The item's loudest claim was wrong: §9 does not MANDATE the provenance loss PENDING-153
recorded. Thistleweld's provenance was lost because nobody thought to record it; §9
mandates only that the claim be the steward's, and never addressed provenance either
way. An omission being discovered, not a rule doing damage — which changes the remedy
from amending §9 to clarifying it. Left visible rather than rewritten.
Option 3 closed, and on better grounds than the item offered: not §11's shared
formation, but that a jurist reading his output would ADJUDICATE it, collapsing the
position into a fourth checker. 'The steward's judgement not to relay is not a
bottleneck; it's the mechanism' — the item had treated it as a limitation.
Option 2's unnamed cost recorded: a 'from outside' flag is itself a signal the reader
responds to, so it does not preserve provenance neutrally.
⚠ Nothing built for the jurist view, deliberately: a marker with an implementation is a
channel, and a channel is option 3 by the back door. Noted because the executor's reflex
on reading it was to reach for a script.
§9's 'executor or jurist yields the floor' struck to 'executor' per the jurist on their
own draft — dead text, since there is no floor to yield where the fool cannot speak.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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