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T0.6 measured: the autopsy's integration bucket (315 match_one MATCHes, 'blocked only on plumbing')
banked 0/27 through the full gate_stage ladder. Two causes, neither plumbing:
(1) UNDEFINED DATA SYMBOLS — the gate fails at LINK on symbols defined in NO overlay's symbol file.
match_one compiles one TU and never links, so an extern resolving nowhere is structurally
invisible to it. (Refuted the obvious alternative: the drafts WERE authored for the right binary.)
(2) STALE DRAFTS — 'redefinition of struct S80172C50': the struct was since lifted into
engine_types.h, so the draft's own copy collides. A stored draft is scored against TODAY's tree.
=> FOUR match_one blindness classes now catalogued: §81 jump tables, §84 masked %lo, §87 link, §87
staleness. A match_one MATCH is 'this TU compiles to the right bytes with relocations masked' —
nothing about linking, nothing about the current tree. A stored MATCH is a CLAIM WITH A TIMESTAMP.
Consequence: with §83's 44%-misfiled finding, docs/backlog.md's headline count is NOT a work queue.
Re-gate a sample before planning against any stored-draft pool. Cheap discriminator added (grep each
D_ symbol against the binary's symbol files; any UNRESOLVABLE will fail at link regardless of ladder).
MY RECOMMENDATION WAS WRONG: I ranked this pool first on 'highest certainty of any pool we have'.
The certainty was an artifact of a tool that cannot see link errors. 0 banked, 0 tokens, tree clean.