Tested the question the wrap left, the same night. It is not answerable as
posed, and the reason is the finding: the corpus is 244 Symmetria ledger
entries, every one written by the executor about its own errors. Counting
them is mechanical; the corpus is testimony. The question satisfies
/wrap-up's prefer-the-checkable-form rule in letter and fails its purpose,
and was posed while quoting that rule.
Banked as feedback-checkable-question-over-self-authored-corpus, with the
test to apply before leaving any question: who authored the corpus it
reads, and would a different author have written it differently?
What the record does support, on a narrower query that turns on what
entries literally say: three events name a disclosed limit as the cause of
a correction, and across all 244 entries none attributes a catch to
difference of formation or bias. Constraint 6's mechanism is difference of
bias; the record's is disclosure of scope. Suggestive at n=3.
A secondary observable for input-dependence-01 follows from that — does
the Fool's output ever bound its own coverage — and is recorded as OFFERED
AND NOT TAKEN. It must go in before the jurist's gate or it is an
observable chosen after seeing the run's shape, and editing a live artifact
awaiting gate is the move this session spent the day refusing.
MEMORY.md compaction history relocated to the reference layer; headroom
restored from 296 to 941 bytes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JQKeKY9T9d95KpvHwwok8T
