docs(board): record #1211 in the arc inventory and LATEST_STATE - #1212
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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 entries claimed the three mint_for tests, ungated, "compile against the V1 fallback arm and assert the wrong panic message". Measured by stripping the gate and running --no-default-features, neither half holds: the V1 guard is 24-bit and accepts the 0x0001_0000 input, so the two should_panic tests fail with "test did not panic as expected"; the third fails at compile time (E0599) because family_v2/identity_v2 are behind the same feature. Also corrects the identical claim in the canonical_node.rs doc-comment, merged in #1211 and not flagged, so the board and the code do not disagree about why the gate exists. Comment-only: 1321 default and 1304 --no-default-features unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012wrzeZAdwGYTCKoxamwQht
main moved d24ddbc -> 4647016 (#1211 mint_for V2/V3 guard tests, #1212 the codex correction to that entry) and made this PR conflict. One conflict, the same shape as the previous merge: both sides prepended a board entry to LATEST_STATE.md. Both survive -- this branch's D-BLOCKS-HOTPLUG-1 entry above main's #1211 record, in prepend order. 3460 lines against parents of 3417 and 3348, so no-shrink holds against both. Merge rather than a literal rebase: this branch already carries an earlier merge of main (2c2c3d2), it is shared with an open PR, and a merge keeps every published sha valid where a rebase would rewrite them and force a push over a branch CI and review comments already reference. No semantic overlap. main's 32 lines land in canonical_node.rs, which this branch does not touch; this branch's hotplug.rs + lance-graph-ogar were not touched by main. Adjacent in subject, though, and consistent: #1211's entry documents the guid-v2-tail gate on mint_for's V2/V3 arm, which this branch's own entry already flagged as the second constraint on reaching V3. citation-decay --since 4647016: 0 new decay(s), 147 pre-existing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011DN5odWu4eisdevH9bPWyz
Summary
Discharges the merged-PR row of the board-hygiene rule for #1211 (
c3bb095b), which was outstanding. Board files only — no source, no tests.Why this one is owed and #1210's was not
The termination clause exempts a PR "whose ENTIRE content is board hygiene for prior PRs — it adds no type, plan, deliverable, epiphany, or code." #1210 was exactly that (two board files, nothing else), so it correctly generated nothing and the chain stopped there as designed.
#1211 is not that. It added three tests and an
EPIPHANIESentry — the mixed case the clause explicitly still charges: "if it lands hygiene and a decision, scope, code, or correction, the non-hygiene half is what the entry is for."By the same rule, this PR generates no further obligations — its entire content is hygiene for #1211, and it is discharged by the entries it writes.
What the entries record
Two things a future session would otherwise re-derive:
The claim test: prove the V2/V3 identity and family guards can actually fire #1211 started from is refuted, not open. A q2-side FMA-bake audit asserted
osint-bake/src/bin/body.rs:129silently truncates identity (au32row into au16slot, "guarded by nothing"). Both mint paths assert in release —NodeGuid::newonidentity <= 0x00FF_FFFF(canonical_node.rs:209) andmint_for's V2/V3 arm onidentity <= 0xFFFF, whose message already reads "no silent truncation" (:386-389). Recorded so the same wrong claim is not reached again from the same call site.The gap that was real. The V1 guards have carried
should_paniccover since they landed; the V2/V3 guards that supersede them had none. The assertion crossed the V1→V3 rung, the proof did not — this repo's falsifiability rule pointed at a guard.Also pinned: the
#[cfg(feature = "guid-v2-tail")]gate on those tests is load-bearing, not decoration. Ungated they compile againstmint_for's V1 fallback arm and assert the wrong panic message; the--no-default-featurescount (1304 vs 1321) is the evidence.Verification
citation_decay.py --since origin/mainmain)supersession_index.py, run AFTER the board writesPR_ARC_INVENTORY.md6542 → 6582,LATEST_STATE.md3305 → 3334Both files were written by composing a new file from the prepend plus the original, never by opening the target for writing while still reading it, per the destructive-prepend prohibition. Line counts checked after each write.
The branch was restarted from
origin/main(c3bb095b) rather than stacked on the already-merged #1211 history; it carried no unmerged commits.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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