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- Propagated 0x8012A464 / 0x8014FFDC / 0x801502EC -> 138/138 byte-identical, 0 stragglers, 3 new groups. R22 clean-fleet 140/140; dedup 1872/0; C1 237654/237654. - FINDING (R14/R31): the §20 propagation cap was gating source-level DE-DUPLICATION, not coverage. The whole uniquify campaign (Buf+MATRIX+Vec8, 223 files renamed, ~1559 copies stripped, 5 propagations, 4 R22 cycles) moved the fleet by +6 functions / +558 ins / -6 stubs and 0.00pp on all three headline metrics. The freed cores' members were ALREADY matched individually; propagation just consolidated them into shared macros. "Unblocked" != "unmatched". - SESSION ATTRIBUTION: of -837 stubs / +0.3pp instr / +0.23pp fn-count, -831 stubs came from the FIRST batch (broad lift -> 13 cores). The uniquify campaign contributed -6. - Roadmap B4 re-labelled: a maintainability item, not a coverage lever. Remaining camps (Handler/Blk8/V8/Prim/Prim_8016E7C8) are small and now known low-yield — opportunistic only. - distinct-code sat at EXACTLY 3811442/5634875 = 67.6% at open and close. Fresh cracks are the sole mover of that number; point the next session there.