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• a perf half added tomorrow cannot go undocumented, because one table now drives the gate's parse, its usage line, its module doc and both operator docs — and the figures that had drifted from whatever owns them, including a timing resolution quoted ten times better than the shipped tolerance, point at the owner instead of restating it (#1436) 4568d998 · dbf3dbe6…
• a corrected census stops being replaced by a fresh one, because ADR 0012's table drops the completeness claim that had already missed a consumer on the day it landed and states its rule instead, the swallowing publication read that consumer used is deleted along with it so outside loot-core there is no route to one left to enumerate, and HUNT-PERF's list of which perf halves re-open their fixture per repetition, which refuted itself inside a single sentence, is deleted in favour of each half's own doc rather than pinned as prose, which is #1587's half of the same defect (#1593) 4995641a · dbf3dbe6…diff
• three sweeps running, the commit that DELETES an asserted-complete list writes a new one in the sentence that replaces it - so the recurrence itself is recorded as a named shape rather than fixed a fourth time and forgotten: the replacement is where the next list gets written, because the author is mid-sentence explaining what the true set IS. and this change caught itself committing the class TWICE while writing, which is the evidence rather than an embarrassment - an amendment draft saying the page said twelve in FOUR places where it was five, and a draft of the replacement paragraph writing six of the NINETEEN artifacts. both numbers are gone. the six-item metadata list becomes the PROPERTY: the set is the StoreArtifact trait, RepoStore::read routes every implementor through one door, and what keeps the conclusion true as the set GROWS is each impl path resolving to a named file under the store root - verified across all nineteen, none into the object directory. the conclusion that carries the 0% gate is kept verbatim, because it was never the wrong part. a THIRD copy of that enumeration, which the ticket did not name, was found and folded in. the twelves take a RULE rather than a sweep: drop the numeral where the sentence is a present-tense claim about the current table, KEEP it where the sentence narrates what ADR 0073 decided or refused as an EVENT. fifteen sites fixed, six deliberately LEFT - including the ADR title, which is the name the decision was accepted under, and a dated amendment recording what one mechanical edit touched, since correcting THAT is precisely the defect this ticket warns about. one of the twelves was already off by one and now states the property instead. the durable guard refuses a cardinal standing before opt-in halves across derived directories, and its LIMITS are in its own header rather than discovered later. the mutation that matters most is M2: writing todays CORRECT number, fourteen, is still RED, which is what stops the next reader fixing it to a value that expires. and the control that mattered is M3: the first draft tokenized raw text, so a count split by an 80-column comment wrap read clean - it PASSED OVER ITS OWN DOC COMMENT, which was quoting the offending phrase - and with the comment-marker strip removed and the defect still in place the pin goes GREEN, which is what proves the strip load-bearing rather than decorative. the fourth count of the roster population is deleted and all three of its escape routes closed, and the ADR stops citing a miscounting line as its authority for the run-versus-night correction, making the landing times the authority and citing that line only for the NAME. the negative-control heading is narrowed to what was actually measured, on the fixture rather than on the metric, and the two unreconciled readings of one measurement are reconciled once - where the ticket own framing was itself slightly off, since the two are the same commit pair measured in two sessions (#1907) b781aefd · dbf3dbe6…diff

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