phase9: ledger — cycle-4 363 bodies, rare-epilogue model confirmed, bad-claim isolation

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LESSON: the coordinator over-generalized a class consequence from a census;
worker B's empirical falsification is the correct checks-and-balances that
makes the team structure work.
## Cycle 4 (continued) — 363 bodies; rare-epilogue model confirmed
| Cycle | New bodies | Total bodies | New regions | Total regions | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| c4 (to date) | +64 | **363** | +64 | **372** | green merges |
- Worker B: 26 new this cycle. The rare-epilogue three-way model got its
textbook confirmation: 0x800F8928 (sub-case b) behaves exactly as
predicted (maspsx off fixes the 4-byte epilogue, every move becomes or;
mutual exclusion). Three independent confirmations now: 0x80021FF4 (a),
0x800F8928 (b), 0x800FBDC0 (c). Pass-through 5th flavour
(discard-an-argument-outright). Stale-request pruning automated by B.
- Worker C: 4 merged; 0x8002E3FC DROPPED from the merge (claimed but
LENGTH-MISMATCH 88 vs 80 against the tracked registry — reported back
with evidence).
- GATE INCIDENT methodology held: a single bad row broke the whole-binary
gate with a cascade (1,101,999 differing bytes), isolated by comm of the
candidate vs registry, verified per-row, dropped, re-gated green. This is
the merge-to-candidate safety working as designed.
- Registry: 372 / 363. All gates green; SHA-1 stable; 229 tests.