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The merged-PR obligation for #1209, which was not hygiene-only: it landed three probes and a correction, so it gets both records. LATEST_STATE carries the ruling (R4 with an R1 core) and the reason the PR existed: an earlier pass measured VersionedGraph/NodeSchema and reported it as the addressed architecture, having never opened cycle_sink.rs. The arc entry carries the corrections, including the two assertions I got wrong about local_key_v2, the CI-falsified prediction about the supersession index, the CodeRabbit seal-confound that was real, and the CodeRabbit board-ordering finding that was not, with the three commits that measure the convention. The production-reachability caveat is recorded in both places and must ride with any citation of the ruling: the architecture survived the migration; its concrete writer still has zero non-test callers. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012wrzeZAdwGYTCKoxamwQht
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`main` moved 2918421 -> d24ddbc (#1208/#1209/#1210) and made this PR `mergeable_state: dirty`. One conflict: both sides prepended a board entry to LATEST_STATE.md. Both survive -- this branch's Blocks V3 contract entry above main's #1209 record, in prepend order. 3384 lines against parents of 3324 and 3305, so no-shrink holds against both. Corrected in the same resolution rather than merged forward: this entry's citation-decay paragraph claimed the gate was red on origin/main too, 12 findings byte-identical, and that its prescribed fix would require editing past entries the append-only rule protects. That described one run and was carried forward instead of re-read. On dcfc820 the gate reported 1 NEW decay and it was this branch's -- registering the class moved the NodeRow size assert off the line ISSUES.md:1537 cited. Fixed in 91fb423 with a stable anchor; the "append-only forbids it" dilemma was false, since an anchor repair changes a citation's address, not a past entry's claim. citation-decay --since d24ddbc: 0 new decay(s), 147 pre-existing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011DN5odWu4eisdevH9bPWyz
The merged-PR row of the board-hygiene rule was outstanding for #1211, which added the V2/V3 mint guard tests and an EPIPHANIES entry — substantive content, so the termination clause that discharged #1210 does not apply here. Records both the refutation (no mint path silently truncates; both asserts are live in release) and the coverage gap it surfaced, so the "body.rs truncates" claim is not re-derived from the same call site. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012wrzeZAdwGYTCKoxamwQht
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The merged-PR obligation for #1209. Board files only — no code, no plan, no new deliverable.
Why #1209 needed records
It was not hygiene-only: it landed three probes and a correction, so under the hygiene rule it gets both a
LATEST_STATEtable row and aPR_ARC_INVENTORYprepend.What the records say
Ruling: R4 with an R1 core. Store A (canonical temporal persistence,
graph/cycle_sink.rs, PR #911) and store B (VersionedGraph/NodeSchema) coexist by construction. A's architecture survived the lance 9→11 migration byte- and semantic-intact;LanceCycleWriterremains dormant with zero non-test callers.No A↔B membrane was ever designed, and the chronology forecloses one: B predates A by ~5 months and predates
NodeGuiditself. The deletedcontract/src/identity.rs(e8060589) states the intent — "the cold path keys nodes bynode_id:u32today … neither is a stable, globally-referenceable id.NodeGuidfills that gap." The gap was answered by minting a separate identity, not by extending B. So: noNodeGuidcolumn on B, and no invented mapping.The corrections, recorded rather than smoothed
The arc entry keeps what went wrong, because that is what a future session needs:
cycle_sink.rs.NodeGuid::new— the deprecated V1 constructor — and would have proven the live rail nothing.local_key_v2were mine and wrong;leafis a routing tier deliberately outside the basin-local key. Both facts are now pinned so neither gets "fixed" into the other.Termination
This PR's entire content is board hygiene for a prior PR. Under the rule's own termination clause it therefore generates no further obligations — no arc entry, no
LATEST_STATErow. The chain stops here.append_only_gate.pygreen;SUPERSESSION-INDEX.mdregenerated after the board writes and verified idempotent.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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