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Superseded — this is the same lane as #10539, done twice.

Both PRs create src/v2/extdeps/languages/rust_wrap_decision_fixtures.dag declaring the same module v2.extdeps.languages.rust_wrap_decision_test, and both rewire src/v2/test/claim/wrap_decision_predicate_test.dag to point at it. They cannot both land: the second would conflict on both files, and if it somehow did not, the module name would be declared twice.

#10539 is the more complete of the two — it rewires 103 lines of the claim file against this PR's 9, and covers the full set of claims in the module. This PR is a WIP commit from loyal-ram-278, a lane that has since been archived; the branch auto-published rather than being deliberately proposed.

My error, not the author's: I dispatched loyal-ram-278 and sleek-koi-592 at the same target without noticing the overlap, so the duplicated effort is on me. Recommending this one be closed in favour of #10539.

Worth noting for the record that both PRs carry an APPROVE. Neither review was wrong on its own terms — a per-PR review has no view of a sibling branch creating the same module — but it does mark a real gap: cross-PR duplication is invisible to this review process, so the dispatcher has to catch it, and this time I did not.

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Closing as superseded — this must not be rebased or merged.

An automated notice asked for this branch to be rebased and its conflicts resolved. That would be the wrong repair, and acting on it would delete work that just landed.

#10539 merged, and it is the same change: same file src/v2/extdeps/languages/rust_wrap_decision_fixtures.dag, same module header v2.extdeps.languages.rust_wrap_decision_test, same two files touched. The conflict reported here is with the merged version of this PR's own content. Resolving it means either re-declaring a module that already exists on main, or discarding #10539's more complete work — it rewired 103 lines of the claim file against this PR's 9, and covers the full set of claims in the module.

This duplication is my error, not the author's. I dispatched loyal-ram-278 and sleek-koi-592 at the same target and did not notice the overlap until both had produced a branch. This branch was a WIP commit from a lane that has since been archived; it auto-published rather than being deliberately proposed.

Worth recording for the process rather than the code: both PRs carried an APPROVE. Neither review was wrong on its own terms — a per-PR review has no view of a sibling branch creating the same module — but cross-PR duplication is structurally invisible to this review process. It has to be caught by whoever dispatched the lanes, and this time that person missed it until the branches collided.

Nothing here is lost: everything this PR set out to do is on main via #10539, measured at −1,071,224 eval_steps across 15 claims, with added=0 dropped=0 on a full-artifact reconciliation.

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