="J",
        insulation_thickness_mm=400,
        insulation_type="rigid_foam",
    )

    # Assert
    assert abs(result - 0.10) <= 1e-4


def test_u_rr_slope_table17_none_row_uninsulated_returns_2_30() -> None:
    """Table 17 "none" row (every column collapses to 2.3 when no
    insulation). Used by the U985 worksheet for 000477's RR slope panels
    that lodge as uninsulated."""
    # Arrange / Act
    result = u_rr_slope(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="B",
        insulation_thickness_mm=0,
        insulation_type="mineral_wool",
    )

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(2.30, abs=0.001)


def test_u_rr_flat_ceiling_table17_col2b_pir_over_400mm_returns_0_09() -> None:
    """Table 17 row ">400 mm" column (2b) PUR/PIR → 0.09 W/m²K. The U985
    worksheet for 000477 lodges 0.14 for "External roof Main" which is
    Table 17 col (2a) row >400 (mineral wool) — but this test uses the
    PIR column for completeness."""
    # Arrange / Act
    result = u_rr_flat_ceiling(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="B",
        insulation_thickness_mm=450,
        insulation_type="pir",
    )

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(0.09, abs=0.001)


def test_u_rr_slope_unknown_thickness_falls_back_to_table18_all_elements() -> None:
    """When `insulation_thickness_mm is None`, Table 17 doesn't apply and
    we cascade to Table 18 col (4) "Room-in-roof, all elements" by age
    band — same fallback as the spec text at §5.11.3 / §5.11.4.

    For age band B, that's the 2.30 W/m²K uninsulated default."""
    # Arrange / Act
    result = u_rr_slope(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="B",
        insulation_thickness_mm=None,
        insulation_type="mineral_wool",
    )

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(2.30, abs=0.001)


def test_u_rr_stud_wall_thickness_125mm_takes_nearest_tabulated_row_below() -> None:
    """Table 17 row alignment: an arbitrary thickness picks the nearest
    tabulated row ≤ supplied (the same convention `u_roof` uses against
    Table 16). 125 mm matches the exact row → col (3a) = 0.31 W/m²K."""
    # Arrange / Act
    result = u_rr_stud_wall(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band="B",
        insulation_thickness_mm=125,
        insulation_type="mineral_wool",
    )

    # Assert
    assert result == pytest.approx(0.31, abs=0.001)


# ----- Description-cascade cohort pins (Walls) -----
#
# The Elmhurst worksheet fixtures lodge `walls=[]` and so cannot exercise
# the description-driven branches of `u_wall`. The 8 golden API certs DO
# carry `walls[0].description` strings that route through `_described_as_
# insulated`, `_wall_type_from_description`, and the Table 6 footnote
# 50 mm-bucket override. These tests pin every (description, age) pair
# seen in that cohort against the RdSAP10 Table 6 (England) value the
# spec mandates — closing the cascade-coverage gap identified during the
# 2026-05-24 audit (description cascade was 100% spec-correct on clean
# Table 6 rows; this test locks that in for regression).
#
# Cases routing through §5.7 (solid brick from wall thickness) or §5.8
# (stone/brick with insulation, ages A–D — formula not table) are
# intentionally excluded — they need separate pinning when those
# formulas land.
_TABLE_6_ENG_WALL_COHORT_PINS: tuple[tuple[str, str, Optional[int], Optional[int], Optional[int], bool, float], ...] = (
    # (description, age_band, wall_construction, wall_insulation_type,
    #  insulation_thickness_mm, insulation_present, expected_u_w_per_m2k)
    # `insulation_present` mirrors the heat_transmission cascade: type != 4 (NONE)
    # OR description asserts insulation per _described_as_insulated.
    ("Sandstone, as built, insulated (assumed)",       "J", 2, 4, 0, True,  0.25),   # cert 0240 (50 mm bucket per footnote)
    ("Cavity wall, filled cavity",                     "C", 4, 2, 0, True,  0.7),    # cert 8135 bp0
    ("Cavity wall, filled cavity",                     "D", 4, 2, 0, True,  0.7),    # cert 0300, 7536 bp0
    ("Cavity wall, filled cavity",                     "F", 4, 2, 0, True,  0.40),   # cert 7536 bp2
    ("Cavity wall, filled cavity",                     "G", 4, 2, 0, True,  0.35),   # cert 8135 bp1
    ("Cavity wall, filled cavity",                     "L", 4, 4, 0, False, 0.28),   # cert 7536 bp1 (assumed-as-built †)
    ("Cavity wall, as built, no insulation (assumed)", "D", 4, 4, 0, False, 1.5),    # cert 0390-2954, 9390
)


@pytest.mark.parametrize(
    "description, age_band, construction, insulation_type, thickness_mm, insulation_present, expected_u",
    _TABLE_6_ENG_WALL_COHORT_PINS,
)
def test_u_wall_matches_table6_for_every_cohort_description_age_pair(
    description: str,
    age_band: str,
    construction: Optional[int],
    insulation_type: Optional[int],
    thickness_mm: Optional[int],
    insulation_present: bool,
    expected_u: float,
) -> None:
    # Arrange — inputs replicate what `heat_transmission_from_cert` feeds
    # `u_wall` for the corresponding building part in the golden cert cohort.

    # Act
    u = u_wall(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band=age_band,
        construction=construction,
        insulation_thickness_mm=thickness_mm,
        insulation_present=insulation_present,
        description=description,
        wall_insulation_type=insulation_type,
    )

    # Assert
    assert abs(u - expected_u) < 1e-4


# ----- Description-cascade cohort pins (Roofs) -----
#
# Mirror of the wall cohort pins above. The Elmhurst worksheet fixtures
# lodge `roofs=[]`, so the cascade-pin tests do not exercise u_roof's
# description path either. The 8 golden API certs lodge `roofs[].
# description` strings — these tests pin each (description, age,
# thickness) tuple seen in that cohort against the RdSAP10 Table 16
# (loft-insulation-thickness-known) value the spec mandates.
#
# Excluded: ambiguous joined-description cases where one bp lodges no
# thickness and another lodges a value — the calc routes through Table
# 18 defaults whose interaction with the description cascade needs
# separate pinning. "(another dwelling above)" is also excluded — its
# u_roof value is ignored by heat_transmission once roof_area is zeroed.
_TABLE_16_ENG_ROOF_COHORT_PINS: tuple[tuple[str, str, int, float], ...] = (
    # (joined_description, age_band, thickness_mm, expected_u_w_per_m2k)
    # Table 16 col 1 — thickness-known path, U independent of age band.
    ("Pitched, 100 mm loft insulation",                                          "D", 100, 0.40),  # cert 7536 bp0
    ("Pitched, 100 mm loft insulation | Pitched, insulated (assumed)",           "D", 100, 0.40),  # cert 7536 bp0 (joined)
    ("Pitched, 270 mm loft insulation",                                          "D", 270, 0.16),  # cert 0300 bp0
    ("Pitched, 300 mm loft insulation | Flat, no insulation",                    "D", 300, 0.14),  # cert 0390-2954 bp0
    ("Pitched, 300 mm loft insulation | Roof room(s), limited insulation (assumed)", "A", 300, 0.14),  # cert 6035 bp0
    ("Pitched, 300 mm loft insulation | Flat, insulated",                        "C", 300, 0.14),  # cert 8135 bp0
    ("Pitched, 300 mm loft insulation | Pitched, 100 mm loft insulation",        "B", 300, 0.14),  # cert 2130 bp0
    ("Pitched, 400+ mm loft insulation | Pitched, insulated (assumed)",          "J", 400, 0.11),  # cert 0240 bp0
)


@pytest.mark.parametrize(
    "description, age_band, thickness_mm, expected_u",
    _TABLE_16_ENG_ROOF_COHORT_PINS,
)
def test_u_roof_matches_table16_for_every_cohort_description_thickness_pair(
    description: str,
    age_band: str,
    thickness_mm: int,
    expected_u: float,
) -> None:
    # Arrange — inputs replicate what `heat_transmission_from_cert` feeds
    # `u_roof` for the main building part in the golden cert cohort.

    # Act
    u = u_roof(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band=age_band,
        insulation_thickness_mm=thickness_mm,
        description=description,
    )

    # Assert
    assert abs(u - expected_u) < 1e-4


# ----- §5.12 formula cascade cohort pins (Floors) -----
#
# u_floor is formula-driven (BS EN ISO 13370 + RdSAP10 §5.12) rather
# than table-lookup, so each pin asserts a per-geometry value derived
# by hand from the spec formula. Two cases from cert 0240 (main +
# extension) cover the dt < B and dt > B branches of the solid-floor
# branch; suspended-floor + Table 19 footnote (2) overrides land in
# follow-on slices when cohort coverage demands them.
#
# Hand-derivation for the first row (cert 0240 bp0):
#   age J → Table 19 default insulation = 75 mm
#   w = 0.3 m (default), g = 1.5, Rsi+Rse = 0.21, Rf = 0.001×75/0.035 = 2.143
#   dt = 0.3 + 1.5×(0.21 + 2.143) = 3.829
#   B  = 2×97.72/36.45 = 5.362  → dt < B branch
#   U  = 2g·ln(πB/dt + 1)/(πB + dt) = 0.2447 → rounds to 0.24
_FLOOR_FORMULA_COHORT_PINS: tuple[tuple[str, str, Optional[int], float, float, Optional[int], float], ...] = (
    # (description, age, construction, area_m2, perimeter_m, wall_thickness_mm, expected_u)
    ("Solid, insulated (assumed)", "J", 1, 97.72, 36.45, None, 0.24),  # cert 0240 bp0 (dt < B)
    ("Solid, insulated (assumed)", "J", 1, 20.61, 13.45, None, 0.29),  # cert 0240 bp1 (dt > B)
)


@pytest.mark.parametrize(
    "description, age_band, construction, area_m2, perimeter_m, wall_thickness_mm, expected_u",
    _FLOOR_FORMULA_COHORT_PINS,
)
def test_u_floor_matches_section_5_12_formula_for_cohort_geometry(
    description: str,
    age_band: str,
    construction: Optional[int],
    area_m2: float,
    perimeter_m: float,
    wall_thickness_mm: Optional[int],
    expected_u: float,
) -> None:
    # Arrange — inputs replicate what `heat_transmission_from_cert` feeds
    # `u_floor` for the corresponding building part in the cohort.

    # Act
    u = u_floor(
        country=Country.ENG,
        age_band=age_band,
        construction=construction,
        insulation_thickness_mm=None,
        area_m2=area_m2,
        perimeter_m=perimeter_m,
        wall_thickness_mm=wall_thickness_mm,
        description=description,
    )

    # Assert
    assert abs(u - expected_u) < 1e-4