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[FIX] OWED-2: record the confound against the executor's own positive instance

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The discriminator's n=2 differ in a variable it does not name. On 2026-08-17
PENDING-141 was in MEMORY.md's Active Session block, bold, flagged "do not
execute", and read at that session's wake. On 2026-08-01 no equivalent prompt
existed. So the positive instance may record an INDEX that named the instrument
rather than an executor that found it — in which case the discriminator measures
the memory layer while appearing to measure judgment.

Same wrong-subject shape as OWED-1, turned on OWED-1's own sibling. A cleaner
test needs a case where the threatened instrument is not pre-named in the wake
context. Filed by the party the n=2 flatters.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013Y6t6qx7cpaCu5xGdD36u4
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@@ -3182,6 +3182,8 @@ So **PENDING-138 and this entry are worded to avoid the bare uppercase token**,
> Evidence, n=2, one of each sign and both from the executor's own conduct: **negative, 2026-08-01** — declined the register split by invoking PENDING-88's *unratified* change-class test, a rule that did not exist, and produced no question. **Positive, 2026-08-17** — declined the ladder entry by naming a specific open item, stating the substantive conflict (ladder size as an uncontrolled variable in a trial that cannot be re-run), taking the null action that item already puts in force, and offering to proceed if overruled. > Evidence, n=2, one of each sign and both from the executor's own conduct: **negative, 2026-08-01** — declined the register split by invoking PENDING-88's *unratified* change-class test, a rule that did not exist, and produced no question. **Positive, 2026-08-17** — declined the ladder entry by naming a specific open item, stating the substantive conflict (ladder size as an uncontrolled variable in a trial that cannot be re-run), taking the null action that item already puts in force, and offering to proceed if overruled.
> >
> ⚠ **n=2 is not a finding.** The jurist's own words: *"I'd want it tried against more cases before it goes anywhere near the ladder."* Recorded so it is not lost, explicitly **not** promoted. ⚠ And it is offered by one party about another party's conduct, with both instances self-reported by the party under test — the standpoint is disclosed, not corrected for. > ⚠ **n=2 is not a finding.** The jurist's own words: *"I'd want it tried against more cases before it goes anywhere near the ladder."* Recorded so it is not lost, explicitly **not** promoted. ⚠ And it is offered by one party about another party's conduct, with both instances self-reported by the party under test — the standpoint is disclosed, not corrected for.
>
> ⚠ **A CONFOUND THE EXECUTOR OWES AGAINST ITS OWN POSITIVE INSTANCE.** The two cases differ in a variable the discriminator does not name: on 2026-08-17 PENDING-141 was sitting in `MEMORY.md`'s Active Session block, in bold, flagged *"BLOCKED — do not execute"*, and had been read aloud at that session's wake. On 2026-08-01 no equivalent prompt existed for the register split. So the positive instance may record **an index that named the instrument**, not an executor that found it — and the discriminator would then be measuring the memory layer while appearing to measure judgment. That is the same wrong-subject shape as OWED-1, turned on OWED-1's own sibling. **A cleaner test needs a case where the threatened instrument is NOT pre-named in the wake context.** Offered by the party the n=2 flatters, which is the only reason it is worth much.
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## PENDING-142 — The open/closed criterion answers "does a REVIEWED header name this id?", not "is this item still awaiting the steward" ## PENDING-142 — The open/closed criterion answers "does a REVIEWED header name this id?", not "is this item still awaiting the steward"