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Delete the two consumed gunbc#11156 admission rows - #11240

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2 consumed rows deleted, 0 executed verdicts changed.

Main's push runs fail required-witnesses-floor at phase namespace-wave-admission on exactly these two rows — "already satisfied at the base — consumed by its own merge; deletion is owed on landing or the roster's next touch" — and will keep failing on every landing until they go. PR runs whose base carries them end ADMITTED and stay green, so the debt is main's and it blocks every lane rather than one.

Requested by eager-raven-113 as a dedicated PR so it lands fastest and leaves the trains' receipt currency untouched; the roster file is not in the 176-file native manifest.

Adjudicated against their own trigger, not swept up by a red wall. Their block authored TRIGGER: these rows go when #11156 merges. The base then carries the named imports, the deltas stop being producible, and CONSUMED comes due on the roster's next touch. #11156 merged as d7b7ab96c1f, which I checked by identity before writing the receipt rather than reading it off the refusal, and the required floor independently reported exactly those two as satisfied at the base. Trigger, merge and floor report agree — which is the distinction the THIRTY-SIXTH entry in this file exists to protect.

Both rows are mine (authored by #11156), which is why this lane pays rather than handing an unexamined deletion to whoever next touched the file.

Why no verdict changes: an admission row admits a namespace delta between base and head. With the transition present at the base there is no delta left for these to admit, so deleting them removes nothing that could still fire.

Their describing paragraphs go with them, per the precedent of the entries above. Audited rather than assumed: this diff deletes 24 doc lines and all 24 are that description. Recorded as the THIRTY-SEVENTH DISSOLUTION.

Note for #11138: it carries the same deletion (it touched the roster and the debt came due there too). Once this lands, that PR merges main and drops its now-redundant copy.

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Main's push runs fail `namespace-wave-admission` on these two and will
fail on every landing until they go: "already satisfied at the base --
consumed by its own merge; deletion is owed on landing or the roster's
next touch". PR runs whose base carries them end ADMITTED, so only main
is red — which makes this everyone's blocker rather than one lane's.

ADJUDICATED AGAINST THEIR OWN TRIGGER, not swept up by a red wall. Their
block authored `TRIGGER: these rows go when #11156 merges. The base then
carries the named imports, the deltas stop being producible, and CONSUMED
comes due on the roster's next touch.` #11156 merged as `d7b7ab96c1f`,
checked by identity before this was written, and the floor independently
reported exactly those two as satisfied at the base. Trigger, merge and
floor report agree.

Both rows are this author's, which is why this lane pays rather than
handing an unexamined deletion to whoever next touched the file.

2 consumed rows deleted, 0 executed verdicts changed: an admission row
admits a namespace delta between base and head, and with the transition
present at the base there is no delta left for these to admit.

Their describing paragraphs go with them, per the precedent of the
entries above. Audited: this diff deletes 24 doc lines and all 24 are
that description; nothing else is touched. Recorded as the
THIRTY-SEVENTH DISSOLUTION.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01M5dKcSuYW3nvAjtVcDxqhT
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gunbai-bot Bot deleted the session/witty-moth-510-roster-consumed branch September 13, 2026 08:47
gunbai-bot Bot pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 13, 2026
Keep #11056's 18 BuildPathTreatment admissions; take main's deletion of the consumed #11156 rows.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

# Conflicts:
#	src/v1/stage0/src/namespace_wave_admission.rs
gunbai-bot Bot pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 13, 2026
…tore a doc block I had dropped

#11240 landed, so main's roster is empty and the two consumed gunbc#11156
rows are gone from the base. As agreed with bright-boar-435 and
eager-raven-113, exactly one receipt may exist for that consumption
event: #11240 keeps it, this PR sheds it. Both this branch's copy of the
deletion and its THIRTY-EIGHTH entry are gone; the array now carries only
this change's own 37 string_eq rows.

TWO THINGS FOUND WHILE DOING IT, both mine.

FIRST, I HAD SILENTLY DELETED MY OWN DOC BLOCK. The 62-line description
of the string_eq cohort -- what the 37 rows admit, why the rest is not in
this change, the trigger -- was dropped by commit 619465f, the one that
paid the consumed-admission debt: its slice ran from the gunbc#11156 doc
to the array and swallowed the string_eq block sitting between them. It is
restored here from 21150a8.

WHY MY AUDIT DID NOT CATCH IT, which is the part worth keeping. That
commit's check was `git diff origin/main` deletes zero of main's doc
lines, and it passed honestly -- the string_eq doc is THIS BRANCH's
addition, so it was never in main and a diff against main is structurally
incapable of reporting it as lost. The instrument was blind to exactly
the content it was most likely to lose: my own. A deletion audit has to
compare against the tree the deletion was made from, not against the tree
it will land on.

SECOND, A DUPLICATE ORDINAL, also mine. Main carries TWO entries numbered
THIRTY-SEVENTH: #11156's (the 181 rows) and #11240's (the two rows). I
numbered #11240's off a base that predated #11156's landing. Renumbered
#11240's to THIRTY-EIGHTH -- the number this branch's shed entry vacated
-- because an ordinal that repeats defeats the only thing an ordinal is
for, and a later citation of "the thirty-seventh" would be ambiguous.

`git diff origin/main` on this file now deletes exactly two lines: that
ordinal, and the empty array line reopened to hold the 37 rows.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01M5dKcSuYW3nvAjtVcDxqhT
gunbai-bot Bot pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 13, 2026
Keep the 18-row deletion; take the post-#11240 roster comments from the session head.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

# Conflicts:
#	src/v1/stage0/src/namespace_wave_admission.rs
gunbai-bot Bot pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 14, 2026
…as its owner

The floor red on 67a369e was a single blocker: '1 consumed admission due for
correction or deletion'. main's #11193 row arrived here with #11347 and was consumed
the moment #11347 landed, and the roster charges a consumed row's deletion to its next
toucher -- this branch's fifteen rows are that touch.

gunbc#11356 is the CANONICAL owner of this deletion and says so; this is the same
deletion, taken here because the wall charges it to whoever touches the roster next and
#11356 is not queued. Identical deletions merge cleanly when #11356 lands. Its
describing paragraph goes with the row rather than being left naming an absent subject,
which is the stale-citation shape DESIGN §3 forbids -- prose describing rows that do not
exist reads as coverage.

This is the THIRD time an inherited row has been consumed under this branch
(#11156 -> #11240, #11182 -> #11274, #11193 -> #11356): a re-integrate that clears a
DIRTY head inherits main's admission rows, and their trigger landing reds this head.
gunbc#11345 cuts the const roster to directory rows and ends the class.

cargo check exit 0; 16 entries = 1 struct + this branch's 15.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015R9M9cY4iaqsqeaSDpT7g1
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