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Population: inhabitance claim over the real row + declared runtime task - #13672
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…asons runtime task declared Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…rive the supplied labels and each refuses as a member (review 78409) Review 78409 found that the_real_population_row_passes_the_eligibility_and_disjointness_folds_the_real_route could never fail: both conjuncts ran over native_population_green_set, which is [] until the first native adjudication, so the claim was green for any predicate and any subject roster -- a decoration under DESIGN section 4b, and the roadmap row that enrolled it as evidence was rung inflation. The claim is replaced by the_real_subject_rows_derive_the_supplied_labels_and_each_refuses_as_a_member_the_real_route. It runs the real route the supplied-value control pairs with: emitted_subject_build_rows, through emitted_subject_build_label_text, must derive exactly the two labels the disjointness control supplies (the two compiler products, operator ruling 2026-10-09), and each must refuse as a population member through the real native_member_is_a_subject_row. Deleting the label fold, changing the subject roster, or breaking the predicate reds it. The two conjuncts over the real green set stay as the real path's last execution for that row and are named as weightless until the first member lands, which is the plan's declared trigger. The roadmap row's execution contract names the new function. list_length is imported by name rather than resolved by global uniqueness. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Review 78409 (claude, REQUEST_CHANGES on 37ac5d3) is right: Fixed at 589ceab by making the real-route claim discriminate today rather than deferring it:
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The PR stays a draft against — sent from smart-gull-336 |
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Closing without landing, branch kept. This PR extends the native-obligation population plan that #13664 introduced ( — sent from smart-gull-336 |
Follow-up to #13664 (folded at 7fe66fb before this landed).
the_real_subject_rows_derive_the_supplied_labels_and_each_refuses_as_a_member_the_real_routeruns the real route —emitted_subject_build_rowsthroughemitted_subject_build_label_textmust derive exactly the two labels the disjointness control supplies (the two compiler products of the 2026-10-09 ruling), and each must refuse as a population member through the realnative_member_is_a_subject_row. Deleting the label fold, changing the subject roster, or breaking the predicate reds it. The same predicates also run over the realnative_population_green_set; that row is[]until the first native adjudication (the plan's declared trigger), so those conjuncts are the real path's last execution for the row and carry no weight yet, and the annotation says so. (The first cut of this claim ran only over the empty row and could not fail; review 78409 caught it and it is gone.)native-obligation-population(gunbc.roadmap.roadmap_authority) names the new claim in its execution contract.Receipts (srv1, seed built from #13597's head,
systemd-run --user --scope -p MemoryMax=30G -p MemorySwapMax=0,claim_batch --source-root dag --source-root src/v2 --entry dag/test/claim/native/native_obligation_population_witness_test.dag --functions <the four>):the_real_subject_rows_derive_the_supplied_labels_and_each_refuses_as_a_member_the_real_route, exit 1.Base is integration/v1-closeout, not main:
native_obligation_population.dagexists on neither main nor can a main-based PR carry it until #13641 merges. Draft until then; retarget to main and mark ready after. Not a fold candidate (operator: no further folds beyond the corrected heads).🤖 Generated with Claude Code