- D6: hseq_sweep took the tu_snapshots snapshot UNCONDITIONALLY, one line before the `if nfix:`
that decides whether to edit. A TU that normalize_self_decls merely INSPECTED was therefore
registered, and the phase-2 MISMATCH backstop attributed ANY group failure to a "self-decl edit"
that was never made -> revert + `0/N banked`. Measured: 909 of 909 groups took that branch while
NSD actually fires on ~25% of members (3 of 12 probed). The §103 tu-scope path below has always
snapshotted inside `if _rep["moved"]:`; NSD now matches it.
- After the fix: NON-NEUTRAL 909 -> 303 (consistent with the fire rate) and STILL 0 banked — the 606
groups that now take the normal path bank nothing, so the lever's verdict is REAL, not an artifact:
this residue is not self-decl-conflict-bound. Lever measured, closed, zero.
- R14 on my own conclusion: I byte-measured a firing case instead of trusting the backstop —
func_80162CCC/ov_SC01_000 builds to 9052dc0e... WITH and WITHOUT the NSD edit (byte-NEUTRAL), so
the surviving 303 verdicts are wrong too (likely accumulated multi-member edits in one TU).
Logged as a named open item, not chased: the lever yields 0 either way.
- The tell, twice in one session (§134): a 100% rate is a property of the mechanism, not of 1,622
different functions. Three earlier sweeps over the same population reported 0 NON-NEUTRAL.
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