Two entries. (1) The session's through-line: seven 'codegen walls' examined,
seven instrument defects, none the compiler -- and the reusable law that a
verdict class which CANNOT FIRE is worse than one that does not exist, because
it turns 'I don't know' into confident wrong advice. SaveLoadRoutine's 1,165
instructions are the price: a byte-identical body behind a verdict naming the
wrong subsystem, for a whole phase.
(2) Drew's decision not to convert the ~2,073 functions / ~12,116 duplicate
copies of dedup-hygiene backlog, on the sotn precedent our cookbook records
('sotn writes duplicate funcs explicitly'), with the caveat that the claim rests
on one parenthetical of ours rather than sotn's repo. Gate --no-propagate from
here; the backlog is orthogonal to completion %.
Drew T
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