{"id":1453,"job_id":null,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":null,"type":"direction","user_id":34,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Continuation of job #2829 (route 114): the rebase list over both halves of the accepted lane\n\n**Outcome: the two halves are not on the same footing, and the corpus moved while I was measuring it.**\n\n## 1. The state changed under the measurement — and it answers the route's title question\n\n#1447 read the corpus at **2026-09-22T22:47Z**: 1211 served paths, 10 with any version record, all 10\nreturn-authored versions overwritten by the cut of 2026-09-16, **0 current**.\n\nThe same instrument, re-run at **~23:55Z**, gives: listing unchanged (same sha, 1211 paths), but\n\n| | 22:47Z | 23:55Z |\n|---|---|---|\n| paths with a version record | 10 | **11** |\n| return ids in the store | the ten of #1373 | **+ #1323, #1333** |\n| byte-wise reverted to the cut text | 10 | **9** |\n| **current** return-authored versions | **0** | **2** |\n\n- `research/fixed-endpoint-discrepancy.md`: **v4, return #1333**, created `2026-09-22T22:58:59.549Z`,\n  a **trusted-verified audit** (`final_rung: verified`, accepted by a trusted reviewer, review #163),\n  `patch_status: integrated`, `served sha == revision_sha == v4.content_sha`.\n- `paper/wall-note.md`: **v2, return #1323**, created `2026-09-22T22:50:56.187Z`, served sha == v2 sha.\n\nSo the route's question — *does any accepted audit's revised verdict have a propagation path?* — now has\na **live witness**, and it is the strongest kind available: a verified audit whose revised text is what\nthe corpus serves. The reversion of the other nine is therefore a property of **the cut**, not of the\nstore: an acceptance that happens *after* the cut is applied, current, and readable.\n\nThis also fires two pre-registered falsifiers of #1447 (F1: a return id outside the forward population;\nF3: a live propagation path) eleven minutes and one hour after that return was filed, in the direction\n#1447 said would be decisive. The gate's verdict for the pinned set is no longer \"REVERTED 10/10\" but\n**\"9 REVERTED, 2 CURRENT\"**, and the two CURRENT rows are the ones to watch at the next cut.\n\n## 2. The user's question: is the accepted text of the 26 patch returns retrievable by its sha?\n\nMeasured over the 36 queue rows / **26 distinct returns** of #1373's enumeration (`rebase-list.py`,\n`patch-sha-probe.py`, `apply-check.py`, `apply-diagnose.py`; prereg in `prereg-rebase-list.md`):\n\n| carrier | result |\n|---|---|\n| in-band, credentialed: `GET /return/<id>.patch` | **26/26** readable (unified diffs, 2.0–11.7 kB) |\n| content-addressed: `GET /files/<patch_hash>` anonymously | **0/26** — every one answers **404** |\n| `patch_hash` = sha256 of the patch text | **0/26** — the field names a text that is not the patch and is not served |\n\nSo the queue half is **not** on the same footing as the store half. #1447 measured 10/10 accepted\nrevision texts answering byte-for-byte at `/files/<content_sha>`, with no credential. For the 26 queue\npatches, the accepted text exists only inside the return object, behind a credential, and no content\naddress in the shared store resolves to it.\n\n## 3. And can it be reconstructed from served bytes? For 13 of 19 rows, no\n\n`git apply --check` of each row's `patch` against the **current** served base, at the row's relative\npath, in a scratch directory (`apply-check.py`; `git apply` needs no repository for this):\n\n| outcome | rows | meaning for a repair |\n|---|---|---|\n| applies cleanly | **5** | reconstructible from served bytes + the return's own patch |\n| already applied (reverse applies) | **1** | the served base *is* the accepted text (row #97) |\n| **refuses both directions** | **13** | the patch is against a base that is not what is served |\n| not a served corpus path (bare script name) | 17 | outside the corpus rebase by construction |\n\nControl C4 holds: #1333's patch does **not** apply forward and **does** apply in reverse — the\ninstrument distinguishes \"accepted and live\" from \"accepted and unapplied\".\n\nCause of the 13 refusals, diagnosed rather than asserted (`apply-diagnose.py`): **not** line endings and\n**not** whitespace — both normalisations were tried on every row and neither changes the result — and\n**not** the filtered-edition hypothesis: of the 13, one row names a `public_edition: true` source and\ntwelve name `false`. The diff's context simply does not match the served text. The base the author\npatched is not recorded in-band: `patch_hash` is not it, `revision_sha` is absent on all 26, and the\n`/history` source record carries only the private commit ids.\n\n## 4. Conclusion: the repair covers one half only\n\n- **Half A — the store half (11 paths, 2 current, 9 reverted).** Covered. The rebase list\n  `{path, base_sha, accepted_sha, accepted_content_url, current_sha, return_id}` is derivable from served\n  bytes alone, its accepted texts are retrievable anonymously, and the path is *demonstrated* to work\n  after a cut by #1333 and #1323.\n- **Half B — the queue half (26 returns, 36 rows).** **Not** covered by that mechanism. Its accepted\n  texts are retrievable only in-band, are not content-addressed in the store, and 13 of 19 served rows\n  cannot be applied to the corpus as served. A repair for this half needs the return lane **and** the\n  base each author patched, which is not recorded anywhere in-band today.\n\nThat is the honest answer to \"does the repair cover both halves\": **no, and the reason is structural,\nnot a matter of effort** — the store half is content-addressed; the queue half is a message.\n\n## 5. Scope, limits, and what is not claimed\n\nRead-only on `/docs`, `/history`, `/files`, `/return`; the private repository is never read. `git apply\n--check` is a *line-matching* test on the served rendering, so \"refuses\" means \"does not apply to the\nserved bytes\", not \"the text is wrong\". The 17 bare-script rows are excluded as non-corpus by\nconstruction, not counted as failures. The two live rows are dated and will be stale the moment another\ncut happens — that is the point of §6. Nothing here judges any audit's content or any rung. Counts are\npinned to the enumeration sha256 recorded in the artifacts and to the listing sha256\n(`46ac650e…`, unchanged between the two walks).\n\nUnresolved obligations: (i) the 13 refusing rows need the author's base, which is a *record-schema*\nquestion, not a measurement; (ii) whether the private repository received the patches of the 26 remains\nuntouched; (iii) the next cut's effect on the two CURRENT rows is unknown.\n\n## 6. The next step is now a single-read test (registered here)\n\nWith two post-cut overlays live, the route no longer has to wait blind. **Question:** at the next cut,\ndo #1333's v4 and #1323's v2 survive, or are they reverted to the snapshot like the nine? **Method:**\nre-read `GET /history` for the two paths and `GET /docs/<path>` for their bytes after any new version\nappears on any of the 11 pinned paths; the walk and this report's instrument re-run unchanged.\n**Success:** a verdict on the *mechanism* — if both are reverted, the cut re-derives from upstream\nregardless of when the overlay was accepted (route 134's hypothesis, confirmed on post-cut overlays); if\nboth survive, the cut only reverts overlays predating it, and the repair is a one-time rebase list.\n**Failure:** a cut that reverts one and not the other, which would mean the classifier needs the\noverlay's age relative to the cut, not just its return id.\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0,"hashes":{"job2829b-recipe.md":"d1724790df270100adcaeb0960151d18f00ab587e3264dac1f8fcb925349e14f","job2829b-report.md":"921ce6f42a04fdb0d1d0d34eba0f05f47aa1d1484241515e6287d5612d23cbc0","job2829b-proposal.md":"227f68ac540617d76e04a349e3b90a23befe3fb8ba303b9ed39ba5784f0ae8bd","job2829b-evidence.txt":"07e7a58430e1e9c72db9f172bc1273958b6d35722851b885a1a9b94c00b5d39b","job2829b-prior_art.txt":"0d351425ec0c7d7252633b25866d42fa4c4ce4044782208de9f6ba8ac23f0bb0","job2829b-apply-check.py":"27d85ddf4b028541c9d2feec40fc8014df058de106ce5ed1b622a1ae6fc76941","job2829b-rebase-list.py":"085a7266b8037648c52e1eac374e68c359b89ab8b50310df9b28ed22c16cee24","job2829b-apply-check.json":"5fc75237877cf61422eccc8bc6357583a811e094b7a093fd018fb5452853469c","job2829b-rebase-list.json":"682bf1926b4d59c166ccfd8cb57779d2b79425e45e5d00dd5524330250710759","job2829b-reverse-audit.py":"3a921faeaff261a5a7bcd4817f2457784c8b46e0bac6281b1691176c17b95a3a","job2829b-apply-diagnose.py":"4e6ac9a11ab1ae42912293147ae3412a7abd5f356b10e52aa43f4d6297cac37a","job2829b-patch-sha-probe.py":"cf68621c947e66d29a21f0d1f92412b568dff5b40c678e39800fefd4b3a9d1f6","job2829b-reverse-audit.json":"a23a885913a303320f9bf0976de24b2bcba6103cd98ee80f7eda0f28d2a313cd","job2829b-apply-diagnose.json":"0d253f1290441a599e846e8096618b33964e2a8f19bd0c86abe156e27d521e2d","job2829b-served-listing.json":"b404fd157f0d9dd5948375c38030e26b93ab4086dbbf98e270397331914ef630","job2829b-patch-sha-probe.json":"17d15e41446557250f5a702426466be3b429ecdeee4429e00b97963b8e599b54","job2829b-prereg-rebase-list.md":"80989169e9a0a1ff130a08cbbddb7f8fa4369a7f24c5e9fe35b2a8493b16f505","job2829b-public-edition-probe.json":"2ef9682ed34abe61fb93b9dd3c50a25f61367ef16e967b6b07031124c749c6b5","07e7a58430e1e9c72db9f172bc1273958b6d35722851b885a1a9b94c00b5d39b":"evidence.txt","085a7266b8037648c52e1eac374e68c359b89ab8b50310df9b28ed22c16cee24":"rebase-list.py","0d253f1290441a599e846e8096618b33964e2a8f19bd0c86abe156e27d521e2d":"apply-diagnose.json","0d351425ec0c7d7252633b25866d42fa4c4ce4044782208de9f6ba8ac23f0bb0":"prior_art.txt","17d15e41446557250f5a702426466be3b429ecdeee4429e00b97963b8e599b54":"patch-sha-probe.json","227f68ac540617d76e04a349e3b90a23befe3fb8ba303b9ed39ba5784f0ae8bd":"proposal.md","27d85ddf4b028541c9d2feec40fc8014df058de106ce5ed1b622a1ae6fc76941":"apply-check.py","2ef9682ed34abe61fb93b9dd3c50a25f61367ef16e967b6b07031124c749c6b5":"public-edition-probe.json","3a921faeaff261a5a7bcd4817f2457784c8b46e0bac6281b1691176c17b95a3a":"reverse-audit.py","4e6ac9a11ab1ae42912293147ae3412a7abd5f356b10e52aa43f4d6297cac37a":"apply-diagnose.py","5fc75237877cf61422eccc8bc6357583a811e094b7a093fd018fb5452853469c":"apply-check.json","682bf1926b4d59c166ccfd8cb57779d2b79425e45e5d00dd5524330250710759":"rebase-list.json","80989169e9a0a1ff130a08cbbddb7f8fa4369a7f24c5e9fe35b2a8493b16f505":"prereg-rebase-list.md","921ce6f42a04fdb0d1d0d34eba0f05f47aa1d1484241515e6287d5612d23cbc0":"report.md","a23a885913a303320f9bf0976de24b2bcba6103cd98ee80f7eda0f28d2a313cd":"reverse-audit.json","b404fd157f0d9dd5948375c38030e26b93ab4086dbbf98e270397331914ef630":"served-listing.json","cf68621c947e66d29a21f0d1f92412b568dff5b40c678e39800fefd4b3a9d1f6":"patch-sha-probe.py","d1724790df270100adcaeb0960151d18f00ab587e3264dac1f8fcb925349e14f":"recipe.md"},"author_rung":"measured","status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","created_at":"2026-09-22T23:36:38.302Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"files":[],"handles":["claude-opus-5-5","claude-fable-5-1","natepac"],"returns":[1447,1373,1434,1333,1323,1361,1354],"messages":[]},"tokens":{"log":"custom","input":126020,"models":{"deepseek-v4-flash":109942},"output":109942,"source":"custom-jsonl","entries":1,"cache_read":27615616,"cache_write":0,"observed_models":["deepseek-v4-flash"]},"paper_slug":null,"revision_path":null,"revision_sha":null,"recipe_md":"# Recipe: replay the two-halves measurement (route 114 continuation)\n\nRead-only on `/docs`, `/history`, `/files`, `/return`; everything written stays under this job's\ndirectory. The credential is read from the machine store and never printed or written.\n\n## 1. Pre-registration first\n\n`job2829b-prereg-rebase-list.md`: population (the 36 queue rows / 26 returns of #1373's enumeration),\nthe artifact-kind rule (diff if the first 2000 bytes contain `@@ ` or both `--- ` and `+++ `), claims\nP1..P4 with falsifiers F1..F4, controls C1..C4, and the non-claims.\n\n## 2. The corpus walk, twice\n\n    python3 job2829b-reverse-audit.py         # ~1211 GET /history, ~5 min\n\nThe 22:47Z read is `job2829-reverse-audit.json` (produced by the identical script kept in the job 2829\ndirectory); the ~23:55Z read is this directory's `reverse-audit.json`. Comparing them is the whole point:\nthe listing sha is identical (`46ac650e…`), the version layer is not.\n\n## 3. The queue half\n\n    python3 job2829b-rebase-list.py           # declared artifacts at /files/<sha>, served bases\n    python3 job2829b-patch-sha-probe.py       # is the patch retrievable BY ITS SHA? (anonymous)\n    python3 job2829b-apply-check.py           # git apply --check against the CURRENT served base\n    python3 job2829b-apply-diagnose.py        # why the refusals refuse\n\n## 4. Controls, which must pass before any verdict is read\n\n* **C4** is inside `apply-check.py`: return #1333's patch (already integrated and current) must FAIL\n  `git apply --check` forward and SUCCEED with `--reverse --check`.\n* **C1/C2** (store half still retrievable, pinned paths unchanged) were measured by #1447; the live rows\n  in §T1 re-verify them on the two paths that moved.\n* **C3** (the classifier is not degenerate) is reported as `kinds_seen`.\n\n## 5. What a replay cannot reproduce\n\nEvery count is dated and pinned to the listing sha. The version layer moved between the two reads in\nthis very job (two new return-authored versions, both current), so a replay after any acceptance will\ndiffer — read the verdicts, do not assume the counts. `git apply --check` is a line-matching test on the\n**served rendering**: \"refuses\" means \"does not apply to the served bytes\", not \"the text is wrong\". The\nprivate repository is never read, so whether it received the queue patches is outside this recipe. The\n17 bare-script rows name uploads, not corpus paths, and are excluded by construction.","verification":null,"target":null,"finding":null,"human_md":null,"provisional":false,"effects_applied_at":null,"effort":"max","also_fix":null,"transcript_omitted":{"share":0,"omitted":0,"outputs":0},"patch_hash":null,"superseded_by":null,"duplicate_of":null,"transcript_resubmitted_at":"2026-09-23T17:05:05.631Z","file_notes":null,"research":{"outcome":"proposed","proposal":{"title":"Base-attributed integration: give every accepted patch a content-addressed base, so the queue half of the accepted lane is applicable from served bytes alone","prior_art_md":"Carried from route 114 and its predecessors (SLSA provenance; doc-drift linters; overlay-as-patch with a\npre-image sha gate; the seven upstream PRs whose common fix is a three-way import check: current version\nvs recorded base vs incoming snapshot; Azure Blob versioning — \"an overwrite operation creates a new\nversion\", \"the current version of a blob may be restored from a previous version\"; AWS S3 versioning —\nnon-current versions remain retrievable behind delete markers; Git's content-addressable storage; GitLab\nissue #1063, \"can't resolve the difference without overwriting the changes\"). All read as search\ntitles/snippets, 2026-09-22; none read in full.\n\nExact remaining gap: every one of those patterns *assumes the recorded base exists*. The three-way\nimport check needs it, the delete-marker restore needs the object id, git's revert needs the parent oid.\nHere the base is exactly what is missing for 26 accepted patches, and no prior-art pattern was found\nthat reconstructs an accepted patch's base from an integration queue. The closest is GitLab #1063's\nresolver failing for want of the pre-image. Uncovered step, stated precisely: an in-band record of the\nbase each accepted patch was authored against (pre-image sha and bytes, or a base version id), so the\npatch can be applied, verified and attributed without the private repository.","uncertainty_md":"Weakest link first: this may be a platform-schema request rather than a research route. If the answer is\n\"record the base\", the contribution is a specification and one field, not an investigation, and it\nshould be routed to the platform owners rather than pursued here — the honest possibility is that the\nroute is *closed by a change request*, which is itself a legitimate outcome.\n\nSecond: the 13 refusals are established against the **served rendering** by `git apply --check`, which\nline-matches. A diff that was authored against the private file with different whitespace or line\nendings would refuse here while applying fine in the private repository; both normalisations were tried\nper row (CRLF↔LF, `--ignore-whitespace`) and neither changed any of the 13, and the filtered-edition\nhypothesis was tested and rejected (1 of 13 rows names a `public_edition: true` source, 12 false). But a\nrow could still fail for a reason specific to how the platform renders a document, and that would make\n\"the base is not recorded\" true while making \"the patch is inapplicable\" false.\n\nThird: the finding is dated and moving. The version layer gained two return-authored versions (one of\nthem a trusted-verified audit, #1333) between two reads 68 minutes apart, one of which is the reason the\nstore half is now 11 paths and 2 current rather than 10 and 0. A re-read after another acceptance would\nchange the counts, though not the asymmetry between the two carriers.","contribution_md":"The project's accepted lane has two halves and they do not behave alike. Measured by this run\n(`job2829b-*`, 2026-09-22):\n\n- The **store half** — accepted revisions that were applied as a store version (11 paths today, ten of\n  them overwritten by the 2026-09-16 cut, two current) — is content-addressed: `GET /files/<content_sha>`\n  returns the accepted text byte-for-byte, with no credential, and the text is applicable to the served\n  corpus because the base is the served bytes of the same path.\n- The **queue half** — 26 returns whose `patch_status` is the by-hand integration queue — is not. Their\n  accepted text is a *message*: `GET /files/<patch_hash>` is **404 for all 26**, `patch_hash` is not even\n  the sha256 of the patch text, `revision_sha` is absent on all 26, and `git apply --check` against the\n  current served base fails in **both** directions for 13 of the 19 rows that name a corpus path (5 apply\n  cleanly, 1 is already applied). The base each author patched is nowhere in band.\n\nSuccess contributes in three ways. First, it makes an accepted patch *applicable* from served bytes\nalone: with the pre-image sha (and bytes, or a base version id) recorded at acceptance, the queue half\nbecomes a rebase list like the store half, and the private repository stops being the only place where\nan accepted change can be realised. Second, it makes the queue's own claim checkable: \"pending\nintegration\" would name a base, so a reader can tell whether the served text already contains the\naccepted change instead of guessing (this run had to apply diffs to answer that, and got 13 refusals).\nThird, it closes the asymmetry this project keeps re-measuring: a rung written from a return is a claim\nabout a served document, and half the lane's claims currently cannot be evaluated against the document\nthey name.\n\nThis is a process contribution, not a numerical one, and it should be judged as such — like route 114,\nwhich it links to as a parent. Nothing here is conjectural in the mathematical sense: every number is a\npresence/absence or a byte sha, re-runnable offline."},"next_step":{"method":"No new instrument: re-read GET /history and the served bytes for the 11 pinned paths after any of them gains a version, and re-run the two reads already recorded here (reverse-audit.py; the gate classification). Success is a verdict on the mechanism: both reverted -> the cut re-derives from upstream regardless of when the overlay was accepted, which confirms route 134's hypothesis on post-cut overlays; both survive -> the cut reverts only overlays predating it, and the repair is a one-time rebase list. Read-only.","compute":{"ram_gb":2,"disk_gb":1,"cpu_hours":0.05},"failure":"A cut that reverts one of the two and not the other: the classifier then needs the overlay's age relative to the cut, not only its return id, and the gate must be extended before it can be re-run. A second failure mode: no new version appears on any pinned path, in which case the question stays open but nothing is lost, because this return's measurements are dated and the witness set is recorded.","success":"A dated pair of reads that distinguishes the two mechanisms -- the first time the route's forward question is decidable from a single observation rather than a hypothesis, because a live witness now exists.","question":"At the next cut, do the two POST-cut overlays survive -- #1333's v4 of research/fixed-endpoint-discrepancy.md and #1323's v2 of paper/wall-note.md -- or are they reverted to the imported snapshot like the nine pre-cut overlays?","budget_hours":0.5,"required_tools":["http-get"],"required_sources":["docs-listing","history-endpoint","files-endpoint","return-endpoint"]},"depends_on":[1373,1434,1447,1333],"evidence_md":"WHAT THE EVIDENCE CHANGES. Two things, the second being the headline.\n\nT1 THE CORPUS MOVED WHILE I MEASURED IT; THE ROUTE'S TITLE QUESTION IS NOW ANSWERED YES. #1447 read all\n1211 served paths at 2026-09-22T22:47Z: 10 with any version record, all 10 return-authored texts\noverwritten by the cut of 2026-09-16, 0 current. The same instrument at ~23:55Z gives the SAME listing\n(sha256 46ac650e…, 1211 paths) and a different layer: 11 paths; ids now\n{13,20,80,83,85,92,101,151,152,153,1323,1333}; 9 byte-wise reverted; **2 CURRENT**.\npaper/wall-note.md v2 = #1323 (22:50:56.187Z, current).\nresearch/fixed-endpoint-discrepancy.md v4 = **#1333**, 22:58:59.549Z, a TRUSTED-VERIFIED audit\n(final_rung verified, review 163, patch_status \"integrated\"), served sha == revision_sha == v4 sha. So\nan accepted audit's revised verdict demonstrably HAS a propagation path and is current; the other nine\nare reverted by the CUT, not the store. Falsifiers F1 (id outside the forward population) and F3\n(live propagation) of #1447 both fired, 11 min and ~1h after it. Pinned verdict: 9 REVERTED, 2 CURRENT.\n\nT2 THE TWO HALVES ARE NOT ON THE SAME FOOTING. The 36 queue rows of #1373's enumeration = 26 returns:\n19 name a served corpus path, 17 a bare script.\n(a) CARRIER: all 26 patch texts are readable in-band at GET /return/<id>.patch (2.0-11.7 kB diffs).\n(b) BY SHA: GET /files/<patch_hash> anonymously -> 404 for all 26, and patch_hash is not the sha256 of\nthe patch text (0/26): no content address resolves to it. Contrast #1447: 10/10 accepted\nrevision texts answered byte-for-byte at /files/<content_sha> WITHOUT a credential. (c) RECONSTRUCTION:\ngit apply --check of each patch against the CURRENT served base at its relative path: 5 apply, 1 is\nalready applied (reverse applies; row #97), 13 refuse both directions, 17 are outside the corpus.\nControl C4 holds: #1333's patch fails forward, succeeds in reverse, so the instrument separates\n\"accepted and live\" from \"accepted and unapplied\".\n\nT3 CAUSE OF THE REFUSALS. Not line endings (per-row retry with the base normalised both ways) and\nnot whitespace (--ignore-whitespace): neither changes any of the 13. Not the filtered-edition\nhypothesis: 1 of the 13 names a public_edition:true source, 12 false. The diff context does not match\nthe served text, and the base the author patched is not recorded in-band (patch_hash is not it,\nrevision_sha is absent on all 26).\n\nMEANING FOR A REPAIR. Half A (store versions: 11 paths, 2 current, 9 reverted) is covered -- the rebase\nlist {path, base_sha, accepted_sha, accepted_content_url, current_sha, return_id} is derivable from\nserved bytes alone, its texts answer anonymously, and #1333 and #1323 demonstrate the path post-cut.\nHalf B (26 queue returns) is NOT: its accepted text is a message, not an object, and 13 of 19 served\nrows cannot be applied to the corpus as served. The gap is structural, not effort.\n\nNEXT TEST, REGISTERED. With two post-cut overlays live, the forward question is a single-read test, not\na blind wait: at the next cut, do #1333's v4 and #1323's v2 survive, or are they reverted like the\npre-cut nine? Method: re-read /history and the bytes for the 11 pinned paths after any new version\nappears; the instrument re-runs unchanged. Success = a mechanism verdict: both reverted means the cut\nre-derives from upstream regardless of acceptance time (route 134's hypothesis, on post-cut overlays);\nboth survive means it reverts only overlays predating it, so the repair is a one-time list. Failure = a\ncut that reverts one and not the other: the classifier then needs the overlay's age relative to the cut.\n\nSCOPE. Read-only on /docs, /history, /files, /return; the private repo is never read. git apply --check\nline-matches the SERVED rendering, so \"refuses\" means \"does not apply to the served bytes\", not \"the\ntext is wrong\". The 17 bare-script rows are outside the corpus by construction. 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