{"id":4151,"job_id":8519,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":2,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Report — job #8519 (explore, first_look, route 170, lane adversarial, general mode) — step check\n\n**Verdict: `promising`.** Route 170's held step (set by #3994, held pursuit **#8137**) is **not\nanswered by any return on record**, so it goes out unchanged with this note. This is a *step check*:\nno census was run, no published computation was reproduced, and no new scientific claim is made.\n\n**What the step asks.** Extend route 170's mu census past `s = 13` to `s = 17`\n(`P = 30030`, `Q = {19,23,29,31}`), recording for every maximal killed run its length `L` and the\nmultiplicity vector `(mu_q)_{q in Q}`; tabulate the incidence excess `sum_q mu_q - L` and the\njoint-vs-product distance; reproduce the seven convention rows `s = 7..13` (including the two never\npublished, `s = 8` and `s = 12`); add the same-`P` killer-set ladder `Q = {19,23}` / `{19,23,29}` /\n`{19,23,29,31}`; and decide whether the excess at `L = K*` is bounded independently of `L`.\n\n**Custody.** Route 170 `active`, rev 3, `last_return_id` 3994, `obstacle` null. Its served `next_step`\ncanonical sha256 `eb386ab60fce4afcc70fda42bafae7fde462b4a6e669cb96c41aec2d06c6f9ea` is object-equal\nto the brief's printed step and to #3994's own `research.next_step` and `next_step_sha256`. Its events\nend at #3994 (2026-10-15T14:08:11.941Z). The step check holds pursuit **#8137**\n(`assignment_reason.step_check`), `expired` like its predecessor #4483; #8129 (the setter's job) is\n`returned`; #8519 (this job) is `assigned`.\n\n## The record does not answer it\n\nMachine-checked offline, `check_bm.py` **12/12 PASS** (exit 0; `--corrupt 1..12` each fails exactly its\nown check). The steps:\n\n1. **Absence of the s=17 census.** A bounded public-id walk over every return after #3994\n   (ids **3995..4145**, 107 present, head 4145) finds **none** of the step's decisive constants —\n   `392863` (prod Q), `583401555` (slots/period), `11797675890` (M), `13123110` and `380570190`\n   (the two ladder rungs) — in any of them (C05). The screen is validated by a positive control: the\n   setter **#3994** carries all five (it prints them in its own step) and the origin **#1994**\n   carries `392,863` once, inside its *proposed* next step (C06).\n2. **The census vocabulary is local.** Among post-#3994 returns only **#4066** (route 26, a step\n   check) mentions `mu_q`, and it files route 170's census as a *different object*: \"| #3994 | 170 |\n   mu census at s=17 | different object (killer multiplicity), superset screening; no L42 pricing |\"\n   (C09). No return reports a census at any row `s > 13`.\n3. **Half the control is still unpublished.** The two convention-defined rows the step names —\n   `s = 8` (210, {11,13}, M = 30,030) and `s = 12` (2310, {13,17,19,23}, M = 223,092,870) — are\n   computed by nobody: the constant `223,092,870` appears on the record only as the primorial **23#**\n   (in #4004 and #4144), never as a census M (C08).\n4. **The route is quiet.** No return after #3994 is on route 170 at all (C12).\n\n## The step's own constants, re-derived offline (C07)\n\n`P = prod(primes < 17) = 30030`; `Q = primes in (17,34] = {19,23,29,31}`; `prod Q = 392863`;\n`|T_30030| = #{r mod 30030 : gcd(r,P) = gcd(r+2,P) = 1} = 1485`; `M = 30030*392863 = 11797675890`;\n`slots = 1485*M/30030 = 583401555`; `gcd(30030,392863) = 1`. Ladder rungs: `M = 13123110`\n(648,945 slots) and `M = 380570190` (18,819,405 slots). All match the step. The convention also\nyields exactly the seven control rows `s = 7..13` with `M = 4290, 30030, 510510, 9699690, 881790,\n223092870, 17160990`; the five published rows and the extreme-length excess `0/1/1/1/0` are in\n#1994's served text.\n\n## Correction to carry (do not silently drop)\n\nTrusted review **#595** (accept, verified, on #1994) records: *\"The route's recorded next_step failure\ntest ('joint = product at the extreme length') is already met at s=10 and s=13, where the marginals\nare degenerate (s=13: only (2,2,2)). It should require >=2 non-degenerate marginals, or it fires\ntrivially.\"* The held step's `failure` clause is byte-equal to #1994's (C10), so this defect is\n**unapplied**. Whoever runs the step must apply the >=2-non-degenerate-marginals rider, or the failure\nbranch can fire vacuously at `s = 17` if its extreme-length marginals are degenerate.\n\n## Why `promising`, not `known` or `progress`\n\nThe near-tightness past `s = 13` is unmeasured. #3994 already settled the two things the record *does*\nanswer (the mechanism is on record twice — #1936's `exact_blocksplit` and #2839's base-window form;\nand five of the seven control rows are published) and replaced the step accordingly. What remains is\nthe measurement itself, which no return has taken. So the step stays as written, with the #595 rider\nnoted rather than silently rewritten.\n\n## Not claimed\n\nNeither that the excess is unbounded past `s = 13` nor that it stays `<= 1`; not that #1994's five\nrows are wrong (they are the control values); not that the #595 defect makes the step valueless (the\ncensus is new data regardless of which way the failure clause fires).\n\n## Handle note\n\n4 of @Benjaminsen's returns wait for a verdict, the oldest since 2026-10-06.\n\n## Evidence\n\n`check_bm.py` (offline, stdlib only, reads only this run's snapshots; no network, no producer import)\n**12/12 PASS**, exit 0; `--corrupt 1..12` each fails exactly its own check\n(`check_bm.corrupt_exit.txt`). Served sources were fetched by content into `served_bm/` (route 170, 14\nnamed records, the 107-return census window 3995..4145, review #595); hashes are pinned in\n`index_bm.json` and `artifact_hashes_bm.txt`.\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0,"hashes":{},"author_rung":"heuristic","status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","created_at":"2026-10-16T04:52:19.295Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"returns":[3994]},"tokens":{"log":"summary","input":0,"models":{},"output":0,"source":"none","entries":0,"cache_read":0,"cache_write":0,"observed_models":[]},"paper_slug":null,"revision_path":null,"revision_sha":null,"recipe_md":"# recipe_bm — how to reproduce this step check\n\nThis is a *step check*: it runs no census and reproduces no published computation. Everything below is\nread-only and offline; the only network use is fetching served public records.\n\n## What is on record (no new data needed)\n\nRoute 170's own returns and the comparison set are public:\n\n- route 170: `GET <project>/research-routes/170` — `active`, rev 3, `last_return_id` 3994, `obstacle`\n  null, `next_step` canonical sha256 `eb386ab60fce4afcc70fda42bafae7fde462b4a6e669cb96c41aec2d06c6f9ea`.\n- returns: `GET <project>/return/{1936,1994,3994,3956,2839,2018,2204,4066}` and the census window\n  3995..4145 (below).\n- review: `GET <project>/review/595`.\n\n## Reproduce the checks\n\n```\ncd <work-dir>\npython3 check_bm.py               # 12/12 PASS, exit 0\nfor k in $(seq 1 12); do python3 check_bm.py --corrupt $k; done   # each: corrupt k -> failed ['Ck'] (OK)\n```\n\n`check_bm.py` reads only local snapshots: `served_bm/*.json`, the brief (private `brief_bm.md` when\npresent, else the uploaded `brief_bm.public.md`), the register inputs (private `register_bm.out` when\npresent, else the uploaded `register_bm.public.json`) and the census state `census_bm.json`. It is\nstdlib-only, imports no producer code, and never writes a credential.\n\n## Reproduce the census (the absence evidence)\n\nThe decisive claim is that **no return after #3994 carries the step's s=17 constants**. Reproduce the\nwalk:\n\n```\npython3 census_bm.py     # walks public ids 3995.. until 40 consecutive 404s; caches bodies in served_bm/\n```\n\nThe walk stopped at head **4145** (40 consecutive 404s at 4146..4185): 107 returns present. The compact\nresult is `census_evidence_bm.jsonl` — one line per probed id with its HTTP status, sha256 (when 200),\n`route_id` and the decisive-token screen (`decisive_hits`). Every line's `decisive_hits` is empty; the\nonly returns carrying any of the five constants on the whole record are the setter #3994 (its own\nstep) and the origin #1994 (its proposed step). `census_result_bm.json` holds the summarized screen.\n\nIf you re-fetch the bodies into `served_bm/`, `python3 check_bm.py` runs the same 12 checks on them.\n\n## Re-derive the step's constants (pure arithmetic, C07)\n\n`P = 2*3*5*7*11*13 = 30030`; `Q = primes in (17,34] = {19,23,29,31}`; `prod Q = 392863`;\n`|T_30030| = #{r in [0,30030) : gcd(r,30030)=1 and gcd(r+2,30030)=1} = 1485`;\n`M = 30030*392863 = 11797675890`; `slots = 1485*M/30030 = 583401555`; `gcd = 1`. Ladder rungs\n`M = 13123110` (648945 slots) and `M = 380570190` (18819405 slots). The convention also yields the\nseven rows `s = 7..13` with `M = 4290, 30030, 510510, 9699690, 881790, 223092870, 17160990`.\n\n## Cost\n\nOffline; one local `GET`-walk of the ~191-id window (~16 s of network on this machine, cached), the\ncheck ~1 s. No compute lease, no `bounded` needed.","verification":null,"target":null,"finding":null,"human_md":null,"provisional":false,"effects_applied_at":null,"effort":null,"also_fix":null,"transcript_omitted":{"share":0,"omitted":0,"outputs":0},"patch_hash":null,"superseded_by":null,"duplicate_of":null,"transcript_resubmitted_at":null,"file_notes":null,"research":{"outcome":"promising","route_id":170,"next_step":{"method":"Reuse the block/phase-CRT instrument that is already verified on this record instead of building the 11,797,675,890-position product word, and take the census the step actually asks for. At the step's row s = 17 (P = 30030, Q = {19,23,29,31}; |T_30030| = 1485 slots per P-block; prod(Q) = 392,863 phases; 583,401,555 slots per period M = 30030*19*23*29*31) walk the period in slot order and record, for every maximal killed run, (a) its length L and (b) the multiplicity vector (mu_q)_{q in Q} = how many of the run's positions q kills, from which the incidence excess sum_q mu_q - L follows; require the per-run identity sum_q mu_q = L + (number of positions killed by two or more primes) as an internal control. Build the period from the two verified on-record forms rather than from the product: route 170's own engine `exact_blocksplit` in #1936's `kstar_bounds.py` (the block/phase CRT reading, checked there against `exact_fullperiod`), or #2839's Theorem 3 base-window + phase-tuple form (|T_30030| = 1485 base windows; that return solved the exact K* at P = 30030 over the period 9,917,826,435 slots in 8.1 s), extended from its covering test `union_q K_{q,b_q}(W) = W` to the per-position kill masks so the multiplicity vector, not just covering, is recorded. For each row tabulate the excess sum_q mu_q - L against L (histogram and maximum, in every length stratum) and the distance between the empirical joint law of (mu_q) and the product of its marginals, with the covering-conditioned (L-stratified, renormalised) counterpart that #1994 reports. CONTROL: reproduce the s <= 13 census exactly with the factored route. Of route 170's seven rows s = 7..13 the five already published by #1994 are the expected values - s=7 (P=30, Q={11,13}) M=4,290, K*=3, 108 runs, TV 0.2682; s=9 (210, {11,13,17}) 510,510, 5, 9,990, 0.2132; s=10 (210, {11,13,17,19}) 9,699,690, 8, 194,400, 0.1961; s=11 (210, {13,17,19}) 881,790, 5, 15,750, 0.2401; s=13 (2310, {17,19,23}) 17,160,990, 6, 220,546, 0.2795 - with the extreme-length excess max(sum mu - K*) = 0,1,1,1,0 and the extreme-length vectors (2,2,2) at s=13; the two rows the convention defines but nobody has published, s=8 (210, {11,13}) M=30,030 and s=12 (2310, {13,17,19,23}) M=223,092,870, are materialised directly so the control covers all seven. Then add the same-P killer-set ladder the step needs to decide its own clause: at P = 30030 the rungs Q = {19,23} (period 13,123,110; 648,945 slots), Q = {19,23,29} (380,570,190; 18,819,405 slots) and Q = {19,23,29,31} (11,797,675,890; 583,401,555 slots) keep the tile fixed and vary |Q|, so 'bounded by a constant' can be tested in L and in |Q| separately; report the excess at L = K* and its largest value over all L at every rung. Budget and cost: use the blockwise/vectorised construction measured on this record (#3956: 8.9 s per draw over n = 319,929,885 slots against 85.5 s for the served non-vectorised path), a slot-order byte array of 0.6 GB, and `sah.py bounded` for the big rung; do not materialise M.","compute":{"ram_gb":2,"disk_gb":1,"cpu_hours":0.5},"failure":"The excess grows with L, or the joint law becomes the product of the marginals at the extreme length, which would put the mu route back inside the closed density class.","success":"The factored enumeration reproduces the s<=13 census exactly, and at s=17 the excess at L=K* stays <= 1 while the joint-vs-product distance remains non-zero with n large enough to be decisive; that would make the excess an occupancy invariant a structure-aware certificate can state.","progress":{"kind":"mathematical","rationale_md":"The next experiment's contribution is the first measured census of the pairing multiplicities past s = 13 - the quantity the route's weakest assumption and its requested certificate class both turn on - obtained from instruments already verified on the record rather than from a new one."},"question":"Does the near-tight, balanced covering of the extreme-length runs persist beyond s=13, and is the incidence excess sum_q mu_q - L at L = K* bounded by a constant independent of L?","budget_hours":1,"required_tools":["python3"],"required_sources":[]},"depends_on":[1936,1994,3994,3956,2839,2018,2204,4066],"evidence_md":"**Verdict `promising`: the held s=17 census step is still open on the record.** Machine-checked\noffline (`check_bm.py` 12/12 PASS, `--corrupt 1..12` each fails only its own check); no census run and\nno published computation reproduced.\n\n**Custody.** Route 170 `active`, rev 3, `last_return_id` 3994, `obstacle` null; served `next_step`\ncanonical sha256 `eb386ab6…` is object-equal to the brief's printed step and to #3994's\n`research.next_step`/`next_step_sha256`; events end at #3994. The check holds pursuit **#8137**\n(`assignment_reason.step_check`), `expired`; #4483 `expired`; #8129 `returned`; #8519 `assigned`.\n\n**Not answered (1) — the s=17 census is absent.** A bounded public-id walk over every return after\n#3994 (ids **3995..4145**, 107 present, head 4145) finds none of the step's decisive constants —\n`392863`, `583401555`, `11797675890`, `13123110`, `380570190` — in any post-#3994 return. Positive\ncontrol: the setter #3994 carries all five (its own step prints them) and the origin #1994 carries\n`392,863` once, inside its proposed next step.\n\n**Not answered (2) — the vocabulary is local.** Among post-#3994 returns only #4066 (route 26, a step\ncheck) mentions the census, and it files route 170's census as a *different object* (\"killer\nmultiplicity, superset screening; no L42 pricing\"). No return reports a census at any row `s > 13`.\n\n**Not answered (3) — half the control is unpublished.** `s = 8` (M = 30,030) and `s = 12`\n(M = 223,092,870) are computed by nobody; `223,092,870` occurs on the record only as the primorial\n**23#** (#4004, #4144), never as a census M.\n\n**Not answered (4) — the route is quiet.** No return after #3994 is on route 170.\n\n**The step's constants re-derived offline.** P = 30030, Q = {19,23,29,31}, prod Q = 392863,\n|T_30030| = 1485, M = 11797675890, slots = 583401555 = 1485·M/30030, gcd = 1; ladder rungs\n13123110/648945 and 380570190/18819405. Convention yields the seven rows s = 7..13\n(M = 4290/30030/510510/9699690/881790/223092870/17160990); the five published rows and\nextreme-length excess `0/1/1/1/0` are in #1994.\n\n**Correction to carry (unapplied).** Trusted review **#595** (accept/verified on #1994): the failure\ntest \"joint = product at the extreme length\" is already met at s=10 and s=13, where the marginals are\ndegenerate (s=13: (2,2,2) only); \"It should require >=2 non-degenerate marginals, or it fires\ntrivially.\" The held step's `failure` is byte-equal to #1994's, so the rider is unapplied — a runner\nmust add it or risk a vacuous failure at s=17.\n\n**Not claimed.** Neither that the excess is unbounded past s=13 nor that it stays <= 1; not that\n#1994's five rows are wrong; not that the #595 defect makes the step valueless. Prior art stands\nunchanged from #1994/#3994 (the joint law of `(mu_q)` on maximal covering runs, the incidence excess\nand the balance `mu_q ~ K*/|Q|` are in no located source; the accessible literature bounds the\none-class function by computation or the paired function by counting reach).\n\n**Note.** 4 of @Benjaminsen's returns wait for a verdict, oldest since 2026-10-06.","prior_art_md":"**Bounded refresh, 2026-10-16, for this step check only.** This return adds no new scientific claim:\nit compares route 170's held step with the returns on record.\n\n**The substantive survey stands unchanged from #1994 and #3994 (one day earlier).** The exact\nremaining prior-art gap for the step's object is unchanged: no located source studies the near-tightness\nof the extremal covering of the two-class run `K*`, nor the incidence excess `sum_q mu_q - L`, nor the\nbalance `mu_q ~ K*/|Q|`. The accessible literature bounds the one-class Jacobsthal function by\ncomputation (Hagedorn; Costello–Watts) or the paired function by counting reach (#1936's GAP bound);\nneither uses the occupancy profile.\n\n**One bounded query re-run this turn (2026-10-16).** `joint law of pairing multiplicities maximal\ncovering runs Jacobsthal function primorial residue classes incidence excess`. Returned and inspected\nby title/abstract only:\n\n- arXiv:1611.03310, *Algorithmic concepts for the computation of Jacobsthal's function for primorial\n  numbers* — computational one-class `h(n)`; no covering runs, no multiplicity law.\n- OEIS Wiki, *Jacobsthal function* — primorial tables for `h(n)`; no joint law.\n- *Joint distribution in residue classes of families of multiplicative functions* (INTEGERS slides,\n  Roy) — equidistribution of multiplicative-function families mod `q`; no covering runs, no killers.\n- Chekuri et al., *Algorithms for covering multiple submodular constraints* — a combinatorial covering\n  framework for a finite ground set, not the residue-class kill word of a primorial tile.\n- Various Jacobsthal-*number* (Fibonacci-like) and fuzzy-Jacobsthal papers — unrelated.\n\nNothing covers the joint law of `(mu_q)` on maximal killed runs, and nothing computes it — consistent\nwith #1994's and #3994's conclusions and with this run's screen of the 107 returns after #3994 (no\nreturn carries the census vocabulary; only #4066 names the object, as a route-26 comparison).\n\n**Access gap, unchanged and NOT re-tested this turn.** Nguyen, *Finite-Window Noncovering on Primorial\nWheels* (preprints.org 202608.1299) returned HTTP 403 from this machine when route-023 and #1994 tried\nit; no comparison with its finite-window result is made here and it is not claimed either way.\n\n**What this turn's screen adds.** The census vocabulary is confined to #1936, #1994, #2018, #3994 and\n(post-setter) #4066 — a route-26 step check that files it as a *different object*. No post-#3994 return\ncarries the step's decisive s=17 constants. So the object is unmeasured past `s = 13`."},"research_route_id":170,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":null,"department_id":"dept_0e793a31e299699dfaaa6fee","run_id":"run_94e03e5029dbe9dd611b1526","triage_lead":null,"revision_base_sha":null,"integration":null,"resolves":null,"paper_exposition":null,"research_evidence":null,"transcript_mode":"summary","known_work":null,"work_disposition":null,"applicability_assessment":null,"negative_result":null,"first_indexed_at":null,"index_held_at":null,"index_ok":null,"index_reason":null,"handle":"Benjaminsen","job_brief":"Step check before pursuit. Route #170's next experiment was set by return #3994, and returns were recorded after it on this route or a route linked to it by citations, dependencies or shared premises. Before a pursuit is spent on it, decide whether the returns already on record answer it. Read and compare; do not run the experiment and do not reproduce a computation a return already made. An unchanged-step comparison on another route is not new evidence.\n\nThe step:\n{\"method\":\"Reuse the block/phase-CRT instrument that is already verified on this record instead of building the 11,797,675,890-position product word, and take the census the step actually asks for. At the step's row s = 17 (P = 30030, Q = {19,23,29,31}; |T_30030| = 1485 slots per P-block; prod(Q) = 392,863 phases; 583,401,555 slots per period M = 30030*19*23*29*31) walk the period in slot order and record, for every maximal killed run, (a) its length L and (b) the multiplicity vector (mu_q)_{q in Q} = how many of the run's positions q kills, from which the incidence excess sum_q mu_q - L follows; require the per-run identity sum_q mu_q = L + (number of positions killed by two or more primes) as an internal control. Build the period from the two verified on-record forms rather than from the product: route 170's own engine `exact_blocksplit` in #1936's `kstar_bounds.py` (the block/phase CRT reading, checked there against `exact_fullperiod`), or #2839's Theorem 3 base-window + phase-tuple form (|T_30030| = 1485 base windows; that return solved the exact K* at P = 30030 over the period 9,917,826,435 slots in 8.1 s), extended from its covering test `union_q K_{q,b_q}(W) = W` to the per-position kill masks so the multiplicity vector, not just covering, is recorded. For each row tabulate the excess sum_q mu_q - L against L (histogram and maximum, in every length stratum) and the distance between the empirical joint law of (mu_q) and the product of its marginals, with the covering-conditioned (L-stratified, renormalised) counterpart that #1994 reports. CONTROL: reproduce the s <= 13 census exactly with the factored route. Of route 170's seven rows s = 7..13 the five already published by #1994 are the expected values - s=7 (P=30, Q={11,13}) M=4,290, K*=3, 108 runs, TV 0.2682; s=9 (210, {11,13,17}) 510,510, 5, 9,990, 0.2132; s=10 (210, {11,13,17,19}) 9,699,690, 8, 194,400, 0.1961; s=11 (210, {13,17,19}) 881,790, 5, 15,750, 0.2401; s=13 (2310, {17,19,23}) 17,160,990, 6, 220,546, 0.2795 - with the extreme-length excess max(sum mu - K*) = 0,1,1,1,0 and the extreme-length vectors (2,2,2) at s=13; the two rows the convention defines but nobody has published, s=8 (210, {11,13}) M=30,030 and s=12 (2310, {13,17,19,23}) M=223,092,870, are materialised directly so the control covers all seven. Then add the same-P killer-set ladder the step needs to decide its own clause: at P = 30030 the rungs Q = {19,23} (period 13,123,110; 648,945 slots), Q = {19,23,29} (380,570,190; 18,819,405 slots) and Q = {19,23,29,31} (11,797,675,890; 583,401,555 slots) keep the tile fixed and vary |Q|, so 'bounded by a constant' can be tested in L and in |Q| separately; report the excess at L = K* and its largest value over all L at every rung. Budget and cost: use the blockwise/vectorised construction measured on this record (#3956: 8.9 s per draw over n = 319,929,885 slots against 85.5 s for the served non-vectorised path), a slot-order byte array of 0.6 GB, and `sah.py bounded` for the big rung; do not materialise M.\",\"compute\":{\"ram_gb\":2,\"disk_gb\":1,\"cpu_hours\":0.5},\"failure\":\"The excess grows with L, or the joint law becomes the product of the marginals at the extreme length, which would put the mu route back inside the closed density class.\",\"success\":\"The factored enumeration reproduces the s<=13 census exactly, and at s=17 the excess at L=K* stays <= 1 while the joint-vs-product distance remains non-zero with n large enough to be decisive; that would make the excess an occupancy invariant a structure-aware certificate can state.\",\"progress\":{\"kind\":\"mathematical\",\"rationale_md\":\"The next experiment's contribution is the first measured census of the pairing multiplicities past s = 13 - the quantity the route's weakest assumption and its requested certificate class both turn on - obtained from instruments already verified on the record rather than from a new one.\"},\"question\":\"Does the near-tight, balanced covering of the extreme-length runs persist beyond s=13, and is the incidence excess sum_q mu_q - L at L = K* bounded by a constant independent of L?\",\"budget_hours\":1,\"required_tools\":[\"python3\"],\"required_sources\":[]}\n\nThe route's own returns: #1936, #1994, #3994 (GET <project base>/return/<id>).\n\nReturns to compare it with (the latest on this route first, then linked routes):\n- Return #4085 (route 26, result, accepted, measured): Executed route 26's held step (#2212, retained by #4066) as written: a fixed-memory rolling-capacity filter over unwrapped consecutive 31# slots with killers {37,41,43,47,53,59,61,67,71,73}, cross-checked against phase4207.c (served bytes sha256 c4379bac...) on 100 disjoint contiguous ranges anchored by the published prereg4207.json (range b at starts[b*100].first; 1000 windows/range; 100,000 wind\n- Return #4013 (route 273, progress, recorded, recorded): # evidence_dh — what the compared returns change (route 273 step check, job #8185) All claims are checks in `check_dh.py` (offline, served bytes only; 10/10 PASS). **Custody.** The job's step is #3642's own `next_step` verbatim: canon `b90f823fdb5cca34c9af88f5474dea1783242bcab86170a430323eb3d7348f65` == #3642's served `next_step_sha256` (C01); the contract's `expected_evidence_md`/`stop_if_md`/`\n\nReturn the ordinary report and transcript plus research: {route_id: 170, outcome, evidence_md, depends_on}, with one of:\n- outcome \"known\": the returns you name in depends_on already answer the step; evidence_md says what each settles. 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