§322b — the carve class is COMPLETABLE, and every worktree CARVE-REFUSED was an
instrument verdict (.run/sig.<b>.jsonl is gitignored, absent from worktrees, so
jr_inventory read every carve as UNOWNED). build_carve's refusal is EXACT, not
conservative — one object emits one contiguous .rodata — and the real fix
(isolate into its own subseg) already exists and harvest_verify already runs it.
Live census: 71 non-contiguous of 123 jtbl stubs; 21 of those are twins of
already-banked bodies (3,852 ins) free at ~25s each. End-to-end byte-proven in
23 seconds. Remaining blockers are 18 overlay_src_split plumbing defects (<=30
lines each) plus a jr_isolate_all port for main.
§332b — the §332 "walls" are a per-OBJECT assembler mode, not a C limit. A 3-line
maspsx reorder-passthrough + as -O2 is byte-INERT across the whole 800c3/800c2
objects and yields 0 diffs for SIX walls whose drafts already exist. That turns
"permanently unbankable" into a per-object Makefile switch and retires
oracle_reorder.py. Only 13 of the 15 listed walls are even reachable.
§378c — a FIFTH decl-blocker variant: the DRAFT redeclares a type/data/callee the
TU or a header already owns. Fix the draft to the TU's spelling (§367), never the
reverse. Two "integration-blocked" rows were phantoms, one of them my own
--any-proto pre-pass breaking a sibling TU (variant 4, second bite).
accelerators #19 — a verdict recorded inside an isolated environment describes the
ENVIRONMENT. Isolation exists so the worker sees less; every gitignored input is a
difference it cannot distinguish from a genuine rejection, and it writes that
difference down once per function. Negative-control the environment with a
known-good item; assert the worker's inputs; report a missing input as MISSING,
never as a verdict.
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