The steward pasted the draft verbatim, so the live jurist document now carries my
handoff apparatus: three "[+ADDED]" heading prefixes, one inline, a
"Divergence resolved by the steward" bookkeeping note, a "What was repaired"
historical table, and a title still reading "(fresh draft)". None of that is
preferences — it is provenance, and "[+ADDED]" is a claim about a moment that stops
meaning anything the next day. The historical table's content already lives in
REVIEWED-81, which is where it belongs.
claude/app-preferences.md is the paste-ready text: apparatus removed, the generated
block refreshed 18 -> 15 after REVIEWED-78/81/82, and a short "How this document is
maintained" section restored in place of the historical table (which tier is
regenerated, which is hand-held, and why the date tracks generation not pasting).
Verified rather than asserted: all 12 doctrine sections compare byte-for-byte
against the version now in the app once the two intended apparatus removals are
normalised, with a positive control proving the comparator detects a two-character
change. The comparison also caught a real defect it was not looking for — two
consecutive horizontal rules where the historical table had been excised. Fixed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01WuMjg3ipEVa3n8CoSzoyvc
