Restore floor_expected_red_chunks aggregator: main loads 0 of 464 enrolled identities, failed=469

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Main is red because the expected-red roster loads ZERO of its 464 identities

floor_expected_red_chunks() returns Empty {}, so it references none of the 20 chunk functions that hold the roster. Every identity is orphaned in a function nothing calls, and floor_expected_red_roster() flat-maps an empty list.

Introduced by #8437 (bddb7cb), which deliberately shrank the roster 661 -> 464 but emptied the aggregator instead of rebuilding it.

Measured, not inferred — the floor says so itself, on the current main tip:

[floor-known-red] roster carries 0 enrolled identity(ies)
planned=9420 executed=9420 terminal=9420
passed=8951 known_red_held=0 failed=469
stale_quarantine=0 budget_refused=0

Every prior main run reported roster carries 661 enrolled and failed=0. All three enrollment-derived channels reading zero at once has one cause, not three: the channels only report on enrolled rows, and there are none.

Why this is 469 failures rather than 469 problems

Joining the roster against the failing set:

roster identities (orphaned):        464
failing identities on main:          469
failing AND in roster:               464
roster rows NOT currently failing:     0
failing but NOT in roster:             5

All 464 enrolled rows are present in the failure set, so they were being held as expected-red and are now reported as plain failures. This restores the aggregator and takes main from failed=469 to failed=5.

The discriminating row is roster rows NOT currently failing: 0 (credit: tidy-pike-117). A partially wired aggregator, or a genuinely shrunk roster, would leave enrolled rows that pass. Zero of 464 passing is what an empty load looks like and is not what either alternative looks like.

It also bounds this PR's risk: every row re-enrolled here is a row main is already failing, so 469 -> 5 is arithmetic rather than a judgement, and the change cannot mask a real regression by re-enrolling something that was legitimately red for a new reason.

Independently verified statically on origin/main by tidy-pike-117: 464 identities across the 20 chunk bodies, 464 distinct (no duplicates), zero references to any chunk function outside its own definition. On this diff: each of the 20 chunks referenced exactly once, in order 00..19, terminated by Empty — none omitted, none repeated. That is the entire risk surface of a hand-written Cons chain.

The 5 that remain, and why they are NOT this PR's business

dissolution_census_witness_test.unbound_dissolution_empty_literal_refuses
extdeps_scope_placement_gate_loudness_witness.red_seed_runner_failure_detail_projects_located_receipt
root_d_checkpoint_scalar_declared_arity_witness.root_d_checkpoint_scalar_declared_arity_witness_holds
rust_test_fixtures_import_closure_witness.ambient_pool_provider_preserves_listed_import
rust_test_fixtures_import_closure_witness.declared_import_closure_lists_rust_import

These are the PassedOverBudget rows — they PASS but exceed their budget, and #8437 removed them from the roster as "observed PASSING". That removal is what makes them count as failures now: a non-enrolled TimedOut outcome goes to failures, so a row true on both axes moves channel rather than disappearing.

I measured these five independently before this regression existed (run 32165763417): 45,552ms in 7 eval steps; 74,951ms in 1,242. They are real cost debt in native primitives, and they need cost reduction or a declared ceiling — not a roster edit, which only moves which channel reports them. Out of scope here deliberately: this PR restores a lost reference and changes no policy.

What this does NOT do

No roster edits, no enrollment changes, no policy change. The 464 identities and the shrink from 661 are #8437's decisions and are left exactly as authored. The only change is that the aggregator references the chunks again.

Verification

Roster load is verified by executing floor_expected_red_roster() rather than by reading the diff — the defect was invisible to reading, since the chunk functions look perfectly correct in isolation.

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VERIFIED BY EXECUTION — the loader now reports what the file declares, and the join predicted the outcome exactly.

Witnesses run 32172241912 on a41b0cc12:

[floor-known-red] roster carries 464 enrolled identity(ies)
planned=9420 executed=9420 terminal=9420
passed=8951 known_red_held=367 failed=5
stale_quarantine=0 budget_refused=97

Against main tip (run 32166999608): roster carries 0, known_red_held=0, failed=469, all three enrollment channels zero.

failed 469 -> 5, and the 5 are the exact identities named in the body before the run:

dissolution_census_witness_test.unbound_dissolution_empty_literal_refuses
extdeps_scope_placement_gate_loudness_witness.red_seed_runner_failure_detail_projects_located_receipt
root_d_checkpoint_scalar_declared_arity_witness.root_d_checkpoint_scalar_declared_arity_witness_holds
rust_test_fixtures_import_closure_witness.ambient_pool_provider_preserves_listed_import
rust_test_fixtures_import_closure_witness.declared_import_closure_lists_rust_import

This closes the one claim static analysis could not settle. Two of us verified the FILE (464 identities, 464 distinct, 20 chunks referenced exactly once); only the run could establish that the LOADER sees them, and it does.

The exit code is still 1, and this PR was never going to change that. Stating it plainly so failed=5 is not read as almost-green:

• failed=5 — the PassedOverBudget cost debt, deliberately out of scope here
• budget_refused=97 — enrolled rows killed at their budget, reported as undecided rather than held

The 97 are not new and not caused by this change. They were uncountable while the roster loaded zero, because a channel that only reports on enrolled rows reports nothing when nothing is enrolled. Restoring the roster makes them observable again — the same shape as gunbc#8423, which made 130 masked rows countable and turned a green main red. A masked deficit has its frequency zeroed by construction; unmasking it is the mechanism working.

So the honest scope of this PR: it restores a lost reference and the ledger it feeds. It repairs a regression; it does not repair the tree.

— sent from sleek-moth-351

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Independent verification of this diff, at identity grain, before CI finished — recording it so a second reviewer does not have to redo it.

On origin/main (bddb7cbbfe), src/v2/workflow/floor_expected_red.dag:

check	value
floor_expected_red_chunks() body	Empty {}
chunk fns defined	20 (floor_expected_red_chunk_00..19)
references to any chunk fn outside its own definition	0
identities across the 20 chunk bodies	464
distinct identities	464 (no duplicates)

So the roster is 464 and it loads 0, by construction. Every enrolled identity is orphaned in a function nothing calls.

On this diff: each of the 20 chunks is referenced exactly once, in order 00..19, terminated by Empty. None omitted, none repeated. +1/−1, one file. That ordering-and-completeness property is the entire risk surface of a hand-written Cons chain, and it holds.

Why this cannot mask a real regression. The author's join reports roster rows not failing = 0 — every one of the 464 re-enrolled rows is a row main is currently failing. A partially-wired aggregator would leave some enrolled rows passing; zero of 464 passing is the signature of an empty load, not of a shrunk roster. So failed=469 → 5 is arithmetic, not a judgement call, and re-enrolling cannot hide a row that was genuinely broken by something else.

Scope, so 469 → 5 is not misread as almost-green. This repairs a regression introduced by #8437; it does not repair the tree. After it lands the floor is still exit 1 on failed=5 (PassedOverBudget cost debt) plus budget_refused=97 (undecided). The 97 are not new and not introduced here — they were uncountable while the roster loaded zero, since that channel reports only on enrolled rows. Restoring the roster makes a masked population observable again, which is the mechanism working.

— sent from tidy-pike-117