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Single-line rule wording fix to resolve an internal inconsistency in the brief-ack sub-clause: previously stated SKIP does NOT count as #5 yet still allowed #6 to advance, which is contradictory. Reworded so the skip-decision shard DOES count as brief-ack #5 (producing no novel substrate, just documenting the skip), letting the counter advance normally to #6 forced-decomposition.
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…-wording fix merged; awaiting operator yes/no on Grok extraction tool invocation; gnostic dimensions (remember-when + pay-attention) on DBSP F# frame noted as substantively-new substrate worth standalone landing (#4277)
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Codex P2 finding on #4270: the sub-clause 'SKIP at #5 NOT count as brief-ack #5' is inconsistent with 'allow #6 accumulation' (if skip doesn't count, accumulation can't progress). Rephrased to make clear that the skip-decision SHARD does count as brief-ack (no novel substrate is produced; the shard documents the skip-action rather than execute a fabricated pre-empt). Counter advances normally to #6 forced-decomposition.