Red5Sorcery Data Sculptor — WASM-002 Day 055 Canonical PRD Integration Log

Opened 2026-10-02 · Continued 2026-10-06 (Day 059) · Immutable review baseline: Revision BL · Working successor: Revision BM · Purpose: controlled integration of accepted QA/reconciliation decisions into the full master Product Backlog PRD.

1. Integration method for Day 055

The canonical document being edited is the full master Product Backlog PRD, not a separate WASM-002-only PRD. The WASM-002 QA package is a scoped review view of the master. Revision BL remains untouched as the reviewed baseline. Revision BM is the evolving successor.
  1. Preserve BL. Never rewrite the exact artifact Claude reviewed.
  2. Maintain BM continuously. Every accepted integration decision is applied to the full Revision BM master PRD, and the updated BM is retained as the current working successor.
  3. Maintain this log beside BM. For every obligation, record its QA source, accepted decision, target requirement(s), and integration status.
  4. Do not invent unresolved semantics. Mechanical corrections may be applied directly; any material choice requiring product authority is brought to T for explicit approval before integration.
  5. Keep unrelated backlog content stable. Only text required by accepted WASM-002 QA/reconciliation decisions is changed during this flight.
  6. Finish with a full sweep. After the carried Pass 2/Pass 3 obligations are settled, sweep BM for stale or contradictory Revision BL wording, regenerate derived dashboard text, verify requirement counts/IDs, and validate internal references.
  7. Independent review before freeze. The completed BM successor goes back to Claude for adversarial review. A favourable integration gate does not make BM frozen or implementation-ready. T retains final freeze/acceptance authority.

2. Current Revision BM checkpoint

ArtifactState
Revision BLUntouched review evidence; DRAFT / UNDER REVIEW / NOT FROZEN.
Revision BMWorking canonical successor; DRAFT / UNDER REVIEW / NOT FROZEN.
BM filenameRed5Sorcery_Data_Sculptor_Product_Backlog_PRD_Revision_BM.html
BM SHA-25638B2156F95FCE19E2313FC30B5EB1B910C9AA90E4BA38B92A2499719B40CA1B3
Requirement article count803 (F-34 adds W002-UI-026 and W002-UI-ACC-021; current WASM-002-scoped article count: 402).
WASM-002 implementationNot started / not claimed.

3. Directly integrated at this checkpoint

Source itemBM integrationPrimary targets touched
P2-02 carried correctionMandatory WORK ORDER AS on the principal canonical forms swept so far; saved/executable unaliased WKO language removed from those targets. This sweep remains subject to the final BM contradiction scan.W002-STEPS-001, W002-STEPS-001.1, W002-INV-001, W002-STOR-018, W002-UI-023, W002-MAT-ACC-002.3
P3-01Optional exact Store MAP "..." selector restored to MATERIALIZE immediately after SOURCE and before KEEP.W002-STEPS-001, W002-STOR-019.3, W002-WKO-012.3
E-01KEEP remains the bare governed keyword. KEEP: is explicitly invalid.W002-STEPS-001
P3-02Fixed durable UTF-8/CSV refusal fields added to MATERIALIZE Receipt contract; Windows-1252 undefined-byte offset added to conversion Receipt contract.W002-RCP-007, W002-RCP-008
E-02Explicit current/historical Store MAP use cannot bypass current Store-lineage health or current validity of the RID/COL bindings referenced by the named MAP. Same rule applies to UPDATE ALIASES.W002-STOR-019.3, W002-WKO-012.3, W002-WKO-012.4
P3-03Current WKO MAP selection now uses WKO MAP structural validity only. A current structurally valid MAP with missing referenced WKO files remains current and makes the registry repair-required; Data Sculptor does not fall back to an older registry. A structurally malformed newer WKO MAP never becomes current and is reported through Help/evidence surfaces.W002-STOR-018.3, W002-STOR-018.4, W002-UI-023
P3-04Closed Receipt refusal determinism: RESULT is exactly SUCCESS/REFUSED; the shared absence vocabulary is NONE / NOT_RUN / NOT_AVAILABLE / NOT_APPLICABLE; UNKNOWN_OPERATION has one exact form; indexed keys are fully spelled; operation-specific refusal boundaries use the frozen token matrix; byte-exact fixtures are required per distinct refusal row.W002-RCP-006, W002-RCP-007, W002-RCP-008, W002-RCP-ACC-002
P3-05Frozen analyst-facing exit guidance for INVALID and all-COLs-broken DEGRADED Store lineages: identify the blocked lineage/current MAP; explain external restoration under the original governed filename followed by governed validation, deliberate source rename to start a distinct lineage, or analyst retirement by moving all lineage MAPs out of the active Suitcase; warn against moving only the latest MAP; introduce no new recovery operation.W002-STOR-019.2, W002-HELP-001.6, W002-STEPS-009
P3-06Frozen two-tier RID/COL validation depth and the external-restoration assurance boundary. Tier 1 governs routine Store health/routing/alias work without full scans; Tier 2 governs operations that consume artifact contents, candidate validation, and REPAIR MAP. Same-name restoration can regain eligibility after governed validation but does not prove historical byte identity. F-04's already-frozen N=<value> RID header is integrated as a prerequisite.W002-RID-004, W002-RID-ACC-001, W002-STOR-019.6, W002-STOR-019.10, W002-WKO-012.4, W002-STOR-019.2, W002-HELP-001.6, W002-STEPS-009, W002-MAT-ACC-002.1
P3-07Frozen exact-source routing over every routable Store lineage: a lineage remains discoverable whenever at least one structurally valid Store MAP exists, regardless of VALID/DEGRADED/INVALID health. If no routable lineage can be established while any structurally malformed Store-MAP-class artifact is present in the active Suitcase, ordinary materialization refuses before new Store/RID creation and Help identifies the malformed artifact(s). This closes the remaining silent-fork boundary without making CAT or another index authoritative for Store lineage.W002-STOR-019.2, W002-STOR-019.10, W002-HELP-001.6, W002-STEPS-009, W002-MAT-ACC-002.2, W002-WKO-ACC-005, W002-UI-ACC-017
P3-08Frozen CVT source identity and lineage behavior. Every successful governed Windows-1252 conversion publishes a new immutable CVT source artifact whose exact physical CVT filename is the source identity used by later Store routing. Separate CVTs do not inherit one another's Store lineage merely because their analyst-owned pre-conversion filenames match. Help must disclose the consequence at conversion success and again when a CVT is first materialized.W002-STOR-019.2, W002-CONV-003, W002-CONV-004, W002-CONV-ACC-001, W002-UI-008
P3-09Added the missing structural CSV refusal condition NO_HEADER_RECORD for a Stage-1-certified source containing no logical CSV record. Frozen location oracle: source-byte offset = exact source byte length, physical line 1, logical record 1, field ordinal 1. Added deterministic zero-byte and UTF-8-BOM-only acceptance/Receipt fixtures and preserved BLANK_LOGICAL_RECORD for an existing-but-blank first logical record.W002-MAT-001.7, W002-MAT-003.2, W002-MAT-ACC-003, W002-RCP-007
P3-10Closed the Pass 3 clarity package without reopening substantive decisions: corrected REPAIR MAP versus Work Order registry-repair terminology; permitted the delimiter Help hint for INVALID_BYTE_AFTER_CLOSING_QUOTE when the offending byte is semicolon or TAB; refused whitespace-only WKO aliases while preserving valid alias text exactly; bound INVENTORY_UTC to the final INV filename UTC and made last-modified availability deterministic; and clarified that a repair-only WKO is discovered during the repair run but registered only by the committed successor WKO MAP.W002-STOR-019.10, W002-HELP-001.6, W002-MAT-ACC-003, W002-STEPS-001.1, W002-MAT-ACC-002.4, W002-INV-003, W002-INV-006, W002-INV-ACC-001, W002-STOR-018.3
F-13Single-writer Suitcase boundary integrated without inventing a locking subsystem. One writing Data Sculptor execution context per Suitcase is the supported WASM-002 contract; Store and WKO-registry transactions revalidate relevant governing authority immediately before commit and refuse stale publication rather than overwrite/rebase/fork. Help explains the two-tab/window hazard and deliberate refresh/reopen/rerun path.W002-ARCH-014.1 (new), W002-STOR-018.3, W002-STOR-019.5, W002-HELP-011.2
F-14Closed the non-Store All-or-Refuse publication residual. Ordinary generated WKO/RCP/HLP/CVT/INV/CAT/RCV artifacts stage as SCR candidates whose UTC, UUID and extension are already the intended final identity; successful publication changes only the class token after class-specific validation. WKO validity is explicit and distinct from WKO-MAP authority. Retained SCR evidence is attributed through deterministic RCV manifests, Receipts carry RECOVERY_ARTIFACT_FILENAME, and CER remains the deliberate direct-create/write/close Suitcase-validation exception.PB-STOR-003, PB-STOR-008, W002-STOR-018.3, W002-STOR-023, W002-STOR-023.1, W002-MAT-002.6, W002-RCP-006, W002-RCP-010, W002-INV-002, W002-HELP-009, W002-CONV-004, W002-CAT-003, W002-STOR-022
F-15Closed the reference-bounded MAP eligibility and deterministic comparison obligation. Governed semantic/reference equality now uses exact Unicode scalar-value sequences with no case folding, normalization, trimming or locale folding; exact SOURCE routing and HEADER selection use the same rule. Store-MAP validity is bounded to the MAP and its required/bound references rather than ambient Suitcase contents. Alias shadowing is checked at successor publication only, while later reference ambiguity refuses without changing historical MAP validity.PB-STOR-010, W002-STOR-019.2, W002-STOR-019.10, W002-STOR-020, W002-STOR-021, W002-STEPS-002
F-16Closed the Windows-1252 suggestion-mechanism residual. Strict UTF-8 refusal DS-ENC-001 now has next_action: NONE. A separate complete bounded compatibility pass runs only after governed UTF-8 FAIL; only outcome COMPATIBLE emits informational DS-CONV-001 with RUN_WINDOWS_1252_CONVERSION. W002-GLOSS-037.2 is the exhaustive converter table, and MATERIALIZE Receipts record compatibility outcome plus the exact first undefined-byte offset.W002-HELP-001.6/.7/.8, W002-CONV-002 through .5, W002-CONV-003 through .5, W002-ENC-004.10, W002-RCP-007, W002-CONV-ACC-001/.002, W002-RCP-ACC-002
F-22Closed the diagnostic-registry QA-independence obligation. diagnostics.json remains authoritative for each allocated Diagnostic ID’s fixed semantic contract, while acceptance no longer treats that implementation-delivered registry as independent evidence that every runtime condition selected the semantically correct ID. PRD-pinned mappings remain independently testable; unpinned allocations retain full schema, semantic-agreement, fact-discipline and Help-wiring validation with the residual independence limitation recorded as accepted WASM-002 risk.W002-HELP-001.8, W002-HP-ACC-013
F-24Closed the session/CER lifecycle by choosing the simpler visible-history model. Every successful explicit Suitcase selection/validation publishes one fresh immutable standalone CER; earlier CERs remain unchanged historical evidence and WASM-002 performs no automatic CER ZIP, compaction, replacement, or deletion. New application instances persist no Suitcase handle, unsaved WIP, theme, or Help-voice state in Data Sculptor-controlled browser-private storage. Fresh-start defaults are Modern Dark and Technical; dirty-draft warning is required only where the browser permits it.PB-STOR-001, W002-STOR-022, W002-UI-001, W002-UI-017, W002-UI-025, W002-HELP-002, W002-UI-ACC-005
F-25Closed the platform/small-screen residual by scoping V1 browser support to certified desktop Chromium hosts that expose the required visible-Suitcase filesystem contract. Edge is primary, Chrome secondary, and the canonical acceptance machine is the 11-inch Windows 11 Intel N100 / 16 GB / 1920×1200 system. Firefox and Safari are not supported V1 browser hosts; unsupported filesystem capability refuses at the host boundary without hidden persistence fallback or a false folder-validation claim.new W002-PLAT-001; W002-STOR-022.1, W002-UI-011, W002-UI-ACC-007, W002-UI-ACC-011
F-26Closed the SOURCE-reference boundary. A SOURCE names one exact regular file in the Suitcase root; analyst-owned CSV eligibility uses an ASCII-case-insensitive .csv extension test while full filename identity remains exact; exact __DS__-prefixed entries cannot masquerade as analyst-owned CSVs; only successfully published valid CVT artifacts are eligible governed sources; all other governed classes, paths/traversal/URLs and non-CSV analyst files refuse. Inventory visibility does not confer SOURCE eligibility.new W002-WKO-009.1; PB-STOR-005, PB-STOR-008, W002-INV-005, W002-UI-ACC-014
F-27Closed the stale browser-alias wording. The visible Suitcase Directory now exposes a read-only governed alias where applicable; alias mutation remains governed through Work Orders and the Directory does not become a state-changing alias editor.W002-UI-006
F-28Closed the stale in-scope branding wording. WASM-002 HTML outputs named by this finding now use the canonical built-in Data Sculptor presentation rather than a configurable/brandable contract, while the TXT Inventory serialization has no branding term. Deferred Brand Manifest/custom-brand capability is not pulled into WASM-002.W002-UI-016, W002-INV-006, W002-STOR-022.2, W002-HELP-003.2, W002-HP-ACC-003
F-29Closed heading-placement ambiguity by aligning active normative headings with the actual scope/subject of the requirements beneath them, without changing requirement identity, scope, status, or semantics.Structural headings only; requirement bodies unchanged.
F-30Closed the named truncated-text targets using authoritative surviving text only. Two split sentences were mechanically rejoined; unrecoverable EVID-W001B-UTF8-003 damage is explicitly marked rather than invented.W002-STOR-001.2, W002-ENC-004.1, W002-ENC-006
F-30 follow-upClosed the one additional approved sentence-boundary repair surfaced by the F-30 detection sweep.W002-HELP-003.2
F-31Added a front-matter omitted-ID table explaining the 19 deliberate numbering gaps in narrower WASM-002 review cuts. Each row is derived from authoritative requirement metadata; IDs remain stable and the full master retains all listed backlog items.Front matter only; 19 V1-BACKLOG / DEFERRED IDs documented; no requirement-body changes.
F-32Canonicalized MAP terminology: MAP is the governed artifact class, while Store MAP and WKO MAP are the two profile-specific names. Active WASM-002/Product wording and storage rationale were normalized without changing schemas, scope, status, or behavior. Historical Revision Decision Records and the two deferred PRETTY/Supporting Context requirements were not semantically rewritten.PB-STOR-006, W002-STOR-009, W002-STOR-010.1, W002-STOR-014, W002-GLOSS-019, W002-GLOSS-020, W002-GLOSS-027, W002-INTRO-003.1, W002-PROMISE-002; active explanatory storage text/headings.
F-33Closed the artifact-class scope/reporting ambiguity. DGN, RCV, BRD, and LCK remain registered but are not emitted by WASM-002. Unknown and known-but-not-emitted governed-class files are preserved unchanged and surfaced through canonical INFO plus INVENTORY. The earlier F-14 RCV manifest/Receipt-linkage sub-contract is retired; SCR All-or-Refuse staging and retained non-authoritative SCR failure evidence remain.PB-STOR-003, PB-STOR-006, PB-STOR-008, PB-STOR-009, W002-STOR-003.5, W002-RCP-006, W002-RCP-010, W002-RCP-ACC-002, W002-STOR-018.3, W002-STOR-019.5, W002-STOR-019.10, W002-STOR-023, W002-STOR-023.1, W002-MAT-002.6, W002-QA-001, W002-MAT-ACC-005, W002-WKO-012.4, W002-WKO-ACC-004

4. E-01 — KEEP keyword correction

ACCEPTED / MECHANICAL INTEGRATION CORRECTION

The MATERIALIZE structure uses bare KEEP, not KEEP:. The colon in the Pass 3 erratum example is treated as a transcription error and does not alter the existing DS-STEPS keyword.

5. E-02 — Historical MAP health gate

ACCEPTED BY T / FROZEN FOR SUCCESSOR PRD INTEGRATION

The Store-lineage health gate applies regardless of which Store MAP is explicitly named.

  1. An explicitly named current or historical Store MAP may be used only when the Store lineage is currently VALID.
  2. Every RID/COL binding referenced by the named MAP must be currently present and valid.
  3. If either condition fails, Data Sculptor refuses the operation. An older MAP cannot be used to hide present lineage damage.
  4. The same rule applies when UPDATE ALIASES uses a historical Store MAP as its base.

This preserves deliberate historical-state reproduction without creating an escape from current Store health or publication-validity rules.

6. P3-03 — Current WKO MAP selection and repair-required trigger

ACCEPTED BY T / INTEGRATED INTO REVISION BM

WKO MAP structural validity and present registry health are now distinct concepts.

  1. Only structurally valid WKO MAP artifacts participate in current-registry selection.
  2. Among structurally valid WKO MAPs, the greatest canonical UTC millisecond timestamp identifies the current WKO MAP; an equal-greatest timestamp tie refuses.
  3. A current structurally valid WKO MAP remains current even if one or more referenced physical WKO files are missing.
  4. The registry is repair-required exactly when that current structurally valid WKO MAP contains at least one row whose referenced physical WKO file is missing.
  5. Missing referenced WKOs do not cause silent fallback to an older WKO MAP; alias authority therefore does not roll backward merely because a file disappears.
  6. A structurally malformed newer WKO MAP never becomes current. Data Sculptor falls back to the greatest earlier structurally valid WKO MAP, if one exists, and reports the malformed newer artifact through Help/evidence surfaces.
  7. The governed REPAIR WORK ORDER REGISTRY path remains the repair route for missing-reference damage in the current structurally valid WKO MAP.

Primary BM targets: W002-STOR-018.3, W002-STOR-018.4, W002-UI-023. While touching W002-STOR-018.3, the already accepted P2-02 mandatory-alias wording was also corrected so it no longer describes the alias as optional.

7. P3-04 — Deterministic refusal Receipt serialization

ACCEPTED BY T / INTEGRATED INTO REVISION BM

The Receipt contract now closes the ambiguity identified by Pass 3 without adding a new operation or a second Receipt vocabulary.

  1. RESULT is exactly SUCCESS or REFUSED.
  2. The shared governed absence vocabulary is exactly NONE, NOT_RUN, NOT_AVAILABLE, and NOT_APPLICABLE, retaining the meanings frozen under F-18.
  3. An established numeric zero is serialized as 0, not as an absence token.
  4. Every present operation-specific key follows one deterministic state matrix: exact value if established; NOT_RUN if its owning stage never ran; NONE if the stage ran and definitively produced no value; NOT_AVAILABLE if the applicable fact could not be obtained; NOT_APPLICABLE if the fact does not apply.
  5. Publication identities use NOT_RUN before publication is entered, NONE when publication was entered but no artifact successfully published, and the exact physical filename on success. The previously frozen all-COLs-broken REPAIR_MAP named refusal remains the explicit NONE exception already fixed by F-09.
  6. UNKNOWN_OPERATION has one exact Receipt form: common envelope with OPERATION: UNKNOWN_OPERATION, RESULT: REFUSED, the exact diagnostic ID, no operation-specific section, then CREATED_ARTIFACT_COUNT: 0.
  7. All indexed operation keys are spelled in full, including PUBLISHED_COL_001_FILENAME, BROKEN_COL_001_FILENAME, REMOVED_STALE_WKO_001_FILENAME, REGISTERED_CURRENT_WKO_001_FILENAME, and REGISTERED_DEPRECATED_WKO_001_FILENAME. Suffixes use the minimum-three-digit/no-maximum rule.
  8. Golden-byte acceptance covers each distinct refusal-boundary serialization row for all six executable operations plus one UNKNOWN_OPERATION fixture; duplicate fixtures are not required merely because multiple Diagnostic IDs map to the same serialization row.

Primary BM targets: W002-RCP-006, W002-RCP-007, W002-RCP-008, W002-RCP-ACC-002. Integrating P3-04 also carries the already-frozen F-09/F-18 common-envelope and absence semantics needed to make the new refusal matrices self-contained.

8. P3-05 — Help exits for INVALID and all-COLs-broken DEGRADED Store lineages

ACCEPTED BY T / INTEGRATED INTO REVISION BM

The Store-health architecture is unchanged: ordinary materialization must not silently treat a known damaged lineage as unseen, an INVALID Store does not gain an invented recovery operation, and an all-COLs-broken DEGRADED Store cannot publish a zero-COL successor MAP. P3-05 freezes the analyst-facing exits that Help must explain.

  1. Help must identify the exact blocked Store lineage and current Store MAP.
  2. For an all-COLs-broken DEGRADED Store, Help must explain that structural MAP repair cannot remove every mapped COL. The analyst may externally restore at least one governed COL artifact under its original physical filename; Data Sculptor validates it under the tier required by the next operation before it can re-enter use, after which Store health can be re-evaluated and REPAIR MAP may become available.
  3. For an INVALID Store, Help must explain that the analyst may externally restore a governed RID artifact under its original physical filename; Data Sculptor validates it under the tier required by the next operation before it can re-enter use, after which Store health can be re-evaluated. This is external restoration, not RID regeneration by Data Sculptor, and filename equality does not prove historical byte identity.
  4. For either blocked state, the analyst may rename the source file and materialize the renamed source to deliberately begin a new Store lineage with a new RID. This does not repair, replace, erase, or supersede the damaged lineage.
  5. For either blocked state, the analyst may retire the damaged lineage from active Suitcase routing by moving all Store MAP artifacts belonging to that lineage out of the Suitcase root. Help must warn that moving only the latest MAP is insufficient because an older structurally valid MAP could otherwise become current.
  6. Renaming the source and retiring the lineage are distinct choices: rename preserves the damaged lineage in the active Suitcase while creating a separate lineage under a different source identity; moving all lineage MAPs out removes that lineage from active routing while preserving the moved artifacts wherever the analyst chooses to keep them.
  7. No new Data Sculptor command, automatic deletion, automatic retirement, RID regeneration, or silent lineage fork is introduced by this decision.

Primary BM targets: W002-STOR-019.2, W002-HELP-001.6, W002-STEPS-009.

9. P3-06 — RID/COL validation depth and restoration assurance boundary

ACCEPTED BY T / INTEGRATED INTO REVISION BM

P3-06 closes P2-04 by defining the depth of governed artifact validation and by removing the unprovable claim that a file restored under the same physical filename is necessarily the historical original bytes.

  1. Tier 1 — Store-health structural validation. Routine Store status, routing, historical-MAP health gates, inheritance decisions that do not consume artifact contents, and alias-only maintenance use bounded structural checks. The Store MAP is fully structurally validated. RID Tier 1 checks the exact bound filename, readability, UTF-8 BOM, canonical N=<value> header, final LF, and deterministic physical byte length implied by canonical RID serialization. COL Tier 1 checks the exact bound filename, readability, UTF-8 BOM, exact decoded one-column header against the MAP source_header, and final LF. Tier 1 does not rescan all RID/COL data records merely to perform routine status or alias work.
  2. Tier 2 — full artifact validation. Any operation that consumes RID/COL contents, complete validation of newly created candidates before commit, and REPAIR MAP use full streaming validation. RID Tier 2 proves the canonical header, exactly N records, and exact 1..N sequence. COL Tier 2 proves canonical one-column CSV form, exact expected header, and exactly N aligned logical data records.
  3. REPAIR MAP determinism. Once repair is validly entered, the RID and every mapped COL that could survive are Tier-2 validated. The successor removes exactly the COL bindings that fail that full check, subject to the separately frozen all-COLs-broken refusal. The same bytes therefore yield the same repair set.
  4. Restoration boundary. A file restored under an original governed RID/COL filename may re-enter use only after passing the validation tier required by the operation. WASM-002 does not infer historical byte-for-byte identity from filename equality. Stronger identity requires separate authoritative fingerprint evidence.
  5. No Store-MAP schema expansion. P3-06 does not add SHA-256, byte-length, or other per-artifact identity fields to the nine-column Store MAP.
  6. F-04 prerequisite integrated. Because Tier 1 reads the already-frozen RID cardinality metadata, BM now integrates F-04's canonical RID header N=<value> and updates the canonical RID golden-byte acceptance fixture.

Primary BM targets: W002-RID-004, W002-RID-ACC-001, W002-STOR-019.6, W002-STOR-019.10, W002-WKO-012.4, W002-STOR-019.2, W002-HELP-001.6, W002-STEPS-009, W002-MAT-ACC-002.1.

10. P3-07 — Routable Store lineage and all-MAPs-damaged anti-fork boundary

ACCEPTED BY T / INTEGRATED INTO REVISION BM

P3-07 closes the remaining routing hole in which a Store could disappear from discovery merely because every Store MAP in its lineage had become structurally damaged.

  1. One routing term. A routable Store lineage is a lineage for which at least one structurally valid Store MAP exists. This routing term is independent of Store health: VALID, DEGRADED and INVALID lineages remain discoverable and are evaluated after routing.
  2. No health-driven disappearance. Referenced RID/COL damage may cause refusal, but it must not make a lineage with a structurally valid Store MAP vanish from source routing.
  3. All-MAPs-damaged guard. If exact-SOURCE routing finds no routable lineage while one or more structurally malformed Store-MAP-class artifacts are present in the active Suitcase, ordinary materialization must refuse before creating a new Store or RID.
  4. No inference of nonexistence. Data Sculptor must not interpret the absence of a structurally valid Store MAP as proof that no prior Store lineage existed when malformed Store-MAP-class artifacts remain visible.
  5. Help duty. The refusal must identify the malformed Store MAP artifact or artifacts that triggered the guard and explain that new-Store creation was blocked to prevent a silent lineage fork. This decision does not invent a new repair/replacement operation.
  6. CAT boundary preserved. CAT may later orient across MAP-governed Stores, but it is not Store-lineage authority and is not used to bypass this routing/refusal rule.

Primary BM targets: W002-STOR-019.2, W002-STOR-019.10, W002-HELP-001.6, W002-STEPS-009, W002-MAT-ACC-002.2, W002-WKO-ACC-005, W002-UI-ACC-017.

11. P3-08 — Windows-1252 CVT source identity and Store-lineage boundary

ACCEPTED BY T / INTEGRATED INTO REVISION BM

P3-08 resolves the asymmetry created by governed conversion: every conversion publishes a new CVT filename, while Store routing is intentionally based on exact source identity.

  1. CVT is a new source artifact. Every successful CONVERT_WINDOWS_1252_TO_UTF_8 run publishes one new immutable governed CVT with its own exact physical filename.
  2. Exact CVT filename is the routing identity. Later materialization uses that exact CVT filename as the Store-routing source identity. The analyst-owned pre-conversion filename is not carried forward as hidden Store-lineage identity.
  3. No inferred continuity across conversions. Two separate CVT artifacts are separate source identities even when both conversions began from analyst-owned files having the same original filename. A later refreshed legacy source therefore does not silently refresh or replace an earlier CVT-backed Store.
  4. First materialization consequence. First materialization of a distinct CVT begins a new Store/RID lineage unless that exact CVT filename already routes to an existing lineage under the ordinary Store rules.
  5. Help disclosure. On conversion success, Help must say that the CVT is a new governed source identity and that a later reconversion creates another distinct CVT rather than refreshing the earlier lineage. When a CVT is selected for first materialization, Help must disclose the same consequence and must not imply lineage continuity through the original analyst-owned filename.
  6. No larger identity mechanism. WASM-002 does not add original-source lineage metadata, hidden conversion ancestry routing, or a new Store-linking mechanism to solve this case.

Primary BM targets: W002-STOR-019.2, W002-CONV-003, W002-CONV-004, W002-CONV-ACC-001, W002-UI-008.

12. P3-09 — No-header-record structural CSV refusal

ACCEPTED BY T / INTEGRATED INTO REVISION BM

P3-09 closes the deterministic-oracle gap for a Stage-1-certified source that contains no logical CSV record at all.

  1. New exact token. The frozen structural malformed-CSV condition-token set is extended by exactly one token: NO_HEADER_RECORD.
  2. Trigger. The token applies when Stage 1 has certified the source and Stage 2 reaches end-of-source without establishing any logical CSV record from which the required header could be parsed.
  3. Exact location oracle. Source-byte offset equals the exact source byte length; physical line = 1; logical record = 1; field ordinal = 1.
  4. Two required byte forms. A zero-byte source therefore reports offset 0. A source containing only the UTF-8 BOM bytes EF BB BF reports offset 3. Both refuse as NO_HEADER_RECORD.
  5. Blank-record distinction. A first logical record that exists but is blank remains governed by the already-frozen BLANK_LOGICAL_RECORD condition; it is not reclassified as no-header-record.
  6. Durable evidence. The MATERIALIZE Receipt serializes the token and all four exact location facts in the already-frozen CSV refusal fields, and byte-exact/golden fixtures cover both required byte forms.

Primary BM targets: W002-MAT-001.7, W002-MAT-003.2, W002-MAT-ACC-003, W002-RCP-007.

13. P3-10 — Pass 3 clarity and consistency corrections

ACCEPTED BY T / INTEGRATED INTO REVISION BM

P3-10 is a clarity package. It corrects or completes wording so implementers do not have to infer intent; it does not reopen the substantive Pass 1–3 decisions.

  1. Repair terminology. The reconciliation-source phrase “registry-repair Work Order” in the Store-repair context is corrected to REPAIR MAP. REPAIR WORK ORDER REGISTRY remains a separate WKO-registry operation.
  2. Delimiter Help. If INVALID_BYTE_AFTER_CLOSING_QUOTE is triggered by offending byte semicolon (0x3B) or horizontal TAB (0x09), Help may surface the delimiter-mismatch hint. The canonical refusal itself is unchanged.
  3. Whitespace-only aliases. A decoded WORK ORDER AS alias containing only whitespace refuses. An otherwise valid alias is not trimmed or normalized; its decoded text is preserved exactly.
  4. Inventory time and last-modified availability. INVENTORY_UTC equals the UTC token in the final INV filename. Host last-modified metadata is usable only when supplied as a finite, non-negative whole-number millisecond value representable in the canonical UTC millisecond form; otherwise the governed unavailable representation is serialized.
  5. Repair-WKO timing. A saved repair-only WKO participates in bounded discovery during the REPAIR WORK ORDER REGISTRY run. Its registration becomes durable only in the successfully committed successor WKO MAP.

Primary BM targets: W002-STOR-019.10, W002-HELP-001.6, W002-MAT-ACC-003, W002-STEPS-001.1, W002-MAT-ACC-002.4, W002-INV-003, W002-INV-006, W002-INV-ACC-001, W002-STOR-018.3.

14. Day 057 CAT — collection-level Store Catalog

ACCEPTED BY T / INTEGRATED INTO REVISION BM

The MusicBrainz 177-table crash test exposed a scale problem not visible in small Suitcases: one MAP per Store remains correct, but an analyst needs one governed orientation layer across many independent Store lineages. CAT is now that layer.

  1. Artifact class and identity. CAT is allocated in the governed artifact-class registry. Each successful snapshot is one immutable UTF-8 CSV named __DS__CAT__YYYYMMDDTHHMMSSmmmZ__<uuid-v4>.csv; no HTML companion CAT is emitted.
  2. One-Store-per-MAP preserved. CAT may catalog many Stores, but every referenced MAP still governs exactly one Store. CAT never governs Store lineage, health, repair, routing, inheritance, or current-MAP selection.
  3. Exact schema. The CAT header is store_alias,source_filename,rid_filename,map_filename,store_health. One row is derived from the authoritative current structurally valid MAP of each routable Store lineage, records Store health as VALID, DEGRADED, or INVALID as evaluated during that catalog run, and is ordered by ascending exact UTF-8 map_filename bytes.
  4. Governed operation. CATALOG STORES is a standalone saved-WKO operation with Receipt token CATALOG_STORES. It is read-only with respect to all pre-existing Store/MAP/data artifacts and publishes one CAT plus the canonical RCP on success.
  5. Staleness and reconstruction. If CAT conflicts with authoritative MAP/Store state, current governed state wins and CAT is stale/inconsistent. CAT is never auto-updated. The analyst explicitly runs CATALOG STORES to publish a successor snapshot; old CAT snapshots remain visible history.
  6. Existing directory reused. No separate CAT/MAP browser exists. CAT and MAP are first-ranked in the current Suitcase Directory. Browsing, sorting, filtering, selecting, opening, and viewing remain immediate read-only inspection. SEARCH, ZIP, regeneration, repair, metadata change, and all state mutation remain governed.
  7. Receipt contract. The executable WASM-002 operation set expands from six to seven. CATALOG_STORES serializes CATALOG_ENTRY_COUNT and CATALOG_FILENAME under the common Receipt envelope/refusal matrix, with corresponding golden refusal fixtures.
  8. Acceptance at scale. A 177-Store fixture must publish exactly one 177-row CAT, support first-ranked CAT/MAP inspection without a Work Order, prove that stale CAT does not become Store authority, and reconstruct a new immutable CAT after authoritative MAP state changes.
  9. WASM-003 boundary. The linked DIR defaults remain a WASM-003 requirement: DIR later auto-populates human-readable descriptions for CAT/MAP artifacts, but those descriptions are convenience metadata and never authority.

New BM requirement family: W002-CAT-001 through W002-CAT-008; W002-CAT-UI-001 through W002-CAT-UI-008; W002-CAT-ACC-001.

Existing BM targets reconciled: PB-STOR-006, W002-STOR-019, W002-UI-006, W002-RCP-006, W002-RCP-008, W002-RCP-ACC-002.

Scale principle: MAP governs locally; CAT orients globally; DIR explains visibly.

15. F-05 / P2-01 — final Store MAP column-set reconciliation

ACCEPTED BY T / INTEGRATED INTO REVISION BM

  1. Exact eight-column MAP. store_alias,rid_filename,rid_alias,source_filename,source_column_number,source_header,alias,column_filename.
  2. Redundant field removed. The superseded ninth Store-source field is removed from canonical routing, serialization, alias reset, DS-STEPS persistence, and acceptance.
  3. One common source identity. Every row in one valid Store MAP carries the same exact rid_filename and the same exact source_filename. The common source_filename is the Store source identity.
  4. Exact compatibility gate. Automatic routing compares Work Order SOURCE to that common source identity. For an explicit MAP, SOURCE must exactly equal the selected MAP's common source_filename before the existing F-04 cardinality gate may run.
  5. No positional escape. Equal row count never authorizes a different source to enter an existing Store lineage.
  6. Deterministic repetition and ordering. store_alias, rid_filename, rid_alias, and source_filename repeat byte-for-byte on every MAP row; rows order by numeric source_column_number then UTF-8 source_header bytes.
  7. Default Store alias. First Store creation initializes store_alias from the common source_filename; RESET STORE ALIAS restores that same deterministic value.
  8. Acceptance. MAPs that disagree on source_filename are invalid, as are MAPs that mix rid_filename lineages. Explicit source/MAP mismatch refuses before materialization even when cardinality happens to match.

Primary F-05 sweep: W002-STOR-019.2, W002-STOR-019.6, W002-STOR-019.8, W002-STOR-019.9, W002-STOR-019.12, W002-MAT-ACC-002.1, W002-WKO-012.6, W002-STEPS-008, W002-UI-ACC-017. W002-WKO-012.3 receives the already-frozen explicit source/MAP compatibility predicate.

CAT reconciliation approved with F-05: CAT now uses source_filename directly and its exact five-column header is store_alias,source_filename,rid_filename,map_filename,store_health. store_health is Store health evaluated when the analyst explicitly runs CATALOG STORES; it is snapshot orientation metadata only. CAT is not automatically refreshed by Store-changing operations.

16. F-07 — deterministic UTF-8 outcome and refusal token sets

ACCEPTED BY T / INTEGRATED INTO REVISION BM

  1. Completed Stage-1 outcomes. STAGE1_UTF8_OUTCOME is exactly PASS or FAIL when Stage 1 reaches a governed UTF-8 conclusion. NOT_RUN applies when Stage 1 never starts; NOT_AVAILABLE applies only when Stage 1 starts but a separate failure prevents a PASS/FAIL conclusion.
  2. One normative UTF-8 failure reason. All strict invalidity classes serialize UTF8_STOP_REASON: INVALID_UTF8_SEQUENCE. Fixture categories remain acceptance evidence rather than validator-library-specific canonical reason tokens.
  3. Mandatory deterministic offset on FAIL. UTF8_FIRST_INVALID_BYTE_OFFSET is the zero-based absolute physical source-byte offset of the first byte of the invalid sequence. A permitted BOM counts in physical coordinates. EOF truncation reports the incomplete sequence's lead-byte offset. On FAIL, neither offset nor stop reason may be NOT_AVAILABLE.
  4. PASS serialization. On PASS, the two refusal-only UTF-8 fields are NOT_APPLICABLE.
  5. Window invariance. Stage-1 input-window size/boundary changes must not change PASS/FAIL, stop reason, or first-invalid offset.
  6. Diagnostic fact mapping. DS-ENC-001 uses lower-case facts first_invalid_byte_offset, source_filename, and stop_reason; stop_reason is exactly INVALID_UTF8_SEQUENCE. The older generic UTF-8-refusal fact name byte_offset is retired from that diagnostic.

Primary BM targets: W002-ENC-004.10, W002-ENC-004.11, W002-ENC-005, W002-ENC-ACC-002, W002-ENC-ACC-006, W002-ENC-ACC-010, W002-RCP-007, W002-RCP-ACC-001, W002-HELP-001.8, W002-HELP-002.10, W002-UI-ACC-002.

17. F-08 — executable Work Order structures, Run trigger, and token separation

ACCEPTED BY T / INTEGRATED INTO REVISION BM

  1. Common executable preamble. Every executable WASM-002 WKO begins with exact SUITCASE: . and exactly one non-whitespace WORK ORDER AS "...".
  2. Seven executable operation grammars. The WASM-002 surface is exactly MATERIALIZE, INVENTORY, UPDATE ALIASES, REPAIR MAP, REPAIR WORK ORDER REGISTRY, CONVERT WINDOWS-1252 TO UTF-8, and CATALOG STORES. Each WKO parses completely under exactly one operation grammar; unknown semantic lines and cross-operation mixing refuse.
  3. Exact structures. MATERIALIZE retains SOURCE → optional MAP → KEEP/selectors → MATERIALIZE. INVENTORY and CATALOG STORES are terminal-only after the common preamble. UPDATE ALIASES selects exactly one Store state with SOURCE or MAP, then alias mutations, then terminal UPDATE ALIASES. REPAIR MAP requires one exact current Store MAP. REPAIR WORK ORDER REGISTRY has no analyst target clause. Conversion requires one SOURCE and terminal CONVERT WINDOWS-1252 TO UTF-8.
  4. Lexical separation. Keywords are ASCII case-insensitive; canonical renderings use uppercase. Adjacent tokens that would otherwise merge require one or more ASCII SPACE or horizontal TAB characters. Quoted content is preserved exactly. The already-integrated trailing/whole-line # comment rule remains authoritative.
  5. DS-STEPS versus Receipt tokens. Human terminal phrases and machine Receipt tokens are distinct where spaces become underscores: UPDATE ALIASES → UPDATE_ALIASES, REPAIR MAP → REPAIR_MAP, REPAIR WORK ORDER REGISTRY → REPAIR_WORK_ORDER_REGISTRY, CONVERT WINDOWS-1252 TO UTF-8 → CONVERT_WINDOWS_1252_TO_UTF_8, and CATALOG STORES → CATALOG_STORES. MATERIALIZE and INVENTORY remain identical in both layers.
  6. Browser Run versus DS-STEPS RUN. Browser Run executes one selected saved immutable WKO; ordinary WKOs do not contain a textual RUN clause to execute themselves. The exact DS-STEPS token RUN remains reserved for future Work Order composition and refuses in WASM-002 before any governed operation executes.
  7. Future chaining preserved. The deferred composition requirement continues to reserve ordered immutable-WKO invocation, exact target resolution, cycle refusal, child-refusal propagation, and Receipt/provenance reconstruction. F-08 does not consume that future syntax.
  8. SUITCASE Help. Help must explain that SUITCASE: . means “the folder containing this saved Work Order,” that . means “this folder,” that this makes ordinary references portable, and that browser permission remains separate.
  9. RECOVER RID retirement. The later accepted F-03/F-09 direction governs: a missing/invalid RID makes the Store INVALID and RECOVER_RID is not a WASM-002 operation token. W002-STEPS-010, W002-RID-009, W002-RID-010, W002-RID-ACC-005, and W002-RCP-011 are moved to V1-BACKLOG/DEFERRED; surviving WASM-002 RID/MAP/storage requirements now state that no replacement RID is published in this build.

Primary BM targets: W002-WKO-007, W002-WKO-008, W002-WKO-010, W002-WKO-011, W002-UI-001, W002-UI-ACC-001, W002-STEPS-001, W002-STEPS-009, W002-INV-001, W002-WKO-012.1, W002-CONV-001, W002-STOR-018.4, W002-STOR-019.10, W002-RCP-006, plus the RECOVER RID retirement sweep across PB-STOR-013, W002-STOR-015, W002-RID-001/002/008/009/010/ACC-005, W002-STOR-019.5/.8/.11, W002-STEPS-010, and W002-RCP-011.

18. P2-03 — successor/predecessor UTC monotonicity and future-dated authority

ACCEPTED BY T / INTEGRATED INTO REVISION BM

  1. Chronology predecessor is explicit. For a Store successor it is the unique current structurally valid Store MAP for that lineage immediately before publication. For a WKO-registry successor it is the unique current structurally valid WKO MAP immediately before publication. A first legitimate MAP has no predecessor.
  2. Base MAP is not necessarily predecessor. An explicitly selected historical Store MAP may be the operation's base state, but the monotonic publication comparison still uses the lineage's current MAP. A historical-base successor therefore enters the same single chronological history rather than creating a branch.
  3. Truthful UTC remains authoritative. The successor transaction UTC is the actual observed host UTC and must be strictly greater than the chronology predecessor UTC. Equal or earlier time refuses. No synthetic +1 ms, UUID tie-break, automatic sleep/retry, predecessor skipping, or older-state fallback is permitted.
  4. Future-dated MAPs are not corruption by timestamp alone. A structurally valid future-dated Store MAP or WKO MAP remains current under ordinary authority rules but blocks successor publication while truthful observed UTC is not later.
  5. Analyst-owned exits. Help distinguishes correcting an incorrect host clock, waiting/rerunning after truthful time advances, and deliberately moving the exact future-dated current MAP out of the active Suitcase root. Data Sculptor never performs that move automatically. Removing the MAP may expose older governed state; restoring it may restore its greatest-UTC authority.
  6. Diagnostic facts. The monotonic-UTC refusal diagnostic must require observed_host_utc, predecessor_map_filename, and predecessor_utc.
  7. Acceptance. Deterministic injected-clock fixtures cover later/equal/backward time, future-dated Store and WKO MAPs, historical-base versus current-predecessor distinction, no-successor publication on refusal, and deliberate removal/reselection behavior.

Primary BM targets: PB-STOR-013, PB-STOR-014, W002-STOR-018.3, W002-STOR-018.4, W002-STOR-019.2, W002-STOR-019.3, W002-STOR-019.5, W002-STOR-019.10, W002-HELP-001.8, W002-HELP-002.10, W002-WKO-ACC-004, W002-WKO-ACC-005, W002-UI-ACC-017.

Consistency cleanup encountered during this integration: W002-STOR-019.10 still said “exact nine-column schema” despite the already accepted/integrated F-05 eight-column Store MAP contract. That stale wording is corrected to “exact eight-column schema”; this is not a new P2-03 design decision.

19. P2-04 — governed artifact validation depth and restoration boundary

ACCEPTED BY T / INTEGRATED INTO REVISION BM

  1. No Store-MAP schema expansion. The exact eight-column Store MAP remains unchanged. P2-04 does not add RID N, byte length, digest, or fingerprint columns.
  2. Tier 1 is the bounded Store-health tier. It is used by routing/status/alias and other paths that do not consume RID/COL analytical contents. The selected Store MAP itself is fully parsed; referenced RID/COL checks remain bounded as already frozen under P3-06.
  3. Tier 2 is the full content-validation tier. It is mandatory when an operation relies on RID/COL contents, for newly created candidates before commit, and for REPAIR MAP.
  4. REPAIR MAP is Tier-2 authoritative. It fully validates the Store RID and every mapped COL, removes exactly the mapped COL bindings that fail Tier 2, preserves exactly those that pass, and still refuses when no COL would survive. The same bytes must yield the same repair set.
  5. Restoration is validation, not historical proof. A same-named externally restored RID/COL may re-enter use only after passing the tier required by the operation. Data Sculptor may say the current file passed governed validation; it may not claim the historical original bytes were restored merely from filename equality.
  6. Stronger identity is separate. Historical exact-byte assurance remains the later explicit FINGERPRINT/LCK concern. Ordinary WASM-002 Store health does not silently hash artifacts or create fingerprint evidence.

Primary BM targets: W002-STOR-019.10, W002-STOR-019.6, W002-MAT-ACC-002.1, W002-STEPS-009, W002-STOR-015. This package formally closes the P2-04 residual using the Tier-1/Tier-2 model already integrated under P3-06 rather than introducing a competing validation system.

20. P2-05 — typed JSON absence semantics and nullable HLP lineage

ACCEPTED BY T / INTEGRATED INTO REVISION BM

P2-05 resolves the Pass 2 ambiguity without forcing one physical absence encoding onto every serialization format. The shared four-state semantic vocabulary remains authoritative; each artifact grammar now has an explicit wire representation.

  1. TXT artifacts keep the bare tokens. Where a governed TXT field is present and expresses absence, the exact value remains NONE, NOT_RUN, NOT_AVAILABLE, or NOT_APPLICABLE under the existing Receipt/Inventory matrix.
  2. Structured diagnostic JSON keeps native types. An established Boolean remains JSON true/false; an established number remains a number; an established string remains a string. A present diagnostic fact that must express a governed absence reason uses the exact JSON string token "NONE", "NOT_RUN", "NOT_AVAILABLE", or "NOT_APPLICABLE".
  3. Omission is not a fifth absence state. A diagnostic key declared optional may be omitted when it is not emitted for the event, but omission itself has no governed absence meaning and must never be defaulted to false, zero, empty, null, or one of the four tokens.
  4. JSON null is schema-specific, not generic. Diagnostic facts do not use null as a catch-all absence encoding. A JSON schema may use null only when that field is explicitly nullable and the schema defines the semantic meaning of null.
  5. HLP lineage is the nullable special case. originating_wko_filename and originating_rcp_filename retain the fixed ten-field HLP schema. Exact known lineage is a filename string. If the relationship itself does not apply, the machine value is JSON null, mapping naturally to Rust Option<T>::None and semantically to NOT_APPLICABLE; visible provenance says NOT APPLICABLE.
  6. Unavailable is not non-applicable. If WKO/RCP lineage applies but its exact filename cannot be obtained, the HLP field is the exact string "NOT_AVAILABLE" and visible provenance says NOT AVAILABLE. null and "NOT_AVAILABLE" are deliberately non-interchangeable.
  7. Boolean boundary facts stay typed. Established values remain native JSON booleans. If a present boundary fact carries a governed absence state, it uses the applicable exact string token; JSON null is invalid for those four facts. An omitted optional key has no implied Boolean or absence value.
  8. Visible/machine parity is semantic. Human-facing Help may render readable words while the machine payload uses its schema-defined form. Parity means both surfaces express the same governed state; it does not require byte-identical spelling where the schema deliberately uses null for a nullable relationship.

Primary BM targets: W002-HELP-001.4, W002-HELP-004.11, W002-HELP-009, W002-HP-ACC-009, W002-HP-ACC-010.

Requirement population: unchanged at 795. P2-05 reconciles existing contracts and acceptance fixtures; it adds no requirement ID and no new artifact class.

Implementation note, not the observable contract: the HLP nullable-lineage shape maps directly to Rust Option<String> for the non-applicable case (Some(filename) → JSON string; None → JSON null). Richer governed absence reasons remain explicit semantic states rather than being collapsed into Option::None.

21. P2-06 — F-11 baseline re-derivation and Store Index scope correction

ACCEPTED BY T / INTEGRATED INTO REVISION BM

P2-06 corrects the F-11 integration map by treating the exact reviewed Revision BL cut as the authority for what Revision BL actually said. The earlier Pass 1 reconciliation remains append-only historical evidence; its phantom citations are not retroactively rewritten into truth.

  1. Reviewed baseline wins over a reconciliation misquote. Where the reconciliation log attributes text to Revision BL that the reviewed cut does not contain, BM is integrated from the reviewed cut and the discrepancy is recorded rather than copied forward.
  2. PB-STOR-002 is corrected mechanically. Its active WASM-002 wording now names Store MAP, not Store Map/Index, as part of flat-Suitcase logical organization.
  3. W002-STOR-010 is narrowed to aliases. WASM-002 uses aliases exposed from governed Store-MAP state and related artifacts for human orientation. It does not publish or maintain a separate Store Index artifact.
  4. The real W002-STOR-010.1 is preserved. The actual reviewed-cut requirement—WASM-002 MAP artifacts are unified Store MAP snapshots—remains authoritative and is already consistent with the accepted one-Store-per-MAP model.
  5. W002-STOR-010.2 is preserved. Alias changes remain non-identity-changing and do not alter physical identity, lineage, or historical provenance.
  6. W002-STOR-010.3 and W002-STOR-010.4 leave WASM-002 scope. Their human-vocabulary and static-durable-HTML intent is preserved as deferred V1-BACKLOG targeted to the governed DIR surface in WASM-003. They do not create or imply a WASM-002 Store Index artifact.
  7. W002-STOR-012 and W002-STOR-015 receive no F-11 edit. The reviewed BL cut does not contain the Store Index clauses attributed to them by the earlier reconciliation, and the present BM text is already free of those phantom clauses.

Primary BM targets changed: PB-STOR-002, W002-STOR-010, W002-STOR-010.3, W002-STOR-010.4. Verified/preserved without F-11 edit: W002-STOR-010.1, W002-STOR-010.2, W002-STOR-012, W002-STOR-015.

Requirement population: unchanged at 795. Two existing requirement IDs move from WASM-002 to deferred V1-BACKLOG; no requirement ID or artifact class is added or removed.

Evidence rule: when a reconciliation record and the exact reviewed baseline disagree about baseline text, the exact reviewed baseline is authoritative. The successor records the correction; historical reconciliation evidence remains immutable.

22. P2-07 — Pass 1 reconciliation-record integrity erratum

ACCEPTED BY T / INTEGRATED AS APPEND-ONLY EVIDENCE CORRECTION

  1. Historical reconciliation preserved. The completed Pass 1 reconciliation artifact remains byte-for-byte unchanged. Its preserved Suitcase copy hashes to 9A73DB717BE09D3ED92B3F0F775EEB09A214000049341FE435B7EC6DFA9255B7, matching the Artifact Master Map record.
  2. Duplicate numbering corrected by interpretation, not rewrite. Duplicate top-level section numbers 17 and 18 are documentary defects only; finding IDs remain the stable citation keys.
  3. Stale progress counts are non-authoritative. Early “7 of 34”, “8 of 34”, “9 of 34”, “10 of 34” and similar working counts are historical progress counters. Final Pass 1 closure and later Claude Pass 2/3 evidence govern status.
  4. Premature F-33 statement identified. The F-32-area statement claiming F-01 through F-33 were resolved is premature; F-33 becomes authoritative only in its own later resolution section.
  5. §8.4 WKO-MAP example superseded. Its noncanonical short WKO identifiers and illustrative row order are non-authoritative. The example remains useful only for CURRENT/DEPRECATED alias-lifecycle intent; Revision BM governs canonical WKO identity and serialization.
  6. Integrity evidence added. A standalone P2-07 erratum and SHA-256 sidecar are created. The sidecar verifies both the erratum and the exact preserved Pass 1 reconciliation bytes.
  7. No PRD semantics change. No numbered BM requirement body is changed by P2-07; requirement population remains 795.

Evidence artifacts: Red5Sorcery_Data_Sculptor_WASM002_Pass1_Reconciliation_P2-07_Integrity_Erratum_Day059.html and Red5Sorcery_Data_Sculptor_WASM002_Pass1_Reconciliation_P2-07_Integrity_Erratum_Day059.sha256.txt.

23. F-13 — single-writer Suitcase execution boundary

ACCEPTED BY T / INTEGRATED

  1. Supported writer model. WASM-002 supports one user, one active Suitcase and one Data Sculptor writing execution context at a time. Multiple read-only views do not themselves violate the boundary; two tabs/windows both performing governed writes do.
  2. No hidden lock subsystem. F-13 does not add cross-tab locks, filesystem leases, lockfiles, hidden coordination state or automatic multi-writer merge/rebase behavior.
  3. Pre-commit authority revalidation. A governed transaction re-resolves the governing state on which its commit depends immediately before the authoritative commit point. WKO save/registry publication rechecks current registry authority; Store publication rechecks current Store authority and exact-source routing state.
  4. Stale transaction refuses. If relevant authority changed while the transaction was in flight, Data Sculptor refuses publication. It does not overwrite the newer state, silently rebase onto it, choose an older predecessor, create a competing branch or report success.
  5. Existing recovery rules remain authoritative. Candidate or already-promoted-but-uncommitted bytes are rolled back where safely possible or retained as attributable recovery evidence under the existing SCR/recovery rules. Store membership still requires the final valid MAP binding.
  6. Help boundary. Help tells the analyst not to run two writing Data Sculptor contexts against the same Suitcase. When changed authority is detected, the safe next action is refresh/reopen current governed state and rerun deliberately.
  7. Acceptance seam. The new architecture requirement requires injected pre-commit authority-change evidence for both Store MAP and WKO MAP paths, proving the stale transaction refuses and the newer authority remains authoritative.

Primary BM targets: W002-ARCH-014.1 (new), W002-STOR-018.3, W002-STOR-019.5, W002-HELP-011.2.

Requirement population: 796 total. F-13 adds one normative WASM-002 requirement.

24. F-14 — All-or-Refuse publication for non-Store artifacts

ACCEPTED BY T / INTEGRATED

QA source. Pass 2 F-14 found the All-or-Refuse principle directionally correct but incomplete: WKO validity remained undefined; SCR filename/content/extension and failure attribution were not frozen; retained SCR debris was not necessarily attributable from durable evidence; and applying a universal staging rule to CER would contradict the direct create/write/close Suitcase-validation test.

T decision. Ordinary generated durable WKO/RCP/HLP/CVT/INV/CAT artifacts use a common SCR pre-publication state. The SCR candidate already carries the exact UTC, UUID and extension intended for the final artifact; successful publication changes only the three-letter class token after the complete candidate has closed, reopened and passed its target-class validity predicate. RCV uses the same staged rule. CER alone remains direct final-class create/write/close because that direct operation is the validation being proven.

Primary BM targets: PB-STOR-003, PB-STOR-008, W002-STOR-018.3, new W002-STOR-023, new W002-STOR-023.1, W002-MAT-002.6, W002-RCP-006, W002-RCP-010, W002-INV-002, W002-HELP-009, W002-CONV-004, W002-CAT-003, W002-STOR-022.

Requirement population: 796 → 798. No production implementation is claimed.

F-33 supersession note. The later frozen F-33 decision retires the RCV producer/manifest and RECOVERY_ARTIFACT_FILENAME parts of this earlier F-14 integration. F-14's All-or-Refuse SCR staging, class-specific validation, final-class rename, WKO authority boundary, and CER exception remain in force. Retained failure evidence remains visible and non-authoritative as SCR rather than being wrapped in a WASM-002 RCV artifact.

25. F-15 — reference-bounded MAP eligibility and exact comparison

ACCEPTED BY T / INTEGRATED

Source disposition: Pass 2 marked F-15 CLOSED — INTEGRATION OBLIGATION. The accepted reconciliation requires reference-bounded eligibility; exact Unicode scalar-value comparison with no case folding or normalization; deterministic refusal of ambiguous resolution; and publication-time rather than ambient continuing alias-shadowing evaluation.

Requirement-population effect: none. Revision BM remains at 798 requirement articles, of which 397 are scoped to WASM-002.

Primary BM targets: PB-STOR-010, W002-STOR-019.2, W002-STOR-019.10, W002-STOR-020, W002-STOR-021, W002-STEPS-002.

26. F-16 — Windows-1252 compatibility and governed Help suggestion

ACCEPTED BY T / INTEGRATED

QA source. Pass 2 F-16 found the Windows-1252 mapping itself substantially closed but the suggestion mechanism incomplete: Help is closed-world over diagnostic facts, so the fixed conversion action on the UTF-8 refusal was unsafe for incompatible sources; the timing of the compatibility pass and its durable Receipt evidence were also unspecified.

T decision. UTF-8 failure never implies Windows-1252 compatibility. DS-ENC-001 remains the strict UTF-8 refusal and now has next_action: NONE. After a governed UTF-8 FAIL, the refused MATERIALIZE operation performs one separate read-only bounded compatibility pass from byte 0 of the same bound source instance. Stage 2 does not start. Only complete outcome COMPATIBLE emits DS-CONV-001 with severity: INFO, behavior: CONTINUE, and next_action: RUN_WINDOWS_1252_CONVERSION.

Primary BM targets: W002-HELP-001.6/.7/.8, W002-CONV-002 through .5, W002-CONV-003 through .5, W002-ENC-004.10, W002-RCP-007, W002-CONV-ACC-001/.002, W002-RCP-ACC-002.

Requirement population: remains 798. No production implementation is claimed.

27. Accepted reconciliation source still to be fully folded into BM

All frozen Pass 1 and Pass 2 reconciliation decisions remain accepted integration inputs. Revision BM has begun direct text integration, but this checkpoint does not claim that every affected Revision BL requirement body has already been rewritten. The final integration sweep must fold every accepted decision into the numbered requirement text and remove stale contradictory wording before BM is sent for successor-PRD review.

28. F-17 — Help coverage fallback and required-fact completeness

ACCEPTED BY T / INTEGRATED INTO REVISION BM

F-17 closes the remaining distinction between missing Help prose and missing diagnostic truth. Those are now separate governed conditions.

  1. Catalog incompleteness does not invalidate a diagnostic. A complete registered canonical diagnostic that lacks an authored help_messages.json entry remains valid. Casual, Office Speak and Technical selections all fall back visibly to one deterministic Generic Technical rendering.
  2. Generic Technical fallback is fact-only. It presents diagnostic ID, severity, phase, behavior, next action and every emitted governed fact in ascending UTF-8 fact-key order. It states that no diagnostic-specific authored explanation is available and does not invent cause, remediation or missing values.
  3. Diagnostic incompleteness fails closed. If one or more facts declared required for an intended diagnostic cannot be produced, that intended diagnostic is not emitted. The engine emits DS-HLP-001 instead.
  4. DS-HLP-001 is frozen. severity: ERROR; phase: DIAGNOSTIC_ASSEMBLY; behavior: REFUSE; next_action: NONE. Required facts are intended_diagnostic_id and missing_required_facts; the latter is the complete duplicate-free list of missing keys sorted in ascending UTF-8 byte order.
  5. No partial double-reporting. A malformed intended event is suppressed; it is not shown beside DS-HLP-001. Receipts/HLPs that evidence the condition identify the actual DS-HLP-001 event while preserving the intended diagnostic ID as a fact.
  6. P2-05 absence semantics remain authoritative. Missing required facts are not encoded by omission, null, false, zero or an arbitrary absence token unless the fact was validly produced with a governed absence value permitted by that diagnostic contract.

Primary BM targets: W002-HELP-001.4, W002-HELP-001.8, W002-HELP-002.8, W002-HELP-002.9, W002-HELP-002.10, W002-HELP-004.11, W002-UI-007, W002-HP-ACC-001, W002-HP-ACC-002, W002-HP-ACC-013.

Requirement population: unchanged at 798. DS-HLP-001 is a diagnostic allocation inside the existing registry contract, not a new numbered PRD requirement or governed Suitcase artifact class.

29. F-19 — HLP disclosure boundary for aliases and headers

ACCEPTED BY T / INTEGRATED INTO REVISION BM

F-19 closes the privacy and truthfulness boundary between transient local Help and the durable HLP support-handoff artifact.

  1. Durable HLP is stricter than local Help. Transient local Help may display a relevant governed alias or genuinely established source header when useful; that does not automatically make the same human text eligible for a portable HLP.
  2. Header text requires a real header record. Source-header text may enter an HLP only when the governed CSV parser has structurally established an actual header record. Record position alone is never enough.
  3. Headerless data never masquerades as metadata. When no valid header record exists, including the headerless-source refusal case, HLP uses structural evidence such as 1-based column ordinal, diagnostic/location facts, or an applicable operational fallback name. First-row field data is never substituted as a header.
  4. Alias disclosure is necessity-bounded. A Store/RID/COL alias may enter an HLP only when that alias itself is necessary to explain the diagnostic, such as an alias collision, ambiguity, or governed alias mutation. A necessary Work Order excerpt containing an alias counts as alias disclosure. Unrelated aliases remain excluded.
  5. Disclosure is byte-truthful. Every HLP now states Source header text included: YES|NO and Governed alias text included: YES|NO in addition to the existing fixed disclosure declarations. A genuine established header is metadata and does not count as a source field value; data from a source record always remains source-value content.
  6. Adversarial acceptance. A headerless fixture places unmistakable sentinel text in the first data row and proves that none of it appears in the HLP as a header or other disclosed source value. Separate genuine-header and alias fixtures prove truthful YES/NO disclosure and exclusion of unrelated human-facing text.

Primary BM targets: W002-HELP-004.7, W002-HELP-010, W002-HP-ACC-011.

Requirement population: unchanged at 798. No new diagnostic, governed artifact class, or executable operation is introduced.

30. F-20 — bounded-memory measurability and operational column names

ACCEPTED BY T / INTEGRATED INTO REVISION BM

F-20 closes the measurable width/resource contract while preserving the already-frozen one-pass source-data architecture and exact source-header evidence.

  1. Source and KEEP width are finite. A valid WASM-002 source has at most 16,384 columns, and one resolved KEEP may select from 1 through all 16,384. A 16,385-column header refuses before the first data record is consumed.
  2. Exact source header remains authority. HEADER selection, Store-MAP source_header, and physical COL header serialization continue to use exact decoded source-header text without truncation or substitution.
  3. Operational names are bounded human-facing defaults. Up to 1,024 Unicode scalar values, the operational name is the exact header. Above that limit it starts from deterministic Column <LETTERS> based on 1-based physical ordinal through XFD. This affects default/reset aliasing, not source identity.
  4. Fallback collision suffixing is narrow. Only oversized-header operational fallbacks may use deterministic [ordinal], then -2, -3 progression. Short-header defaults and analyst-authored AS aliases still refuse on collision rather than being rewritten.
  5. One source-data pass remains normative. Stage 2 reads source data records once. Additional bounded passes over Data-Sculptor-owned SCR/spool/staging structures are permitted to finalize wide selections without rereading the source data records.
  6. Writer concurrency is independently bounded. The accepted build must declare and evidence a finite maximum of simultaneously active writable-output resources; wide KEEP cardinality does not imply one open writer per selected column.
  7. Receipt indexing already scales. The F-09 minimum-three-digit/no-maximum index rule is explicitly applied through PUBLISHED_COL_16384_FILENAME. Oversized-header fallback records carry ordinal, final assigned operational name, and exact reason SOURCE_HEADER_EXCEEDS_1024_SCALARS, not a copied oversized header.
  8. Adversarial acceptance is explicit. Fixtures cover 16,384/16,385 width, 1/16,384 KEEP, 1,024/1,025 scalar boundaries including combining marks, A/Z/AA/XFD fallback ordinals, collision disambiguation, short-header collision refusal, one source-data traversal, and bounded writer-resource evidence.

Primary BM targets: W002-ENC-001.5, W002-MAT-001.7, W002-MAT-002, W002-MAT-002.1, W002-MAT-002.2, W002-MAT-002.5, W002-MAT-002.10, W002-MAT-002.11, W002-STEPS-001, W002-STEPS-002, W002-STEPS-006, W002-STEPS-009, W002-STOR-019.7, W002-RCP-007, W002-MAT-ACC-001, W002-MAT-ACC-004, W002-MAT-ACC-005, W002-MAT-ACC-006, W002-RCP-ACC-001.

Requirement population: unchanged at 798. No new operation, artifact class, diagnostic ID, or numbered PRD requirement is introduced.

31. F-21 — historical-MAP publication and current-state chronology

ACCEPTED BY T / INTEGRATED INTO REVISION BM

F-21 closes the remaining current-state consequence of deliberately deriving new Store state from a historical MAP. The core base-versus-chronology-predecessor distinction was already integrated under P2-03; this package makes the user-visible state consequence and acceptance oracle explicit.

  1. Selection alone is non-mutating. Selecting, validating, or binding a historical Store MAP does not change which MAP is current. If no successor publishes, pre-run current authority is unchanged.
  2. Historical base and chronology predecessor are distinct. The explicitly selected historical MAP supplies the Store snapshot from which requested new state is derived. The pre-run current MAP remains the chronology predecessor used for monotonic UTC ordering and stale-authority protection.
  3. One chronology; no branch. A successfully published historical-base successor enters the same single Store-MAP history. Its truthful UTC must already be strictly greater than the pre-run current MAP, so ordinary greatest-UTC authority makes the new successor current.
  4. No silent merge/rebase. State introduced only after the selected historical base is not silently merged back into the successor. If later mappings or aliases are absent from the historical base and the Work Order does not recreate them, the successor may intentionally omit them.
  5. Historical evidence remains immutable. The selected historical base and the formerly current MAP both remain byte-for-byte unchanged. Publication is not rollback-in-place, overwrite, hidden branching, or automatic rebase.
  6. Existing Receipt evidence is sufficient. The already-frozen base-MAP and successor-MAP Receipt fields identify derivation and publication. No Receipt schema extension is introduced.
  7. No special informational diagnostic. Claude's CONTINUE/INFO suggestion is not adopted. Explicit historical selection is already deliberate governed analyst intent; adding a warning/permission diagnostic would create new product behavior beyond the accepted F-21 decision.
  8. Acceptance proves chronology and content. A fixture with at least three successive MAPs proves selection-alone non-mutation, exact historical-base derivation, no silent merge from the formerly current MAP, later-UTC successor publication, successor current authority, and byte-for-byte preservation of all earlier MAPs.

Primary BM targets: W002-STOR-019.3, W002-STOR-019.5, W002-WKO-ACC-008.

Requirement population: unchanged at 798. No new diagnostic ID, Receipt field, governed artifact class, executable operation, or numbered PRD requirement is introduced.

32. F-22 — diagnostic-registry QA-independence boundary

ACCEPTED BY T / INTEGRATED INTO REVISION BM

F-22 records an explicit QA-scope boundary rather than inventing a second diagnostic-allocation authority.

  1. Registry authority is semantic, not independently causal. The accepted build’s diagnostics.json remains authoritative for the fixed semantic contract of each allocated Diagnostic ID: ID, severity, phase, behavior, next action, and permitted required/optional fact keys.
  2. No circular independence claim. Because the implementation delivers the registry, comparing the engine only against that same registry cannot independently prove that every runtime condition was assigned the semantically correct Diagnostic ID. WASM-002 does not create a duplicate QA-owned registry solely to restate every allocation.
  3. PRD-pinned mappings remain normative. Whenever this PRD independently freezes a condition-to-ID mapping or exact diagnostic facts — including the named DS-ENC-001, DS-CONV-001, and DS-HLP-001 contracts — acceptance must test that mapping against the PRD, not merely against the implementation registry.
  4. Unpinned allocations still receive full structural QA. Schema/version, ordering, permanent-ID uniqueness, token grammar, required/optional fact declarations, engine↔registry fixed-semantic agreement, undeclared/missing fact handling, Help-catalog ID/placeholder legality, F-17 fail-safe substitution, and representative diagnostic→ID→Help→voice routing remain mandatory.
  5. Accepted residual risk. For allocations not independently pinned by the PRD, WASM-002 accepts that exhaustive condition-to-ID semantic independence is not established. Acceptance evidence must state that limitation rather than overclaiming what the registry cross-check proves.

Primary BM targets: W002-HELP-001.8 and W002-HP-ACC-013. No new numbered requirement, diagnostic, registry field, or artifact class is introduced.

33. F-23 — acceptance coverage and governed test-only seams

ACCEPTED BY T / INTEGRATED INTO REVISION BM

F-23 closes the acceptance-testability residual by making rare host/environmental conditions reproducible for QA without turning fault injection into a product feature.

  1. One governing QA requirement is added. W002-QA-001 freezes the coverage principle and limits deterministic seams to controlled clock values, UUID sequences/collisions, filesystem create/write/close/rename/promotion faults, and run-local source-handle reread/substitution conditions.
  2. Seams cannot alter semantics. A seam may supply only the external condition needed to reach a governed path. It cannot bypass validation, relax publication, rewrite diagnostics, change governed serialization, or create alternate analytical meaning.
  3. Release surface is clean. Test controls cannot be invoked through the ordinary UI, DS-STEPS, saved Work Orders, URL/query parameters, Suitcase configuration, or another analyst-facing path. Retained evidence must identify the seam used and separately show that the released product surface cannot invoke it.
  4. Alias-maintenance coverage is explicit. W002-WKO-ACC-007 now gates all Store/RID/COL CLEAR and RESET forms, including oversized-header operational-name reset behavior, immutability and no-source-row-read behavior.
  5. Receipt coverage is widened. W002-RCP-ACC-001 now includes successful INVENTORY and UPDATE_ALIASES receipts plus deterministic UUID-collision retry evidence. W002-RCP-ACC-002 now covers Receipt-publication failure and safe ultimate identity-allocation refusal without overwrite.
  6. Save faults are reproducible. W002-WKO-ACC-004 now forces a WKO/WKO-MAP save-path filesystem failure and proves no false registry commit.
  7. Help deployment is acceptance-tested. W002-HP-ACC-013 now verifies HTML-safe embedded ds-help-catalog content and proves no runtime network/filesystem/Suitcase/adjacent-file catalog fetch.
  8. Source substitution uses a governed QA seam. W002-ENC-ACC-003 now explicitly injects the alternate Stage-2 source instance only through the test harness and requires evidence that the released analyst surface cannot invoke the substitution.
  9. Two storage gaps become mandatory fixtures. Case-variant governed names must not be silently normalized, and unknown syntactically valid governed-class files must remain byte-for-byte unchanged while being reported rather than interpreted or deleted.
  10. Feature-owned gates stay feature-owned. F-02/F-04/F-24 mechanisms cannot be considered accepted without their corresponding lifecycle gates; if a proposed mechanism is removed instead of integrated, F-23 does not require a fictional gate for it.
  11. F-20 consistency cleanup. W002-WKO-012.6 no longer says RESET COL always restores the exact recorded source header. It now points to the already-approved deterministic operational default in W002-STOR-019.7, preserving exact source-header evidence while bounding aliases.

Primary BM targets: new W002-QA-001; amended W002-WKO-ACC-007, W002-RCP-ACC-001, W002-RCP-ACC-002, W002-WKO-ACC-004, W002-HP-ACC-013, W002-ENC-ACC-003 and W002-WKO-012.6.

Requirement population: 799 total requirements; 398 scoped to WASM-002. No new executable operation, governed artifact class, diagnostic ID or Receipt field is introduced.

34. F-24 — session state and CER lifecycle simplification

Accepted by T / integrated.

F-24 deliberately supersedes the earlier automatic singleton CER-history ZIP/compaction proposal. Pass 2 showed that the housekeeping container would require a new governed identity/lifecycle, deterministic archive bytes, replacement/crash rules and an exception to the product's ordinary immutable-history posture. T confirmed that the simpler behavior was always the intent.

Requirement-count effect: no numbered requirement was added or removed. BM remains 799 total requirements / 398 WASM-002 scoped.

35. F-25 — certified Chromium platform and small-screen baseline

Accepted by T / integrated.

F-25 resolves the platform gap by choosing a narrow, honest V1 support boundary instead of weakening the visible-Suitcase architecture for browsers that do not expose the required writable-directory contract.

Primary BM targets: new W002-PLAT-001; amended W002-STOR-022.1, W002-UI-011, W002-UI-ACC-007, and W002-UI-ACC-011.

Requirement population: 800 total requirements; 399 scoped to WASM-002. No new executable operation, governed artifact class, diagnostic ID or Receipt field is introduced.

36. F-26 — exact SOURCE reference boundary

Accepted by T / integrated.

F-26 turns the already-frozen one-file SOURCE concept into an operationally testable contract without introducing a second source-resolution model.

Primary BM targets: new W002-WKO-009.1; amended PB-STOR-005, PB-STOR-008, W002-INV-005, and W002-UI-ACC-014.

Requirement population: 801 total requirements; 400 scoped to WASM-002. No new executable operation, artifact class, diagnostic ID, Receipt field or storage mechanism is introduced.

37. F-27 — read-only governed alias wording

Accepted by T / integrated.

F-27 removes one stale UI phrase that implied direct alias editing in the browser.

Primary BM target: amended W002-UI-006, including its derived data-search text.

Requirement population: unchanged at 801 total requirements; 400 scoped to WASM-002.

38. F-28 — stale in-scope branding wording

Accepted by T / integrated.

F-28 removes residual wording that could be misread as requiring the deferred configurable Brand Manifest capability inside WASM-002.

Primary BM targets: amended W002-UI-016, W002-INV-006, W002-STOR-022.2, W002-HELP-003.2, and W002-HP-ACC-003, including derived data-search text.

Requirement population: unchanged at 801 total requirements; 400 scoped to WASM-002.

39. F-29 — heading placement and ordering

Accepted by T / integrated.

F-29 is a structural-only reconciliation. It repairs misleading normative headings without changing requirement identity, scope, status, or behavior.

Primary BM targets named by Pass 2: structurally reconciled W002-WKO-007, W002-WKO-012.1, W002-CONV-ACC-001, W002-STOR-016, and W002-WKO-ACC-003. Additional neighboring headings were adjusted only as needed to make those boundaries truthful.

Requirement population: unchanged at 801 total requirements; 400 scoped to WASM-002.

40. F-30 — truncated text restoration and integrity marking

Accepted by T / integrated.

F-30 repairs only damage supported by authoritative preserved evidence. Missing wording is not reconstructed from context or inference.

Primary BM targets: W002-STOR-001.2, W002-ENC-004.1, and W002-ENC-006.

Requirement population: unchanged at 801 total requirements; 400 scoped to WASM-002.

41. F-30 follow-up — W002-HELP-003.2 sentence-boundary repair

Accepted by T / integrated.

The detection-only F-30 sweep identified one additional inherited title/body split. This follow-up repairs only that mechanically damaged boundary; it does not change the requirement's semantics, scope, status, acceptance meaning, or F-28 presentation decision.

Primary BM target: W002-HELP-003.2.

Requirement population: unchanged at 801 total requirements; 400 scoped to WASM-002.

42. F-31 — numbering gaps / omitted-ID table

Accepted by T / integrated.

The WASM-002 scoped review cut contained deliberate numbering gaps because several requirements remained in the full master backlog but were outside the WASM-002 candidate slice. F-31 makes those omissions auditable without renumbering or reusing stable requirement IDs.

Documented omitted IDs: PB-STOR-003; W002-RCP-004; W002-HP-ACC-005–007; W002-WKO-001–006 and W002-WKO-011; W002-WKO-ACC-001–002; W002-ARCH-007, 009, 010, 012, and 013.

Requirement population: unchanged at 801 total requirements; 400 scoped to WASM-002.

43. F-32 — canonical MAP terminology

ACCEPTED BY T / INTEGRATED INTO REVISION BM

F-32 closes terminology drift without changing product behavior. The canonical linguistic invariant is MAP = governed artifact class; Store MAP = Store-state profile; WKO MAP = Work Order-registry profile. Bare MAP remains appropriate only for class-wide statements.

  1. Artifact-class registry. The active explanatory registry and PB-STOR-006 no longer call MAP a “Store / Artifact Map”; they identify one governed MAP class with Store MAP and WKO MAP profiles.
  2. Store-profile wording. W002-STOR-009 and W002-STOR-014 use canonical Store MAP spelling. W002-STOR-010.1 now states explicitly that the Store MAP profile of the governed MAP class is the Store metadata snapshot, avoiding the implication that every MAP artifact is a Store MAP.
  3. Product/rationale terminology. W002-GLOSS-019, W002-GLOSS-020, W002-GLOSS-027, W002-INTRO-003.1 and W002-PROMISE-002 are normalized. The active storage rationale and governed-storage heading use Store MAP / Store MAPs, and the active promise no longer resurrects retired Store Index wording through “Store Map/Index”.
  4. No historical rewrite. Historical Revision Decision Records are preserved byte-for-byte as evidence of earlier wording.
  5. Deferred-text boundary. Two V1-BACKLOG PRETTY/Supporting Context requirements still contain the older “Store Map” spelling. They are intentionally left untouched here under the approved F-32 boundary rather than using a terminology package to redesign deferred semantics.
  6. No semantic expansion. No requirement ID, artifact class, physical filename, schema, scope, status, acceptance obligation or runtime behavior changes.
  7. Carried contradiction, not silently repaired. W002-STOR-018.1 still contains the inherited phrase “exact nine-column Store/RID/COL snapshot” even though the accepted F-05 contract is eight columns. That is a separate stale semantic contradiction and is deliberately left for explicit cleanup rather than being hidden inside F-32.

Primary BM targets: PB-STOR-006, W002-STOR-009, W002-STOR-010.1, W002-STOR-014, W002-GLOSS-019, W002-GLOSS-020, W002-GLOSS-027, W002-INTRO-003.1, W002-PROMISE-002, plus active explanatory storage text/headings.

44. F-33 — reserved/not-emitted artifact classes and unknown-class reporting

ACCEPTED BY T / INTEGRATED INTO REVISION BM

QA source. Pass 2 closes F-33 with an integration obligation: registered classes need not have WASM-002 producers; DGN and RCV are reserved-not-emitted; known-but-not-emitted LCK/BRD receive the same preserve-and-report treatment; and unknown-class reporting must be deterministic through INFO/Inventory.

T decision. Preserve the artifact registry while making emission scope explicit. DGN, RCV, BRD, and LCK are registered/reserved but not emitted by WASM-002. A relevant governed Suitcase scan preserves unknown or known-but-not-emitted governed files byte-for-byte and surfaces the condition through a canonical INFO diagnostic; INVENTORY still lists the physical file under its existing metadata-only contract. No new Inventory field or DIR obligation is created.

RCV retirement. The RCV publication profile, deterministic RCV manifest, recursive-publication rules, Receipt RECOVERY_ARTIFACT_FILENAME linkage, and RCV-producing failure paths are removed. The underlying F-14 All-or-Refuse discipline remains: candidates stage under SCR, promotion changes only the class token after validation, and failed/unpromoted SCR remains visible non-authoritative evidence rather than committed state.

Acceptance. W002-QA-001 now requires byte-for-byte preserve-and-report coverage for both an unknown governed class and at least one known-but-not-emitted class. Receipt/publication failure fixtures prove that no RCV artifact is emitted.

Primary BM targets: PB-STOR-003, PB-STOR-006, PB-STOR-008, PB-STOR-009, W002-STOR-003.5, W002-RCP-006, W002-RCP-010, W002-RCP-ACC-002, W002-STOR-018.3, W002-STOR-019.5, W002-STOR-019.10, W002-STOR-023, W002-STOR-023.1, W002-MAT-002.6, W002-QA-001, W002-MAT-ACC-005, W002-WKO-012.4, W002-WKO-ACC-004.

Verification. Requirement population remains 801 total / 400 WASM-002. Exactly 18 requirement articles changed from the F-32 checkpoint. No requirement ID, scope, status, operation, Store schema, or artifact-class token was added or removed; the RCV token remains reserved in the registry and remains explicitly ineligible as a WASM-002 SOURCE.

45. F-34 — final cross-contract clarifications

ACCEPTED BY T / INTEGRATED INTO REVISION BM

QA source. Pass 2 left F-34 partially closed: nine of eleven smaller clarifications were accepted, while HLP multiplicity/provenance, shared-core Help catalog delivery, and path-length acceptance still required reconciliation. T approved one bounded package that closes those seams using the later F-24/F-33 decisions.

  1. HLP request/multiplicity contract. One explicit Help Report request publishes exactly one HLP. A request may cover one active governed diagnostic, including a non-run event, or one governed Run containing one or more canonical diagnostic events. HLP provenance advances from the earlier draft schema version 1 to schema version 2; the ten-field payload replaces scalar diagnostic_id with non-empty ordered diagnostic_ids. Repeated IDs are allowed for distinct events of the same diagnostic type.
  2. Non-run lineage and exact build identity. WKO/RCP lineage retains the P2-05 nullable semantics: JSON null means the relationship does not apply; "NOT_AVAILABLE" means it applies but the exact filename cannot be obtained. Non-run HLPs may therefore have null WKO and RCP lineage. data_sculptor_build must contain the exact running/tested build identifier rather than merely the scope label WASM-002.
  3. Shared Help semantic core. Browser HTML continues to embed the validated ds-help-catalog payload. The browser host passes that catalog to the shared Rust/WASM core. The core owns template selection, declared-fact interpolation, deterministic fallback, governed escaping, and durable HLP semantics. A later native host may bundle the same governed catalog semantics differently but must use the same core semantic contract.
  4. Closed-world Help inputs. Help rendering may consume only canonical diagnostic fields/facts declared by the matching registry entries plus fields explicitly defined by the applicable HLP provenance schema. Runtime availability does not authorize undeclared host/UI/Suitcase state as Help input.
  5. Inventory directories. WASM-002 Inventory now records immediate child-directory names without recursion. Regular-file ENTRY_COUNT retains its existing meaning; DIRECTORY_COUNT plus deterministically ordered DIRECTORY_001... records follow the file entries. No directory-size or nested-content claim is made.
  6. Documentation principle only. W002-STOR-014 is explicit that LLM-readable storage documentation does not create a new governed artifact, publication operation, or independent WASM-002 acceptance deliverable.
  7. INFO success/status events. Governed success/status events that participate in Help/status/evidence use canonical INFO diagnostics. Static labels/headings/decorative presentation text are not diagnostics merely because they are visible.
  8. Operation-bound Store context. Directory alias presentation after a governed run is bound to the exact Store lineage and Store MAP resolved for that operation; there is no guessed global current Store.
  9. Flight Recorder surface. New W002-UI-026 and W002-UI-ACC-021 make the Flight Recorder an explicit read-only, regenerable Receipt-history surface. RCP artifacts remain authoritative; no hidden/mutable second history store is created, and failed Receipt publication is never backfilled from transient UI state.
  10. Path-length gate. Acceptance derives the longest filename from all emitted governed final and SCR staging forms. The current maximum is 73 ASCII bytes/characters, exercised by the canonical CER create/write/close test; HLP and SCR-to-HTML forms share that maximum. If a future emitted form becomes longer, acceptance must detect and exercise the new maximum. No OS numeric path-limit table is introduced.
  11. RID zero-row case. W002-RID-004 already contained the canonical N=0 bytes and therefore required no F-34 edit.

Primary BM targets modified: W002-HELP-001, W002-HELP-002.11, W002-HELP-003.2, W002-HELP-005, W002-HELP-006, W002-HELP-009, W002-HP-ACC-010, W002-INV-005, W002-INV-006, W002-STOR-014, W002-STOR-022.1, W002-UI-007, W002-UI-016, W002-UI-ACC-010, W002-UI-ACC-011, W002-UI-ACC-016. Added: W002-UI-026 and W002-UI-ACC-021.

Verification. Requirement population is now 803 total / 402 WASM-002. Sixteen existing requirement articles changed and two new WASM-002 articles were added. No duplicate requirement IDs or HTML IDs were introduced. F-34 does not claim implementation or freeze.

46. Final Sweep S-01 — WKO MAP lifecycle/schema reconciliation

ACCEPTED BY T / INTEGRATED INTO REVISION BM

S-01 resolves the first carried contradiction and a larger partially integrated F-02 lifecycle inconsistency discovered beside it. The full master had the accepted eight-column Store MAP and downstream CURRENT/DEPRECATED repair evidence, but W002-STOR-018.1 still said nine columns and W002-STOR-018.2 still defined a two-column optional-alias WKO MAP.

Primary BM targets: W002-STOR-018.1, W002-STOR-018.2, W002-STOR-018.3, W002-STOR-018.4, W002-UI-023, W002-UI-024, and W002-WKO-ACC-004.

Requirement population: unchanged at 803 total requirements; 402 scoped to WASM-002.

47. Final Sweep S-02 — Store MAP glossary and retired Store Index cleanup

ACCEPTED BY T / INTEGRATED INTO REVISION BM

S-02 reconciles product-level vocabulary with the already-integrated Store MAP/CAT/DIR architecture. The active glossary still described Store MAP as carrying row counts, digests, Run/materialization identity and broad provenance even though the canonical eight-column profile intentionally excludes those fields. It also retained Store Index as a live product concept after the separate Store Index artifact had been retired from WASM-002 in favour of the governed DIR surface planned for WASM-003.

Primary BM targets: W002-GLOSS-019, W002-GLOSS-020, W002-GLOSS-027, W002-PT-008, and W002-WL-004.2.

Requirement population: unchanged at 803 total requirements; 402 scoped to WASM-002.

48. Final Sweep S-03 — Work Order / WIP / WKO execution-authority reconciliation

ACCEPTED BY T / INTEGRATED INTO REVISION BM

S-03 removes a product-glossary contradiction between the older blanket description of a Work Order as non-executable and the already-governed lifecycle in which WIP is non-executable while a saved, validated immutable WKO may become a Run target.

Primary BM targets: W002-GLOSS-029 and W002-GLOSS-029.2, plus the explanatory introduction to WASM-002 Canonical Run Receipts.

Requirement population: unchanged at 803 total requirements; 402 scoped to WASM-002.

49. Final Sweep S-04 — SCR identity timing and class-token-only promotion

ACCEPTED BY T / INTEGRATED INTO REVISION BM

S-04 removes the remaining timing contradiction between the shared SCR candidate grammar and older Store-publication wording that allocated final UTC+UUID identity only after candidate validation.

Primary BM targets: W002-RID-002, W002-MAT-002.6, W002-STOR-019.10, W002-RID-ACC-004, and W002-MAT-ACC-005.

Requirement population: unchanged at 803 total requirements; 402 scoped to WASM-002.

50. Final Sweep S-05 — existing-Store cardinality gate

ACCEPTED BY T / INTEGRATED INTO REVISION BM

S-05 restores the previously referenced but missing F-04 existing-Store cardinality contract and places it in the materialization publication boundary.

Primary BM targets: W002-MAT-002.6, W002-WKO-012.3, and W002-MAT-ACC-005.

Requirement population: unchanged at 803 total requirements; 402 scoped to WASM-002.

51. Final Sweep S-06 — inherited sentence-boundary/title fragmentation cleanup

ACCEPTED BY T / INTEGRATED INTO REVISION BM

S-06 repairs thirty high-confidence WASM-002 requirements whose complete surviving sentence had been mechanically split between the <h3> title and the first body paragraph.

Requirement population: unchanged at 803 total requirements; 402 scoped to WASM-002.

52. Final Sweep S-07 — remaining source-proven title restoration

ACCEPTED BY T / INTEGRATED INTO REVISION BM

S-07 closes the broad contradiction/stale-text sweep by restoring eight remaining truncated WASM-002 titles directly from the authoritative Revision R source. The restoration is documentary only: existing requirement bodies and semantics are unchanged.

Requirement population: unchanged at 803 total requirements; 402 scoped to WASM-002.

53. Next carried obligation

FINAL MECHANICAL AUDIT + WASM-002 QA PROJECTION

Mechanically verify Revision BM counts, unique IDs, internal requirement references, scope/status integrity, governed artifact/class references and derived search text. If clean, generate and independently verify a QA projection containing all and only requirements whose authoritative SCOPE is WASM-002, with narrowly bounded context-only dependencies where needed for interpretation, for Claude's fresh adversarial review.

Appendix A — Working integration progress estimate

Non-normative planning aid. This appendix exists only to help T judge the pace of the integration flight. It is not a QA metric, acceptance criterion, completeness proof, or substitute for the final obligation-by-obligation sweep. Estimates may move up or down as overlapping findings collapse together or one decision expands across multiple PRD locations.

Counting rule: the primary estimate counts decision-level integration packages rather than individual HTML edits. A single package may touch several requirement bodies, examples, fixtures, acceptance clauses, or explanatory passages. After each accepted BM integration edit, this appendix should receive a new row with the cumulative estimate and a brief confidence note.

CheckpointDecision-level packages integratedEstimated totalEstimated remainingNamed BM requirement targets touchedConfidenceNotes
Initial BM checkpoint after E-02~5~45–55 (working centre: ~50)~40–50 (working centre: ~45)11 unique named targets so farLowIncludes P2-02 carried alias correction, P3-01, E-01, P3-02, and E-02. The estimate will be revised as the Pass 1/2/3 obligations are mapped to actual BM touchpoints.
After P3-03 integration~6~45–55 (working centre: ~50)~39–49 (working centre: ~44)13 unique named targets so farLow–mediumP3-03 added two newly touched named targets (W002-STOR-018.3 and W002-STOR-018.4); W002-UI-023 had already been touched by the alias sweep. Remaining estimates may still collapse as carried Pass 2 obligations overlap later Pass 3 findings.
After P3-04 integration~7~45–55 (working centre: ~50)~38–48 (working centre: ~43)15 unique named targets so farLow–mediumP3-04 modified four Receipt requirement bodies. W002-RCP-007 and W002-RCP-008 were already touched by P3-02; W002-RCP-006 and W002-RCP-ACC-002 are newly touched targets. This package also folds the already-frozen F-09/F-18 envelope/absence semantics required to make refusal serialization deterministic.
After P3-05 integration~8~45–55 (working centre: ~50)~37–47 (working centre: ~42)18 unique named targets so farLow–mediumP3-05 touched three previously untouched targets: W002-STOR-019.2 for damaged-lineage routing, W002-HELP-001.6 for frozen next-action guidance, and W002-STEPS-009 for refusal/Help acceptance. P3-06 may refine the exact meaning and validation evidence for externally restored “exact original” RID/COL artifacts.
After P3-06 integration~9~45–55 (working centre: ~50)~36–46 (working centre: ~41)23 unique named targets so farLow–mediumP3-06 directly touched nine named BM requirements, five of them newly touched at this checkpoint. It also integrates the already-frozen F-04 N=<value> RID-header prerequisite because the Tier-1 cardinality check depends on it. The count remains directional: later validation/repair requirements may collapse with carried Pass 2 integration work.
After P3-07 integration~10~45–55 (working centre: ~50)~35–45 (working centre: ~40)27 unique named targets so farLow–mediumP3-07 directly touched seven named BM requirements, four of them newly touched at this checkpoint. The decision closes the last known all-Store-MAPs-damaged silent-fork boundary and standardizes routing terminology without adding a new artifact class or recovery command. CAT remains a separate accepted Day 057 integration package anchored to P2-01.
After P3-08 integration~11~45–55 (working centre: ~50)~34–44 (working centre: ~39)31 unique named targets so farLow–mediumP3-08 touched five named BM requirements, four newly touched at this checkpoint. The decision deliberately chooses physical CVT identity over a new hidden original-source lineage mechanism, so the integration is bounded to routing semantics, conversion/Help disclosure, UI wording, and acceptance coverage.
After P3-09 integration~12~45–55 (working centre: ~50)~33–43 (working centre: ~38)34 unique named targets so farLow–mediumP3-09 touched four named BM requirements, three newly touched at this checkpoint. The change is tightly bounded: one additional structural CSV condition token, one exact location oracle, Receipt serialization through the already-frozen five CSV refusal fields, and two deterministic byte-form fixtures.
After P3-10 integration~13~45–55 (working centre: ~50)~32–42 (working centre: ~37)41 unique named targets so farLowP3-10 is the final Pass 3 clarity package. Nine BM targets were touched, seven newly at this checkpoint. No new operation or artifact class was introduced; the edits remove wording ambiguity around repair terminology, delimiter Help, alias validity, Inventory timestamps/metadata availability, and repair-WKO discovery timing.
After Day 057 CAT integration~14~45–55 (working centre: ~50)~31–41 (working centre: ~36)58 named targets / requirement IDs touched or added so farLow–mediumCAT is a comparatively broad package because it adds one new governed artifact class, one seventh executable operation, a 17-requirement CAT/CAT-UI/acceptance family, and reconciles six existing BM targets. The one-Store-per-MAP rule is preserved; CAT is explicitly non-authoritative for Store semantics. The linked DIR description defaults remain WASM-003 scope.
After F-05 integration~15~45–55 (working centre: ~50)~30–40 (working centre: ~35)~67 named targets / requirement IDs touched or added so farMediumF-05 closes the Store-MAP column-set residual and reconciles the approved CAT health/manual-refresh refinement. The canonical Store MAP is eight columns; the common source_filename is the Store source identity; CAT is five columns with snapshot store_health and remains explicitly analyst-created through CATALOG STORES.
After F-07 integration~16~45–55 (working centre: ~50)~29–39 (working centre: ~34)~78 named targets / requirement IDs touched or added so farLow–mediumF-07 closes the remaining UTF-8 token-set residual without proliferating implementation-specific error codes. Eleven BM targets now agree on PASS/FAIL Stage-1 outcomes, INVALID_UTF8_SEQUENCE, mandatory deterministic first-invalid offsets, window invariance, and exact DS-ENC-001 diagnostic fact names.
After F-08 integration~17~45–55 (working centre: ~50)~28–38 (working centre: ~33)~100 named targets / requirement IDs touched or added so farMediumF-08 closes the operation-structure/RUN/token-separation residual across the seven-operation surface, preserves the future ordered Work Order composition reservation, adds the explicit SUITCASE: . Help duty, and removes the stale RECOVER RID executable contradiction by deferring its five dedicated requirements and reconciling surviving RID/MAP/storage text.
After P2-03 integration~18~45–55 (working centre: ~50)~27–37 (working centre: ~32)~113 named targets / requirement IDs touched or added so farMediumP2-03 closes the chronology-predecessor/future-dated-MAP residual across Store and WKO registry histories. It preserves truthful UTC and one chronological history, adds explicit Help/diagnostic facts and analyst-owned exits, and distinguishes a historical operation base from the current chronology predecessor. One stale F-05 nine-column phrase was corrected while touching W002-STOR-019.10.
After P2-04 integration~19~45–55 (working centre: ~50)~26–36 (working centre: ~31)~118 named targets / requirement IDs touched or added so farLowP2-04 formally closes the artifact-validation-depth residual using the already-integrated P3-06 Tier-1/Tier-2 model. No Store-MAP schema growth or automatic hashing is introduced; REPAIR MAP is explicitly Tier-2 authoritative, and same-named restoration is governed validation rather than a historical-byte-identity claim.
After P2-05 integration~20~45–55 (working centre: ~50)~25–35 (working centre: ~30)~123 named targets / requirement IDs touched or added so farMediumP2-05 closes the typed-JSON absence residual across five existing Help/acceptance targets. It preserves bare TXT absence tokens, native JSON value types, optional-key omission without implied semantics, and the existing HLP ten-field shape. The only nullable special case is schema-declared HLP lineage: null means non-applicable relationship / Rust Option::None; applicable-but-unavailable lineage remains explicitly "NOT_AVAILABLE".
After P2-06 integration~21~45–55 (working centre: ~50)~24–34 (working centre: ~29)~127 named targets / requirement IDs touched or added so farMediumP2-06 closes the F-11 citation/integration-map residual by re-deriving from the exact reviewed BL cut. Four BM requirements change: PB-STOR-002 and W002-STOR-010 remove the active Store Index artifact implication; W002-STOR-010.3/.4 move to deferred V1-BACKLOG as planned DIR/WASM-003 behavior. The real W002-STOR-010.1/.2 and current W002-STOR-012/.015 are preserved rather than edited to match phantom citations.
After P2-07 integration~22~45–55 (working centre: ~50)~23–33 (working centre: ~28)~125 named targets / requirement IDs touched or added so farLow–mediumP2-07 closes a documentary integrity residual through append-only evidence repair. No numbered BM requirement changes; the original Pass 1 reconciliation is preserved and its hash is verified.
After F-13 integration~23~45–55 (working centre: ~50)~22–32 (working centre: ~27)~129 named targets / requirement IDs touched or added so farLow–mediumF-13 adds one normative architecture requirement and amends three existing transaction/Help targets. The package deliberately chooses optimistic single-writer semantics: no lock subsystem, but mandatory immediate pre-commit authority revalidation and safe refusal of stale publication.
After F-14 integration~24~45–55 (working centre: ~50)~21–31 (working centre: ~26)~140 named targets / requirement IDs touched or added so farMediumF-14 adds two normative storage/publication requirements and reconciles eleven existing cross-class targets. The package freezes one shared SCR identity rule, class-specific publication predicates, deterministic RCV attribution and the CER direct-write exception without changing Store-MAP commit authority.
After F-15 integration~25~45–55 (working centre: ~50)~20–30 (working centre: ~25)~144 named targets / requirement IDs touched or added so farLowF-15 adds no requirement. Six existing targets are reconciled; four were not previously named in this Day 059 integration log. The package freezes one exact text-comparison rule, reference-bounded MAP eligibility, publication-time shadowing and deterministic ambiguity refusal without changing Store authority.
After F-16 integration~26~45–55 (working centre: ~50)~19–29 (working centre: ~24)~156 named targets / requirement IDs touched or added so farMediumF-16 adds no requirement but reconciles twenty existing Help, conversion, encoding, Receipt and acceptance targets. The package separates strict UTF-8 refusal from converter compatibility, allocates one governed informational suggestion diagnostic, and makes the compatibility evidence durable without adding automatic conversion behavior.
After F-17 integration~27~45–55 (working centre: ~50)~18–28 (working centre: ~23)~162 named targets / requirement IDs touched or added so farLow–mediumF-17 adds no numbered requirement. Ten existing Help/UI/acceptance targets are reconciled. The package separates catalog coverage from diagnostic validity, freezes deterministic Generic Technical fallback, and adds fail-closed DS-HLP-001 substitution when required machine facts cannot be produced.
After F-19 integration~28~45–55 (working centre: ~50)~17–27 (working centre: ~22)~165 named targets / requirement IDs touched or added so farLow–mediumF-19 adds no numbered requirement. Three existing HLP disclosure/acceptance targets are reconciled. The package makes durable HLP disclosure stricter than transient local Help, freezes genuine-header versus data-row boundaries, limits alias disclosure by necessity, and makes header/alias presence explicit in the HLP Disclosure section.
After F-20 integration~29~45–55 (working centre: ~50)~16–26 (working centre: ~21)~179 named targets / requirement IDs touched or added so farMediumF-20 adds no numbered requirement but reconciles nineteen existing materialization, selector, Store, Receipt and acceptance targets. It freezes the 16,384 source/KEEP ceiling, the 1,024-scalar operational-name boundary, exact-header fidelity, narrow fallback suffixing, one source-data pass, bounded writer-resource evidence, and full-width Receipt indexing.
After F-21 integration~30~45–55 (working centre: ~50)~15–25 (working centre: ~20)~179 named targets / requirement IDs touched or added so farMediumF-21 adds no numbered requirement and revisits three targets already touched by the historical-MAP/P2-03 work. It freezes selection-alone non-mutation, historical-base versus current chronology-predecessor semantics, one-history successor publication, no silent merge/rebase, immutable prior MAPs, and the deliberate decision not to add a special informational diagnostic.
After F-22 integration~31~45–55 (working centre: ~50)~14–24 (working centre: ~19)~179 named targets / requirement IDs touched or added so farMediumF-22 adds no numbered requirement and revisits two Help/acceptance targets. The package preserves the validated build registry as semantic authority while explicitly preventing circular overclaiming of condition-to-ID QA independence; PRD-pinned mappings remain independently testable and other allocations retain full registry/fact/Help wiring gates.
After F-23 integration~32~45–55 (working centre: ~50)~13–23 (working centre: ~18)~183 named targets / requirement IDs touched or added so farMediumF-23 adds one governing QA requirement and reconciles seven existing acceptance targets plus one F-20 consistency phrase. The package makes clock/UUID/filesystem/source-handle injection deterministic and QA-only, requires release-surface seam absence/inertness evidence, and closes named alias, Receipt, Help, source-substitution and storage acceptance gaps without adding product-facing fault controls.
After F-24 integration~33~45–55 (working centre: ~50)~12–22 (working centre: ~17)~187 named targets / requirement IDs touched or added so farMediumF-24 adds no numbered requirement and reconciles seven existing persistence/UI/Help/acceptance targets. It removes the previously proposed automatic singleton CER-history ZIP rather than specifying a new mutable archive subsystem, freezes one fresh standalone CER per successful validation, and makes cross-instance Suitcase/preferences/draft non-persistence testable.
After F-25 integration~34~45–55 (working centre: ~50)~11–21 (working centre: ~16)~192 named targets / requirement IDs touched or added so farLow–mediumF-25 adds one platform requirement and reconciles four existing storage/UI/acceptance targets. It narrows V1 browser support to certified desktop Chromium hosts, freezes Edge primary / Chrome secondary on the N100 baseline, and makes unsupported-host refusal distinct from folder-validation failure without adding fallback persistence.
After F-26 integration~35~45–55 (working centre: ~50)~10–20 (working centre: ~15)~197 named targets / requirement IDs touched or added so farLowF-26 adds one SOURCE-eligibility requirement and reconciles four existing namespace/Inventory/acceptance targets. It closes the root-only reference, CSV extension-case, reserved-namespace and governed-CVT validity boundary without widening SOURCE to paths, nested files or other governed classes.
After F-27 integration~36~45–55 (working centre: ~50)~9–19 (working centre: ~14)~198 named targets / requirement IDs touched or added so farHighF-27 is a one-target clarity cleanup. It adds no requirement and changes no behavior beyond removing the stale implication that aliases are editable in the browser Directory.
After F-28 integration~37~45–55 (working centre: ~50)~8–18 (working centre: ~13)~203 named targets / requirement IDs touched or added so farHighF-28 is a five-target clarity cleanup. It removes stale branded/brandable wording from the named in-scope HTML requirements and removes the branding term from deterministic TXT Inventory serialization without changing artifact semantics or activating deferred Brand Manifest behavior.
After F-29 integration~38~45–55 (working centre: ~50)~7–17 (working centre: ~12)~208 named targets / requirement IDs structurally reconciled or touched so farHighF-29 is structural only: truthful heading boundaries now separate Inventory from governed storage, white-label from current WASM-002 acceptance gates, and deferred composition from current Work Order requirements. Requirement population and semantics are unchanged.
After F-30 integration~39~45–55 (working centre: ~50)~6–16 (working centre: ~11)~211 named targets / requirement IDs structurally reconciled or touched so farHighF-30 repairs two authoritative title/body splits and separates EVID-W001B-UTF8-004 from damaged EVID-003 without inventing the missing EVID-003 ending. A detection-only sweep flags W002-HELP-003.2 for explicit follow-up rather than silently widening the approved package.
After F-30 follow-up~40~45–55 (working centre: ~50)~5–15 (working centre: ~10)~212 named targets / requirement IDs structurally reconciled or touched so farHighThe follow-up repairs the one explicitly approved W002-HELP-003.2 title/body sentence split surfaced by the F-30 detection sweep. No semantic or requirement-count change.
After F-31 integration~41~45–55 (working centre: ~50)~4–14 (working centre: ~9)19 omitted IDs explicitly documented in front matter; no requirement bodies changedHighF-31 explains scoped-cut numbering gaps from authoritative BM metadata. All 19 listed requirements remain V1-BACKLOG / DEFERRED in the full master; stable IDs are preserved.
After F-32 integration~42~45–55 (working centre: ~50)~3–13 (working centre: ~8)9 named requirement targets plus active explanatory terminologyHighF-32 makes MAP terminology canonical: MAP is the artifact class; Store MAP and WKO MAP are profiles. The package is terminology-only and intentionally leaves the unrelated stale nine-column phrase in W002-STOR-018.1 visible for a separate explicit contradiction cleanup.
After F-33 integration~43~45–55 (working centre: ~50)~2–12 (working centre: ~7)18 named requirement targets reconciled in this packageHighF-33 removes the unsupported RCV producer/manifest/Receipt-linkage path while preserving SCR staging and failure evidence. It also closes deterministic preserve-and-report behavior for unknown and known-but-not-emitted governed classes without adding a new Inventory schema field or DIR dependency.
After F-34 integration~44~45–55 (working centre: ~50)~1–11 (working centre: ~6)16 existing requirement targets changed + 2 new UI/acceptance requirementsHighF-34 closes the final formal Pass-1 finding package. It resolves multi-diagnostic/non-run HLP provenance, shared-core Help ownership, closed-world Help inputs, immediate-directory Inventory serialization, INFO success events, operation-bound Store context, explicit read-only Flight Recorder UI, and the longest-emitted-name path gate. The remaining work is the explicit contradiction/stale-text sweep and final verification before successor adversarial review.
After Final Sweep S-01~45~45–55 (working centre: ~50)final sweep / verification remains7 existing requirement targets reconciledHighS-01 resolves the known eight-versus-nine-column contradiction and the adjacent partially integrated F-02 WKO lifecycle schema: three-column CURRENT/DEPRECATED WKO MAP, explicit alias replacement decision, immutable historical WKOs/MAPs, read-only lifecycle presentation, and acceptance coverage.
After Final Sweep S-02~46~45–55 (working centre: ~50)final sweep / verification remains5 existing requirement targets reconciledHighS-02 aligns the Product glossary with the canonical eight-column Store MAP and retires live Store Index terminology in favour of DIR/WASM-003 across active/future-facing references, while preserving intentional negative and historical evidence references.
After Final Sweep S-03~47~45–55 (working centre: ~50)final sweep / verification remains2 existing requirement targets + 1 explanatory paragraph reconciledHighS-03 aligns Product-level Work Order terminology with the frozen WIP/WKO lifecycle: WIP is non-executable intent; only a saved, validated immutable WKO eligible under governed registry rules may become a Run target. It also repairs the inherited W002-GLOSS-029.2 sentence split.
After Final Sweep S-04~48~45–55 (working centre: ~50)final sweep / verification remains5 existing requirement targets reconciledHighS-04 aligns RID/COL/MAP staging with the frozen F-14 SCR grammar: exact final UTC, UUID and extension are allocated before candidate creation; successful publication changes only the semantic class token; MAP remains the last commit point. No requirement count or transaction-order change.
After Final Sweep S-05~49~45–55 (working centre: ~50)final sweep / verification remains3 existing requirement targets reconciledHighS-05 restores the missing F-04 existing-Store cardinality gate: same-source existing-Store materialization must match the inherited RID-header N before COL/MAP publication; mismatch refuses without changing prior Store authority, while equality proves cardinality compatibility only.
After Final Sweep S-06~50~45–55 (working centre: ~50)final sweep / verification remains30 existing WASM-002 requirement titles/bodies mechanically repairedHighS-06 is document-integrity cleanup only: thirty complete surviving sentences are restored across title/body boundaries without changing IDs, scopes, statuses, semantics, or requirement population.
After Final Sweep S-07~51~45–55 (working centre: ~50)final mechanical audit + scoped QA projection remain8 existing WASM-002 requirement titles restored from authoritative Revision RHighS-07 closes the final broad stale-text sweep with source-proven title restoration only. No requirement semantics, bodies, IDs, scopes, statuses, or population change; the next gate is mechanical verification and preparation of the WASM-002-only adversarial-QA projection.

Interpretation: progress is directional, not arithmetic proof. The authoritative completion test remains: every accepted QA/reconciliation obligation is mapped to BM, stale contradictory BL wording is removed, references/counts are verified, and the completed successor survives independent adversarial review.

53. Day 060 H-01 — F-09 serialization completion and current INV byte grammar

ACCEPTED BY T / INTEGRATED INTO REVISION BM

The Day 060 Claude-handoff preflight identified a faithful-integration defect before external review. The final S-07 master had retained the general deterministic Receipt serializer but not the exact F-09 quote-doubling / physical-line rules, and the later-expanded Inventory schema did not freeze every key and field order required for its existing byte-exact fixture obligation.

Requirement population: unchanged at 803 total / 402 SCOPE=WASM-002.

Pre-H-01 S-07 SHA-256: DC669A29D0811B8E94AFB1EE8CA2F62A7A6BE54ED14FA823EACB91F3C57D0C53.

H-01 SHA-256: 01864B32C73CDD7C63603A1C3016B3A1C5A5056BEC4DBA48FFA09E096A6763A5.

Authority note: the historical S-07 integration log remains unchanged as evidence. H-01 is an append-only Day 060 successor record.

54. Day 060 H-02 — Receipt version and fixture-pinned diagnostic allocations

ACCEPTED BY T / INTEGRATED INTO REVISION BM

H-02 freezes RECEIPT_VERSION: 1 and the stable Diagnostic IDs needed by the required byte-exact Receipt corpus. The allocation pass is bounded to actual fixture conditions. It does not create QA-only fake identities.

The pass also reconciles one previously hidden contract contradiction: F-16 had already frozen DS-CONV-001 even though the general diagnostic grammar says DOMAIN is exactly three letters. Because allocated Diagnostic IDs are permanent, H-02 preserves DS-CONV-001 as the one grandfathered four-letter legacy exception while keeping the exact three-letter rule for all new allocations.

H-01 SHA-256: 01864B32C73CDD7C63603A1C3016B3A1C5A5056BEC4DBA48FFA09E096A6763A5.

H-02 SHA-256: B9A0DF1E3F28C394A406CC2F11FB444507D1D46A60C8427B23F11402B54D63EB.

Requirement population: unchanged at 803 total / 402 SCOPE=WASM-002.

55. Day 060 H-03 — UNKNOWN_OPERATION operation-count wording cleanup

MECHANICAL INTEGRATION CLEANUP

Removed the obsolete ordinal implication from the refusal-only UNKNOWN_OPERATION description. Current BM has seven real executable operations; UNKNOWN_OPERATION is not executable.

H-02 SHA-256: B9A0DF1E3F28C394A406CC2F11FB444507D1D46A60C8427B23F11402B54D63EB.

H-03 SHA-256: 7C0D057A925FAFEE83350C411B6CC7DE954533F0813FE64745B00D2E8C794773.

56. Day 060 H-04 — conversion Diagnostic ID normalization

ACCEPTED BY T / PRE-FREEZE IDENTIFIER CORRECTION

The current conversion-suggestion Diagnostic ID is DS-CNV-001, using exactly three uppercase ASCII letters in the domain token under the canonical Diagnostic ID grammar. Meaning and behavior are unchanged: informational compatibility suggestion only after the complete Windows-1252 compatibility assessment returns COMPATIBLE, with next_action: RUN_WINDOWS_1252_CONVERSION.

Historical pre-H-04 QA and reconciliation artifacts remain byte-preserved and may contain the superseded four-letter draft spelling. Those historical bytes are not current contract authority.

H-03 SHA-256: 7C0D057A925FAFEE83350C411B6CC7DE954533F0813FE64745B00D2E8C794773.

H-04 SHA-256: E8B41617DABC648482253111E8D3984B9151DFD56BEBA490904AE41ABAE5D79B.

Requirement population: unchanged at 803 total / 402 SCOPE=WASM-002.

57. Day 060 H-05 / BM-01 — F-06 CSV refusal-oracle integration repair

APPROVED BY T / INTEGRATION REPAIR

Claude's Day 060 H-04 integration-faithfulness review identified that F-06 was referenced but not normatively integrated. H-05 copies the frozen Pass 2 §7.1–§7.11 rules into the named BM requirements below. No product decision is reopened.

Frozen clauseFinal BM home
F-06 §7.1W002-MAT-002.8
F-06 §7.2W002-MAT-002.8
P3-09W002-MAT-001.7; W002-MAT-002.8
F-06 §7.3W002-MAT-002.8
F-06 §7.4W002-MAT-002.8
F-06 §7.5W002-MAT-002.8
F-06 §7.6W002-MAT-002.8
F-06 §7.7W002-MAT-002.8
F-06 §7.8W002-MAT-003.2; W002-MAT-ACC-003
F-06 §7.9W002-MAT-002.8; W002-MAT-ACC-003
F-06 §7.10W002-MAT-002.8
F-06 §7.11W002-MAT-ACC-003
Receipt bindingW002-RCP-007

Frozen source SHA-256: F564FFC263F9A236F6996BD06D9CFC691CC8F9482D21B8A41E2347F26EE45603.

H-04 SHA-256: E8B41617DABC648482253111E8D3984B9151DFD56BEBA490904AE41ABAE5D79B.

H-05 SHA-256: 5630DA1A0CD8C8E1AFD237318D91F5D43B7221B415CD2E2EFFB2B2A06C7016B6.

Requirement population: unchanged at 803 total / 402 SCOPE=WASM-002.

58. Day 060 H-06 / BM-02 — F-02 Work Order registry-repair integration repair

APPROVED BY T / INTEGRATION REPAIR

Claude's H-04 integration review found the F-02 registry-repair behavior was still delegated to reconciliation prose rather than present as normative BM requirements. H-06 integrates the frozen repair bootstrap, stale-registry Save behavior, structural-validity line-ending rule, deterministic repair algorithm, exact-filename Run eligibility, and acceptance set.

Frozen clauseFinal BM home
F-02 §5.2W002-STOR-018.3
F-02 §5.3W002-STOR-018.3
F-02 §5.4W002-STOR-018.4
F-02 §5.5W002-STOR-018.3
F-02 §5.7W002-STOR-018.4
F-02 §5.8W002-RCP-008
F-02 §5.9W002-WKO-ACC-004

Frozen source SHA-256: F564FFC263F9A236F6996BD06D9CFC691CC8F9482D21B8A41E2347F26EE45603.

H-05 SHA-256: 5630DA1A0CD8C8E1AFD237318D91F5D43B7221B415CD2E2EFFB2B2A06C7016B6.

H-06 SHA-256: 39D1194678841E129B8AC7699ADA1722E8518EDD3CD9C0AEE53BD3E1CAABC8DE.

Explicit non-closure: BM-07 count semantics remain open.

Requirement population: unchanged at 803 total / 402 SCOPE=WASM-002.

59. Day 060 H-07 / BM-03 — F-03 Store-health integration repair

APPROVED BY T / INTEGRATION REPAIR

Claude's H-04 integration review found that DEGRADED and the Store-health gate were referenced throughout BM without a complete normative F-03 home. H-07 integrates the frozen Store-health states, evaluated-state model, DEGRADED gate, exact-current-MAP repair precondition, current-MAP selection/fallback, repair semantics, no-fork rule, CAT authority link, and acceptance set.

Frozen clauseFinal BM home
F-03 §6.1W002-STOR-019.10
F-03 §6.2W002-STOR-019.10
F-03 §6.3W002-STOR-019.2
F-03 §6.4W002-STOR-019.2
F-03 §6.5W002-STOR-019.2
F-03 §6.6W002-STOR-019.10
F-03 §6.7W002-STOR-019.10
F-03 §6.8W002-STOR-019.10
F-03 §6.9W002-STOR-019.10; W002-STOR-019.2
F-03 §6.10W002-STOR-019.2
F-03 §6.11W002-STEPS-009
F-03 §6.12W002-STOR-019.2; W002-STOR-019.10; W002-CAT-007; W002-STEPS-009
F-03 §6.13Already closed by W002-STOR-019.10 Tier-1/Tier-2 rules before H-07; not reopened

Frozen source SHA-256: F564FFC263F9A236F6996BD06D9CFC691CC8F9482D21B8A41E2347F26EE45603.

H-06 SHA-256: 39D1194678841E129B8AC7699ADA1722E8518EDD3CD9C0AEE53BD3E1CAABC8DE.

H-07 SHA-256: 66863EF52CADC6CAFAF1B51B11515B78E7D61AE715AC85451CB45EFB4B9518C0.

Requirement population: unchanged at 803 total / 402 SCOPE=WASM-002.

60. Day 060 H-08 / BM-04 — F-10 conversion-gate integration repair

APPROVED BY T / INTEGRATION REPAIR

Claude's H-04 integration review found the frozen F-10 strict-UTF8-first conversion gate was missing from normative BM text. H-08 integrates the gate and conversion-only/BOM semantics so already-valid UTF-8 cannot be reinterpreted as Windows-1252 and published as a false successful conversion.

Frozen clauseFinal BM home
F-10 §13.1W002-CONV-001
F-10 §13.2W002-CONV-001
F-10 §13.3W002-CONV-001; W002-CONV-002
F-10 §13.4W002-CONV-004
F-10 §13.5W002-CONV-004
F-10 §13.6Existing W002-CONV-004 / F-14 publication text
F-10 §13.7Existing W002-CONV-004 / related publication requirements
F-10 §13.8Existing W002-CONV-004 and P3-08 lineage requirements
F-10 §13.9W002-RCP-008
F-10 §13.10W002-CONV-ACC-001; W002-CONV-ACC-002

Frozen source SHA-256: 9A73DB717BE09D3ED92B3F0F775EEB09A214000049341FE435B7EC6DFA9255B7.

H-07 SHA-256: 66863EF52CADC6CAFAF1B51B11515B78E7D61AE715AC85451CB45EFB4B9518C0.

H-08 SHA-256: F858939756BBE90DD60D18E040C04D44CED53BA1E4DC16FA4581215B831FB02B.

Explicit non-closures: BM-11, BM-12, and BM-14 remain open.

Requirement population: unchanged at 803 total / 402 SCOPE=WASM-002.

61. Day 060 H-09 / BM-06 — truthful Receipt timelines and reachable INV fixture semantics

APPROVED BY T / MATERIAL FINDING RECONCILIATION

BM-06 is split into a normative correction now and fixture regeneration later. H-09 freezes the run timestamp event boundaries, physically possible ordering invariant, and reachable Inventory-fixture Suitcase state. Golden Receipt/INV bytes are intentionally regenerated after BM-07, BM-08, and BM-11 are resolved.

H-08 SHA-256: F858939756BBE90DD60D18E040C04D44CED53BA1E4DC16FA4581215B831FB02B.

H-09 SHA-256: FF0F2C6EAF9CDC338328AA0915E906246900314EEF8C402FA1CD379CE0BADB14.

Requirement population: unchanged at 803 total / 402 SCOPE=WASM-002.

Status: semantics integrated; BM-06 remains open until the golden corpus is regenerated and mechanically rechecked.

62. Day 060 H-10 / BM-07 — registry-repair change-set count semantics

APPROVED BY T / MATERIAL FINDING RECONCILIATION

H-10 defines the repair Receipt's REGISTERED_CURRENT_* and REGISTERED_DEPRECATED_* fields as the change set created by this repair Run, not full successor-registry totals. The bootstrap repair WKO must appear in the appropriate registered list when the repair commits it.

H-09 SHA-256: FF0F2C6EAF9CDC338328AA0915E906246900314EEF8C402FA1CD379CE0BADB14.

H-10 SHA-256: E2595A8E033820F675987824161A30A87EF7AE160E3A47B784822234668B0BA4.

Requirement population: unchanged at 803 total / 402 SCOPE=WASM-002.

Status: semantics integrated; replacement fixture remains pending coordinated corpus regeneration.

63. Day 060 H-11 / BM-08 — RID_ACTION owning-stage semantics

APPROVED BY T / MATERIAL FINDING RECONCILIATION

H-11 freezes RID_ACTION as an observed execution fact. New-Store CREATED is established only by successful SCR→RID promotion; existing-Store REUSED is established when the exact inherited RID is selected and validated. Candidate intention alone never establishes RID creation.

H-10 SHA-256: E2595A8E033820F675987824161A30A87EF7AE160E3A47B784822234668B0BA4.

H-11 SHA-256: 58430F6CC872EA59CD76E10397E389A0084F6EF86607302857220662E4D4931F.

Requirement population: unchanged at 803 total / 402 SCOPE=WASM-002.

Status: semantics integrated; affected MATERIALIZE fixtures remain pending coordinated corpus regeneration.

64. Day 060 H-12 / BM-09 — diagnostic semantic scope and closed-world Help fact contracts

APPROVED BY T / MATERIAL FINDING RECONCILIATION

H-12 narrows broad H-02 fixture diagnostics to their actual fixture conditions and allocates specialized Diagnostic IDs where frozen Help duties require richer declared facts.

H-02 publication diagnostics carrying only artifact_class/collision_retry_count are now explicitly collision-exhaustion diagnostics, not broad publication-failure buckets.

H-11 SHA-256: 58430F6CC872EA59CD76E10397E389A0084F6EF86607302857220662E4D4931F.

H-12 SHA-256: 0AA4F83BDA46A0424F3483639F2F7D276970992E038FE517B76ACDD2E74CD5FF.

Requirement population: unchanged at 803 total / 402 SCOPE=WASM-002.

65. Day 060 H-13 / BM-10 — zero-byte NO_HEADER_RECORD golden Receipt requirement

APPROVED BY T / MATERIAL FINDING RECONCILIATION

H-13 corrects the false whole-Receipt equivalence statement and requires two distinct byte-exact P3-09 refusal Receipts: zero-byte source and exact UTF-8-BOM-only source.

H-12 SHA-256: 0AA4F83BDA46A0424F3483639F2F7D276970992E038FE517B76ACDD2E74CD5FF.

H-13 SHA-256: 76FC16D4C2EDEBD07C03299843D41C3D64D8363E25CB81BDF9ED029391F6E9A2.

Requirement population: unchanged at 803 total / 402 SCOPE=WASM-002.

Status: semantics integrated; actual replacement Receipt bytes await the coordinated fixture rebuild after BM-11.

66. Day 060 H-14 / BM-11 — CONVERT undefined Windows-1252 byte offset oracle

APPROVED BY T / MATERIAL FINDING RECONCILIATION

H-14 completes the CONVERT undefined-byte refusal contract. The owning stage remains the pre-transcoding compatibility assessment established in H-08.

H-13 SHA-256: 76FC16D4C2EDEBD07C03299843D41C3D64D8363E25CB81BDF9ED029391F6E9A2.

H-14 SHA-256: 887D5530049551C630B218AEA92AB1BD0D8BCE46F92A64052F09EB2A2420F171.

Requirement population: unchanged at 803 total / 402 SCOPE=WASM-002.

Status: semantics/fixture oracle integrated; replacement Receipt bytes await the coordinated corpus rebuild after BM-12.

67. Day 060 H-15 / BM-12 — self-contained complete Windows-1252 mapping

APPROVED BY T / MATERIAL FINDING RECONCILIATION

H-15 moves the normative Windows-1252 authority fully inside the WASM-002 freeze set.

H-14 SHA-256: 887D5530049551C630B218AEA92AB1BD0D8BCE46F92A64052F09EB2A2420F171.

H-15 SHA-256: E034DA4BC0ED6C5FFA0ABAC01FC23A9A2A83F2E37A707AD28DB0DD6F03FB05B9.

Requirement population: unchanged at 803 total / 402 SCOPE=WASM-002.

Status: BM-12 semantics integrated; coordinated fixture regeneration may now proceed after the remaining clarity/package cleanup.

68. Day 060 H-16 / BM-13 — whole-document data-search regeneration and case-insensitive sweeps

APPROVED BY T / CLARITY FINDING RECONCILIATION

H-16 regenerates the search index for all 803 requirement articles from visible requirement ID + title + body and converts the relevant audit sweeps to case-insensitive checks.

H-15 SHA-256: E034DA4BC0ED6C5FFA0ABAC01FC23A9A2A83F2E37A707AD28DB0DD6F03FB05B9.

H-16 SHA-256: B86EA18324626A2F5F1439C397695BB8E707C7322EAA93C563A609072C356242.

Requirement population: unchanged at 803 total / 402 SCOPE=WASM-002.

69. Day 060 H-17 / BM-14 — conversion Receipt colon-form cleanup

APPROVED BY T / CLARITY FINDING RECONCILIATION

H-17 fixes the remaining stale Pass 2 checklist wording in W002-CONV-004.2/.3. The STOR-019.10 half of BM-14 was already repaired in H-07.

H-16 SHA-256: B86EA18324626A2F5F1439C397695BB8E707C7322EAA93C563A609072C356242.

H-17 SHA-256: 070EE2970AD27F0541ED711EB598CCBB41AEF1656243F0CD0C5AF21F07BF6249.

Requirement population: unchanged at 803 total / 402 SCOPE=WASM-002.

70. Day 060 H-18 / BM-15 — front-matter and omitted-ID cleanup

APPROVED BY T / CLARITY FINDING RECONCILIATION

H-18 removes the stale duplicate current front matter and completes the derived omitted-ID table while preserving all 803 numbered requirements unchanged.

H-17 SHA-256: 070EE2970AD27F0541ED711EB598CCBB41AEF1656243F0CD0C5AF21F07BF6249.

H-18 SHA-256: 7EC5EACFDB728A42E08F5DC129E67FC5C667FEC65A790833DDF4C97042BFF853.

Requirement population: unchanged at 803 total / 402 SCOPE=WASM-002.

71. Day 060 H-19 / BM-16 — packet completeness and documentary correction

APPROVED BY T / CLARITY FINDING RECONCILIATION

H-19 supplies the two promised P2-07 evidence files and a corrected successor to the H-04 carried-item disposition while preserving historical source artifacts byte-for-byte.

H-18 SHA-256: 7EC5EACFDB728A42E08F5DC129E67FC5C667FEC65A790833DDF4C97042BFF853.

H-19 SHA-256: 30F126B30FC7AAD9E5F93DDF9D3E9CCE2482D3AC10ED986DDABA41539F0D5ED0.

Requirement population: unchanged at 803 total / 402 SCOPE=WASM-002.

Finding-set state: all 16 H-04 Claude findings now have an integrated response; closure still requires the coordinated replacement fixture corpus where applicable and independent Claude focused re-check.

72. Day 060 H-20 — coordinated replacement fixture corpus

ACCEPTANCE-EVIDENCE REGENERATION

H-20 regenerates one coherent fixture corpus against the H-19 semantic contract rather than patching the historical H-02 fixtures in place.

H-19 SHA-256: 30F126B30FC7AAD9E5F93DDF9D3E9CCE2482D3AC10ED986DDABA41539F0D5ED0.

H-20 SHA-256: D4146498C79976B9D5B1B6AD54DAB3579805FDF96FDA535C27F1FA941097B13E.

Requirement population: unchanged at 803 total / 402 SCOPE=WASM-002.

Next gate: final whole-master/scoped-cut mechanical audit, packet hash manifest, then focused Claude re-check.

73. Day 060 H-21 / N-01 — stale Work Order Description acceptance gate replaced

APPROVED BY T / BLOCKING FINDING INTEGRATION

Claude's H-20 focused re-check found one remaining blocker: W002-UI-ACC-019 still exercised the retired standalone Work Order Description model.

H-20 SHA-256: D4146498C79976B9D5B1B6AD54DAB3579805FDF96FDA535C27F1FA941097B13E.

H-21 SHA-256: C690629063F098EFE42074F1B6FBB5902BB2797D83C0A1CFDD5D78D95262D664.

Requirement population: unchanged at 803 total / 402 SCOPE=WASM-002.

Finding status: N-01 integrated H-21 — pending independent Claude re-check.

74. Day 060 H-22 / BM-11 — eligible CSV source fixture

APPROVED BY T / MATERIAL FINDING FIXTURE REPAIR

H-22 changes only the BM-11 undefined-Windows-1252 fixture family so it enters the real CONVERT path under W002-WKO-009.1.

H-21 SHA-256: C690629063F098EFE42074F1B6FBB5902BB2797D83C0A1CFDD5D78D95262D664.

H-22 SHA-256: E7E13190F4812A37056A89FE8B8A22A357738CFB909ED1237E476D647512CDD9.

H-22 fixture corpus SHA-256: 052B093CE5F11408119D82C6E9B86883A72B71B6641509440EAD475E8C62C22E.

Requirement population: unchanged at 803 total / 402 SCOPE=WASM-002.

Finding status: BM-11 fixture repaired H-22 — pending independent Claude re-check.

75. Day 060 H-23 / BM-06 — reachable Inventory review Suitcase

APPROVED BY T / MATERIAL FINDING FIXTURE REPAIR

H-22 SHA-256: E7E13190F4812A37056A89FE8B8A22A357738CFB909ED1237E476D647512CDD9.

H-23 SHA-256: 11C8DBA3110248520AC94E7AE5D0A4F453BC9CA41550454BDE43C5873C575348.

H-23 fixture corpus SHA-256: 9FDA70B748D2E4720933F69A6959064E7DC7F7202A92A0DFF2A43AE72AF93F51.

Requirement population: unchanged at 803 total / 402 SCOPE=WASM-002.

Finding status: BM-06 fixture repaired H-23 — pending independent Claude re-check.

76. Day 060 H-24 / BM-08 — split MATERIALIZE publication refusal boundary

APPROVED BY T / MATERIAL FINDING CONTRACT + FIXTURE REPAIR

H-23 SHA-256: 11C8DBA3110248520AC94E7AE5D0A4F453BC9CA41550454BDE43C5873C575348.

H-24 SHA-256: 4AB612D372F6E3938AF62A27FD0024515A8F1E2AED09112D273B6A70C21280D7.

H-24 fixture corpus SHA-256: F570506E045534576D7737963B11155B5B4E1EF79E239A5EE850F57188C5A7F8.

Requirement population: unchanged at 803 total / 402 SCOPE=WASM-002.

Finding status: BM-08 contract/fixture repaired H-24 — pending independent Claude re-check.

77. Day 060 H-25 / BM-04 — freeze already-valid-UTF-8 CONVERT refusal

APPROVED BY T / MATERIAL FINDING CONTRACT + FIXTURE REPAIR

H-24 SHA-256: 4AB612D372F6E3938AF62A27FD0024515A8F1E2AED09112D273B6A70C21280D7.

H-25 SHA-256: FC4B686E84E9BB69C10710232267E68D659C87FC96575343981AC9784FCEE6C6.

H-25 fixture corpus SHA-256: 6B9FEC152B576E8CBA01A606EDD0097A9E6B4481F35EB6F5673D1D6249F0867D.

Requirement population: unchanged at 803 total / 402 SCOPE=WASM-002.

Finding status: BM-04 contract/fixture repaired H-25 — pending independent Claude re-check.

78. Day 060 H-26 / BM-09 — allocate repairable-DEGRADED routing diagnostic

APPROVED BY T / MATERIAL FINDING DIAGNOSTIC ALLOCATION

H-25 SHA-256: FC4B686E84E9BB69C10710232267E68D659C87FC96575343981AC9784FCEE6C6.

H-26 SHA-256: 5344605B86C4CF670823369523D3E1E03F4BD7060AD1981F5814A9E3A79741CC.

H-26 fixture corpus SHA-256: 748FC63C68AAA8107BDC54CC949285FC4AF838BD58C1287E052666D14CC6BF23.

Requirement population: unchanged at 803 total / 402 SCOPE=WASM-002.

Finding status: BM-09 diagnostic allocation integrated H-26 — pending independent Claude re-check.

79. Day 060 H-27 / N-02 — stale routing and recovery-evidence wording removed

APPROVED BY T / CLARITY FINDING CLEANUP

H-26 SHA-256: 5344605B86C4CF670823369523D3E1E03F4BD7060AD1981F5814A9E3A79741CC.

H-27 SHA-256: 4E98F306E8054F50E0BAE9AC4F373E516A5B2C8FAB5A9561CD63AF06C58948F5.

Requirement population: unchanged at 803 total / 402 SCOPE=WASM-002.

Finding status: N-02 integrated H-27 — pending independent Claude re-check.

80. Day 060 H-28 / N-03 — canonicalize fixture-pinned diagnostics JSON

APPROVED BY T / CLARITY FINDING MECHANICAL CLEANUP

H-27 SHA-256: 4E98F306E8054F50E0BAE9AC4F373E516A5B2C8FAB5A9561CD63AF06C58948F5.

H-28 SHA-256: 151CA640F7BA2EB4238F2262D8510D277B7DD5A23D9C50D17C8B2AA9206E660A.

H-28 fixture corpus SHA-256: EA8574532101EEFDD4CA69C55BF666BDC4FB4178C7A84E8781A86CCEDCA2D35D.

Requirement population: unchanged at 803 total / 402 SCOPE=WASM-002.

Finding status: N-03 evidence normalized H-28 — pending independent Claude re-check.

81. Day 060 H-29 / N-04 — make DS-UTC-001 MAP profile explicit

APPROVED BY T / CLARITY FINDING DIAGNOSTIC-FACT CLEANUP

H-28 SHA-256: 151CA640F7BA2EB4238F2262D8510D277B7DD5A23D9C50D17C8B2AA9206E660A.

H-29 SHA-256: 34577FEA11387DBEE4F1234568A8270EDECCB7297D542F306BD753E9D3D06229.

H-29 fixture corpus SHA-256: 618803BFEF07DCC1087BE5119F4FC57372679E96D4218D020F1F2E037DD287F5.

Requirement population: unchanged at 803 total / 402 SCOPE=WASM-002.

Finding status: N-04 integrated H-29 — pending independent Claude re-check.

82. Day 060 H-30 / BM-05 — Pass-1 decision traceability refresh

APPROVED BY T / CLARITY FINDING TRACEABILITY REFRESH

H-29 SHA-256: 34577FEA11387DBEE4F1234568A8270EDECCB7297D542F306BD753E9D3D06229.

H-30 SHA-256: B8D5BFAF736869513FD63EDBB082CB3C1FB7A6A1C2DA6915FCC8FF5CDF35D064.

Traceability SHA-256: E43C201D88BB0A7603E238255540245281A40AAAF03EF1519B9F2E93FEBFF8E8.

Disposition successor SHA-256: 0491B68FC9DD1187037DC7D4ACA5366B596311D71526AA59CA07736E7FF1E1F3.

Requirement population: unchanged at 803 total / 402 SCOPE=WASM-002.

Finding status: BM-05 traceability refreshed H-30 — pending independent Claude re-check.

83. Day 060 H-31 — Final Freeze Clarity Integration and T Acceptance

APPROVED AND ACCEPTED BY T / WASM-002 REVISION BM FROZEN

H-30 SHA-256: B8D5BFAF736869513FD63EDBB082CB3C1FB7A6A1C2DA6915FCC8FF5CDF35D064.

H-31 frozen SHA-256: D6F85013375BC39FA63D901C2AFBFCC23821F8E69A97FAA32525AC6C1D9749B6.

Frozen focused cut SHA-256: 63B4D7C99F562974B8F2473CA476198F09FE2C3E8F6BBB698488D403256DBD0F.

Fixture corpus retained unchanged: 618803BFEF07DCC1087BE5119F4FC57372679E96D4218D020F1F2E037DD287F5.

Requirement population: 803 total / 402 SCOPE=WASM-002.