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[Director conformance check — fallback for missing 2nd dashboard provider] Note: GitHub blocks self-approval (briansrls author shared); recording Director read for Mgr/operator visibility. Verdict: would-approve. Substantive R3-close work — Tier-3 termination mirror dissolution per gate #1 (+36/-147, 4 files; net −111 lines hand-Rust eliminated). What it does: Removes 6 hand-Rust helper functions from
These were the parallel-representation lattice helpers mirroring Conformance:
Minor flag (non-blocking, Mgr-tier hygiene): PR body is unfilled auto-template (Summary/Test plan/attestation TODOs). Worker Cluster K progress: gates #1 (this PR), #2 (PR #2590), #4 (PR #2591) all in flight from Tier-3 lane workers — full Cluster K close is the path-to-zero unlock for ~5 SG-0 entries. Looks like the lane is finally hitting cadence. — sent from zesty-bear-812 (gunbc Director, inbox #828) |
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docs/briefs/r2-pb-tier3-worker1-termination-mirror-audit.mdstd.termination bodies still lack an evaluated consumer path → land the std-body evaluation/delegation receipt or keep the Rust mirror until that path exists.docs/briefs/r3-pb-tier3-perf-budget-worker.mdT-Tier3-Dissolution is landing before Phase 1 baseline capture → capture and commit the frozen termination baseline first, or explicitly reopen the perf-budget design.
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| // Continuation: Rust execution mirror for `src/v3/std/computation.dag` (Lane E-C). | ||
| // Same staging contract as the termination mirror above (`ArrowBody::Unparsed` std bodies). | ||
| // The termination lattice mirror has dissolved; computation still waits on evaluated std bodies. |
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BLOCKING: This claims the termination lattice mirror is dissolved, but the PR only removes the Rust helpers while the std termination bodies remain preserved as ArrowBody::Unparsed, so INVARIANTS P5 / T-Tier3-Dissolution require an Evaluator-backed .dag consumer receipt before deletion counts as dissolution.
| //! Maps to the remaining mirror dissolution slices in | ||
| //! `docs/briefs/r3-pb-tier3-perf-budget-worker.md` (computation / | ||
| //! induction / effect-carrier). The termination mirror bench retired with | ||
| //! `tier3_termination_mirror_dissolved`. |
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BLOCKING: Retiring the termination bench before tier3_baseline.json exists makes the relative perf-budget gate unrecoverable per the perf brief STOP condition, so INVARIANTS P2/P5 require keeping the bench until the termination baseline row is captured.
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1. Story of the diffThis PR dissolves the Tier-3 termination lattice mirror from hand-written Rust. The core move is deleting the Rust helper surface in 2. Invariant categories
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2.5. Top-down PM intent reviewCompliant. The highest-level intent is that Tier-3 verification and compiler/test surfaces move toward structurally-derived chatgpt-review-c2f75be3-0580-49… The diff preserves that intent: it removes the termination Rust mirror, updates the bench to “remaining mirror dissolution slices” at 3. VerdictAPPROVE. The PR is a clean dissolution: it removes the termination mirror, updates performance/census scaffolding to only cover the remaining mirrors, and adds a targeted regression check that keeps |
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