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§270 — The A-prop 0-bank anatomy: a byte-correct body still needs FOUR layers to agree (P31 S59)
The free A-prop lane staged 117 mechanically-remapped drafts a pass and banked ZERO, three passes running. The autopsy decomposed into four INDEPENDENT defects — none of them the body:
82/117 shape-DIFF staged anyway (the filter read reloc status==AGREE and ignored shape)
35/82 ONE ordinal-pairing defect (§271) — the value/offset swap
16/117 match_one MATCH, TU rejected (§272 — the (void)-decl + empty-call wall)
19/117 standalone COMPILE-FAIL used as a TU verdict (§273 — wrong oracle)
Law: a mechanical remap is judged four times — instructions (match_one), symbols
(reloc_identity), TU coexistence (rtu_match / the gate ladder), whole-binary bytes (the gate) —
and a lane that stages on fewer than all four burns a build per missing layer, per pass, forever.
The four verdicts disagree BY DESIGN (each sees what the others mask); the lane must consume all
of them. .run/maintenance.sh now stages on status∈{AGREE,UNRESOLVED} ∧ shape==MATCH, keyed
(binary, fn) — overlays share function NAMES (three binaries each carry a func_8013BCDC), so
an fn-keyed set/rowmap silently acts on the wrong binary's row (bit reloc_identity --fix too).