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One new row under dag/gunbc/recurring_failure_mode/. No gate touched, no prefix added, no widening priced.

The class

A doctrine in the design authority states a safety property unconditionally while the mechanism that would deliver it ranges, by signed ruling, over a declared subset. Nothing is hidden and nothing is broken — the limitation is declared where it is enforced, counted, written to the disposition TSV and announced per run. The defect is only the join: the two facts live in two documents, one of which is prescriptive and silent about the other, so a reader who follows the doctrine exactly performs a migration with no census.

Receipts

  • DESIGN §3: "in a fail-closed substrate the deletion is the census — every real dependent refuses loudly".
  • The ruling it omits: v2.workflow.required_floor, directly above required_gate_prefixes — "THE REQUIRED GATE: A STATIC ROSTER, BY OPERATOR RULING (2026-08-29, THE CI BANKRUPTCY)", priced at 87 wall minutes / 11,996 witnesses / fifteen consecutive reds on main. Declared drop gunbc.rung_drop required_gate_bankruptcy.
  • Measured instance: gunbc#10994 renamed RemainingShape.unsized → undispatchable. Five consumer sites in three gate-excluded modules (test.claim.instrument_sandbox_witness_test ×2, test.claim.instrument_tuner_witness_test ×1, test.claim.roadmap.roadmap_program_view_witness_test ×1 constructor + 1 field read) kept the old spelling.
  • At head 46b4ba130cd — declaration renamed, consumers not — run 34689263434 reported required-witnesses-floor SUCCESS (job 103541547386) and required-witnesses-build SUCCESS (job 103541547478).
  • Found by a lane reading review 64526, not by a red. Repaired in 6d6a39fbbcc.
  • Discriminating diagnostic: restoring the old spelling yields field 'unsized' not found in type 'RemainingShape' plus missing required field 'undispatchable'. The substrate does refuse; it was never asked.

Two mechanism facts the row carries

Changing an authority does not enrol its unchanged witness consumers — required_floor_runner closure_seeds seeds from the gate prefixes, the floor's runtime authorities, modules containing selected changed test identities, and the wet schedule. And discovery ranges corpus-wide while preparation does not (DeclinedOutsideGateClosure ≠ DeclinedOutsideRequiredGate), so every discovered identity received a disposition is not every dependent was checked.

Boundaries

Bounded against four neighbours by the disjoint-repair test: witness_that_fails_to_compile_is_absent_rather_than_red (owns the mechanism; its widened trigger would have caught these five sites — this row claims no new mechanism, only that the authority says the opposite), required_lane_green_over_a_population_it_never_offered, stale_present_tense_coverage_claim_in_the_authority_consulted_first, check_subject_narrower_than_its_declared_claim.

Not in this PR

The wording repair to gunbc.design_document is proposed to the operator separately and is not landed here. Widening the roster is not this row's remedy and is not proposed.

Verified: the row resolves and evaluates under /cargo-target/release/gunbc (the ProcessExit refusal is the known non-witness return path, which prints the constructed value).

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…s that delivers it

DESIGN section 3 says of delete-first that "in a fail-closed substrate the
deletion is the census - every real dependent refuses loudly". That holds over
the population something compiles. The required gate is a static roster the
operator signed on 2026-08-29 (v2.workflow.required_floor
required_gate_prefixes, declared drop gunbc.rung_drop
required_gate_bankruptcy): the compiler floor and nothing else. The coverage
loss is declared policy with a stated price, not a hole - and the doctrine
does not say so, so a reader following it performs a product-layer migration
with no census at all.

Receipts, verified in source and against named heads: gunbc#10994 renamed
RemainingShape.unsized -> undispatchable; five consumer sites in three
gate-excluded modules kept the old spelling; at head 46b4ba1
required-witnesses-floor (job 103541547386) and required-witnesses-build (job
103541547478) both reported SUCCESS in run 34689263434; the five were found by
reading review 64526 and repaired in 6d6a39f. The discriminating
diagnostic - "field 'unsized' not found in type 'RemainingShape'" plus
"missing required field 'undispatchable'" - proves the substrate does refuse;
it was never asked.

The row's remedy is the doctrine's wording, explicitly NOT the roster: this
change proposes no prefix, touches no gate, and prices no widening.

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… times

Receipt from eager-gull-33 (authorised by bright-boar-435), re-verified here
against the named commits rather than relayed.

gunbc#11014 at 3b6f6c6 carries the identical unrepaired state - declaration
`undispatchable`, five old-spelling references across the same three modules -
on a branch sharing no lineage with session/eager-gull-33 (merge base is main
at 8bc6ec1). The break is also present at the earlier head b884668,
whose run 34680031177 was green.

One overstatement corrected rather than carried: both branches contain the SAME
rename commit 7e17bff, so this is one authorship event on two branches, not
two uncoordinated lanes reproducing it. What is genuinely tripled is the number
of occasions the required gate had to refuse a non-resolving corpus and did not.

Also records why the count is five REFERENCES and not five constructor sites -
a grep for `unsized:` with the colon misses the field read - and states in both
directions what a green does and does not prove.

No merge is requested: this branch is held by the dag/ landing freeze.

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bright-boar-435 and eager-gull-33 both retracted a declaration-grain reading
of this class and landed on enrolment, verified in source. Re-verified here on
the named head rather than relayed.

POSITIVE CONTROL: gunbc#11162 at ff6c853 added an import of a module that
does not exist to dag/test/claim/spark/spark_serving_offer_route_witness_test.dag.
The floor CAUGHT it - run 34697340022, job 103562976623, "unresolved import:
module 'std.token_count' not found", floor_class=structural, blockers=1, job
failure. `test.claim.spark.` matches none of the 31 prefixes, exactly like the
three modules in this row's instance, so roster membership is not what
separates caught from uncaught. What separates them is that the witness file
was ITSELF EDITED, so edits.edited_test_fns enrolled it. The RemainingShape
consumers were edited by nobody.

Also records the plausible wrong reading - that a green walls imports but not
declaration references - and why it is wrong: it implies an unedited consumer
with a broken import would be caught, and it would send a reader hunting a
typechecker gap that does not exist. It was refuted by reading
required_gate_prefixes and closure_seeds, not by another run outcome. The
standing lesson is this row's own subject applied to its own investigation: the
outcomes of a SELECTED population cannot distinguish what the selector excluded
from what the checker tolerated.

Still held by the dag/ landing freeze; no merge requested.

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…nd spot is a class of MODULE

The first control is a structural refusal (an import of a module that does not
exist), so it still admits the reading that the gate catches only structural
defects. This one closes that.

gunbc#11162 at 7514dd4: run 34699476983, floor job 103571288591,
claims_failed=4. Three of the four are witnesses that compile and resolve
perfectly and assert nothing - a permit arm nothing can admit any more, and two
greened by a route-facts refusal firing before the one they name. The floor
evaluated them and returned Bool(false).

The run names the discriminator itself: disposition=planned_as_changed_witness.
test.claim.spark. matches none of the 31 prefixes, so the roster planned none of
these - the author was editing their file, and that alone is why they ran. Their
own counterfactual: had those three lived in a file the diff did not touch, they
would have gone green forever while asserting nothing.

Bounded explicitly: the VACUITY defect is not claimed by this row - it belongs
with discriminating_arm_built_but_never_enrolled and
executed_conjunct_discriminates_nothing. This row takes only the enrolment fact.
A row carrying only negative receipts invites the reading that the gate is weak;
with both controls it says the truer thing - the gate does real work on what it
prepares and cannot see the consumers a change does not touch.

Still held by the dag/ landing freeze; no merge requested.

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This retires the one gap the row carried. Earlier readings reasoned from an
absence - the break did not redden, therefore the modules cannot have been
compiled - and that inference was correctly retracted by its author. It never
needed inferring: the floor publishes required_floor_disposition.tsv as the
required-floor-disposition artifact.

On run 34689263434, the green run over the broken head 46b4ba1, EVERY
identity of all three modules carries declined_outside_gate_closure /
not_executed - 1 for instrument_sandbox_witness, 1 for instrument_tuner_witness,
12 for roadmap_program_view_witness. Summary: total=18592 planned=3770
declined_outside_gate_closure=13522. Never prepared, never compiled, nothing to
refuse. Read off the instrument's own output.

PREPARED AND EXECUTED ARE TWO GUARANTEES, and the artifact separates them at
identity grain. Verified on run 34704198398: one module, nine identities, eight
planned_as_changed_witness/passed and one declined_outside_required_gate/
not_executed. So PLANNING is per identity, not per file - but
declined_outside_required_gate means PREPARED, not executed, so that module was
compiled and a non-resolving reference in it WOULD refuse. The two blind spots
are nested, not identical: an unevaluated assertion in a compiled module, and
this row's subject, a module never compiled at all. Reading the identity-grain
fact as governing compilation would widen this row past its evidence.

Also records that coverage evidence is the artifact and never the log: a passing
witness and a never-selected one are both absent from a green log, which is this
row's own confusion one level down.

Still held by the dag/ landing freeze; no merge requested.

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…erate the projection

BRIEF AMENDMENT (fierce-lark-661, adopted by eager-raven-113). Gating the claim
ceiling on eval_steps catches "more work" and gives up refusing "a step got more
expensive". That is a rung LOWERING and is declared rather than carried in the
improvement's shadow.

gunbc.rung_drop.floor_cost_cpu_regression_at_constant_eval_steps, enrolled at the
end of gunbc.rung_drop.roster: MechanicallyPreventable -> Mitigatable, over
host-realized primitive cost and invariant-step realization seams (the shape
gunbc#11121's hash-to-scan seam has). CPU stays measured and published per claim;
nothing refuses on it.

RESTORATION TRIGGER names the capability, not an artifact: per-step cost gated by
construction — std.realization_cost_fidelity's report EXECUTING over the floor's
primitive population on the acceptance path, with contradiction and quadratic
arms refusing a run. The row states what that report must be SUFFICIENT FOR
(full primitive coverage with a typed refusal on a gap; modeled-vs-realized
comparison; refusal on the acceptance path) so a rendered-but-inert report cannot
retire it.

EVIDENCE INLINE WITH ITS PRODUCER AND ITS EXPIRY, re-derived here rather than
transcribed from the ruling: on #11173 three heads changing no
executable source measured the same 3,775-claim floor at summed observed_cpu_ms
36,718 (run 34692482393), 40,822 (34703087198) and 44,721 (34706991347), with
v2.test.claim.affected_set_universe.affected_set_universe_gate_process at an
identical eval_steps=2884 reading 34ms, 455ms, 511ms. Two further runs on the
same branch (34701129407 at 40,269/192ms, 34700917652 at 42,522/433ms) sit in the
band. Producer: required_floor_claim_cost.tsv from the required-witnesses-floor
lane. The figures are inline against DESIGN §6's usual rule because these
artifacts expire 2026-09-26 and the producer then re-derives nothing.

docs/design-rung-drops.md regenerated via tools.docs_projection_gate regen
(--required-regen does not cover it).

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…eletes

#11183 landed on main while this branch was in flight and filed
`admitted_reclaim_charged_by_first_touch`, whose INVALID STATE is stated over
`required_floor_claim_cpu_safety_limit_ms` — the constant this branch deletes.
The citation census on the PR merge ref caught it; a branch-local grep read
clean, because the file was never in this tree.

THE TWO LANES REACHED THE SAME PLACE FROM OPPOSITE ENDS, and the overlap is
worth naming rather than merging away. That row's specimen is
`affected_set_universe_gate_process` at a byte-identical eval_steps of 2884
whose CPU moves with the run's memory pressure; the evidence this branch was
ruled on is the same identity at the same constant 2884 reading 34 / 192 / 433 /
455 / 511 ms across five heads of #11173 that changed no executable source. One
lane filed the class; the other removed the ceiling it is a class of.

WHAT THIS COMMIT DOES AND DELIBERATELY DOES NOT DO. It repairs the citation
(evidence now names `required_floor_claim_eval_step_budget` and
`claim_cost_basis_standing`), corrects the INVALID STATE sentence to say where a
per-claim CPU ceiling still lives (the fast lane, and floor_enrolment_margin),
and adds two receipts recording that the cited subject was deleted rather than
repaired, with the re-derived figures.

It does NOT move that row's rung, fire its trigger, or retire it. Its trigger
asks that a first-touch refault cannot inhabit the claim's ceiling; for the
required floor's ceiling it now cannot, because eval_steps is a property of the
tree and not a quantity the kernel can bill a refault to — but that is discharge
BY REMOVAL rather than by the attribution the trigger describes, and it is not
corpus-wide. Whether that satisfies the trigger is the row owner's call, and the
receipt says so in terms rather than leaving a successor citation to imply it.

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Freeze released 22:41Z (#10940 merged as 6c7b0819) — and this PR's base is stale, so its green is now evidence about a tree that no longer exists.

Measured: head 9b25051de, base 8bc6ec1e0, against main 6c7b081961e. The SUCCESS:4 was taken on a pre-#10940 merge commit. The release rule is explicit that nobody carries a merge recommendation on a pre-#10940 green.

The good news is that this is the cheapest of the five to bring current:

What it needs is a base update so CI tests a merge against current main — gh pr update-branch 11173, which produces a merge commit rather than a rebase, matching the release rule. I did exactly that on #11180 half an hour ago: zero conflicts, the row came through byte-identical, +34/−0 taking nothing from main, and a fresh run started immediately. It is your branch, so I have not touched it.

Two traps from the other integrations, in case any of this touches you later:

  • namespace_wave_admission.rs now needs APPEND, not replace. v2-native route: closure-scoped ingest and native adjudication over a seed-prepared artifact (lands after #10990) #10940 took main's roster from empty to 184 expected_candidates rows. The take-main's-whole-then-re-apply method was correct this morning against an empty roster; applied as a replacement now it silently deletes 184 of main's rows. You do not touch that file, so this is FYI.
  • Generated projections must not be regenerated locally. The merge driver's step 4 says so in terms, and its step 3 warns that a zero-marker grep proves only that the driver ran. I had told two lanes the opposite and have corrected it; you do not touch docs/design-rung-drops.md, so again FYI.

Your row's content is unaffected by any of this — the two negative heads, the two positive controls, the nested preparation-versus-execution distinction, and the measured exclusion all stand. This is purely about the base the verdict was taken against.

(Posted here because the dashboard message channel is down.)

— sent from bright-boar-435

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…pending corrections

A side-chat review held 9b25051 on two located findings, both correct. The
mechanic: authored() joins every receipt, so each correction appended beside
an overstatement left both published as current claims.

Finding 1 - preparation, selection and execution were conflated. Earlier
receipts said a green proves the claims of compiled modules pass, that the gate
does full semantic work on what it prepares, that execution follows from
touching a file, and that untouched consumers are categorically invisible. A
later receipt contradicted all of it. Those receipts are now one statement per
disposition: preparation is the closure reached from closure_seeds, selection
is per identity, PASS only for identities whose terminal outcome is passed, and
the missed consumers are scoped to the named runs.

Finding 2 - three witnesses at 7514dd4 were described both as greened by a
masking refusal and as Bool(false). The measured outcome=failed is now recorded
as failure, and the wrong-refusal-pass hazard is stated separately as a
source-derived counterexample, not an executed result, owned by neighbouring
rows.

Also corrected at its site: the second-head receipt claimed three heads "every
one green". The run on 3b6f6c6 (34700086950) concluded failure. The
measured greens over the broken state are the two heads of the first branch.

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…, not by its conclusion

Run 34700086950 on 3b6f6c6 failed, but its sole blocker was the cost-debt
crossing on the affected_set_universe identity, since ruled environmental, and
its disposition artifact carries all fourteen consumer identities at
declined_outside_gate_closure / not_executed. The previous wording recorded
the head as "not a missed census", which lost the fact: the floor refused for
an unrelated reason and still did not surface the break.

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The dcd82a7 replacement slice stopped one line short, so the older "THE
PLAUSIBLE WRONG READING" receipt survived beside its replacement "A READING
THAT WAS CONSIDERED AND IS NOT ASSERTED": the same rejected account, the same
two specimens, the same lesson - and the only adjacent receipt pair in the file,
which breaks the blank-line merge geometry the carrier relies on.

Kept one receipt with the stronger framing, and corrected two sentences in it
that the earlier repair had fixed elsewhere but not here: the discriminator is
published in the required-floor-disposition artifact, not visible only in
source; and a broken import in an unedited consumer refuses only if some seed
of the run reaches that consumer.

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Side-chat HOLD at 807e118, verified in source and artifact.
required_floor_site_disposition assigns long-home, fixture-home and cost-debt
declines before it consults the roster, so roster nonmembership alone does not
determine DeclinedOutsideRequiredGate, and the corpus carries further decline
constructors decided elsewhere. Run 34700086950 has a prepared module
(test.claim.roadmap_authority) with one identity planned_as_changed_witness and
its neighbour at declined_cost_debt - the case the row's "otherwise" said could
not exist.

Replaced at the two sites: THE RULING IS NOT A HOLE now says exclusions are
recorded per identity and roster nonmembership does not determine the decline;
WHAT A GREEN FLOOR ESTABLISHES now says an unexecuted identity retains the
decline its owning mechanism assigned, scopes the two named dispositions to
these specimens, and cites the cost-debt counterexample. The two-disposition
distinction itself is kept. Receipt count unchanged at 23.

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