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Adds the 2026-05-01 10:52Z tick-history shard documenting the fifth Claude.ai ferry message’s critique of class-discovery cadence and the related experiment-disclosure, capturing the resulting “pause class-discovery” operational commitment in the hygiene-history event log.
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Fifth Claude.ai ferry-message (PR #1096) substantively critiqued class-discovery cadence. Aaron's experiment-disclosure (PR #1097) revealed the escalation was by-design + razor-self-applied.
Pause-class-discovery commitment lands: future tick shards cite existing v2 classes; new findings → candidates working file; multi-session evaluation before any promotion.
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