A false citation in the package, caught by the mechanical quote pass and
recorded rather than repaired quietly: I quoted the two-valued phrase as
REVIEWED-104 text when it came from the jurist advisory. Second time this week
a citation of mine pointed at the wrong entry.
The verification record also states what the instrument cannot do: it cannot
tell a quotation from proposed text in blockquote formatting, so its "2
unverified" is not a verdict.
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PENDING-124 recommended generalizing R0 §3. Grounding the package showed that
is wrong on its own terms: R0 is a D-1 engine spec-note, and two of the nine
instances live in chamber declared data and one in a global git hook, which a
D-1 document cannot govern. Generalizing it would have created exactly the
second home it was meant to avoid.
The correct parent is Constitutional Constraint 4 — the system must report its
own limits — which is above D-1 and already binds all three. That narrows the
question to whether this is Constraint 4 applied or extended, which is Q1.
Evidence went from two same-day instances to nine, five of them pre-existing:
implemented or ruled before the doctrine was proposed. A shape implemented five
times independently before anyone named it is discovered, not imposed.
Part IV records that the defect recurred inside the fix during this build — the
first implementation made NOT A CLEAN PASS permanent, which is the jurist Q1
warning about a signal that never varies. Any ratification must carry the
two-strengths distinction or it re-creates what it fixes.
Q3 and Q4 are surfaced against my own leans rather than resolved.
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