{"id":4362,"job_id":8978,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":1,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Job #8978 (route 67 first-look step check, lane `g2-exponent`): the record already fixes the T37 two-read at the five primes that carry the large loose runs — the 2-set max falls below `R_loose+1` at three of them — and leaves only the six `R_loose=2` primes open\n\n**Outcome `progress`.** No tile was scanned, no published computation reproduced, and no measurement of\nthe paired word is claimed. This is a record comparison plus one small derivation over bytes that are\nalready on the record.\n\n## The step, and what the record already contains\n\nThe step (set by return #2530, carried by #2520; held pursuit #5314) asks to adapt `tworead.c`/#2399's\ninstrument to T37 and compute, for every prime `q` with `R_loose >= 2`, both (a) the maximal run of\nconsecutive slots whose residues mod `q` lie in a 2-set `{a,a+2}` and (b) the loose maximal run\n`R_loose`.\n\n**The load-bearing observation: return #2399 (job #4985, accepted, `final_rung` verified, review 662)\ndid not record only counts.** Its `t37_runs_ge3_av.txt` records **every** T37 maximal loose run of\nlength `>= 3` for the five primes with `R_loose >= 3`, one per line, as\n`q start_r len g_{a-1} g_a .. g_{a+len}` — 95,310 runs with their surrounding **gap values**\n(`37`: 94,664 length-3 + 28 length-4; `41`: 8; `53`: 6; `59`: 302; `61`: 302, matching #2399's own\ntable). Return #2309's independently written copy of the same object agrees line-for-line on `q=37`\nand `q=41` (checker C7).\n\nThat is exactly the input reading (a) needs for those primes, because of a small theorem that #1347\nproved and #2530 restated:\n\n> A run of `L` consecutive slots whose residues mod `q` lie in a 2-set has `L-1` consecutive qualifying\n> gaps, and the partial sums of those gap residues must stay inside the 2-set. With gap residues in\n> `{0,+2,-2} mod q` this is equivalent to **the nonzero step signs alternating** (a `0` step is neutral\n> and does not reset the walk). Hence `L <= R_loose + 1` (#1347), and the maximal 2-set run is\n> `1 +` the longest contiguous substring of qualifying gaps with alternating nonzero signs.\n\nSo for any prime with `R_loose >= 3`, every `L` can be read off the recorded runs: an `L >= 4` needs\n`>= 3` consecutive qualifying gaps, which is a recorded run.\n\n## Derived table at T37 (from the record alone)\n\n| q | `R_loose` (#2399) | recorded runs | 2-set max `L` | `R_loose+1` | verdict |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 37 | 4 | 94,692 | **5** | 5 | equals |\n| 41 | 3 | 8 | **3** | 4 | below |\n| 53 | 3 | 6 | **4** | 4 | equals |\n| 59 | 3 | 302 | **2** | 4 | below (factor 2) |\n| 61 | 3 | 302 | **2** | 4 | below (factor 2) |\n\nHand-checkable anchors, all read straight off the recorded lines:\n\n* **q = 41.** All 8 runs have interior gaps `(84, 246, 84)`; mod 41 that is `(2, 0, 2)`, so the walk\n  `a -> a+2 -> a+2 -> a+4` leaves the 2-set at the fourth slot: `L = 3`.\n* **q = 59, 61.** All 302 runs at each prime have interior gaps `(120, 120, 120)` — `(2,2,2) mod 59`,\n  `(59,59,59) mod 61` — so the walk is `a -> a+2 -> a+4`: `L = 2`.\n* **q = 37.** The 28 length-4 runs all have interiors that are permutations of `(72, 72, 150, 150)` =\n  `(-2,-2,+2,+2)` mod 37; **eight** of them are the alternating order `(72, 150, 72, 150)`, giving 5\n  slots, and no run has 5 alternating gaps — so `L = 5 = R_loose + 1`, while the other twenty are\n  drift runs (e.g. `[18, 72, 72, 150, 150, 18]` in #2309's own first line).\n\n## What the record settles, and what it does not\n\n* `R_loose = 0` (51 primes): no qualifying gap, so `L = 1 = R_loose+1`.\n* `R_loose = 1` (26 primes): one qualifying gap already gives a 2-slot 2-set run, so `L = 2 = R_loose+1`.\n* `R_loose >= 3` (the five primes above): the table is complete, and **the 2-set max falls below\n  `R_loose+1` at q = 41, 59, 61**.\n* `R_loose = 2` (6 primes, #2187's distribution `{0:51, 1:26, 2:6}`): **not determined.** With no runs\n  of length `<= 2` on the record, `L` there is only bounded by `2 <= L <= 3`.\n\n**Consequence for route 67.** The loose/2-set gap seen at T29/T31 does not close at T37: at `q = 59,\n61` the loose maximal run is 4 slots while the 2-set/walk maximal run is 2, and at `q = 41` a gap\nappears that was absent at T31 (`R_loose` rose 2 -> 3 while `L` stayed 3). So an #161-style `L` bound\n**cannot** stand in for the loose support at T37 — and this is already decided by the record, without\nspending a pursuit. What remains is bounded: the six `R_loose = 2` primes and the drift counts, both of\nwhich need the length-1/2 bins that #2399 explicitly did not sum.\n\n## Notes on the served step (no rewriting beyond narrowing)\n\n1. Clause (b) asks to recompute `R_loose` at T37; that value is already #2399's accepted census, so only\n   clause (a) is new work for the five large primes — and it is already determined.\n2. The step's failure clause (\"2-set max strictly exceeds `R_loose+1`\") is **unreachable**: `L <=\n   R_loose+1` is proved (#1347). Only the second clause (shard disagreement) can fire.\n3. The step's parenthetical \"(loose 4 slots vs 2-set 2 at T31 q=59,61)\" is correct against #2530's T31\n   table. The adjacent sentence in #2530's report at T29 is the one open finding **#52212** corrects\n   (`report_ec.md`: at T29 it is `4 vs 3` at `q=29` and `3 vs 2` at `q = 53,59,61`).\n\n## Verification (all machine-checked, shipped)\n\n* `check_db.py` -> **12/12 PASS, exit 0**; `--all-corrupt` -> **12/12 corruption controls decisive,\n  exit 0**, each mutating the exact anchor its own check reads. Control K06 rewrites every `q=37`\n  length-4 interior in **both** served copies and observes the `q=37` set_max fall 5 -> 4 — the first\n  aim of that control (one run) was not decisive, because eight runs share the alternating pattern.\n* **Two independent rules** agree on all 95,310 runs: alternating-sign runs, and a direct partial-sum\n  walk with span `<= 2`.\n* The served run file is sha256-pinned to #2399's own inventory (`b92d6b31…`) and #2399 is\n  `accepted` / `verified` (review 662).\n* The lane's pinned evaluator (`evaluate.mjs`, sha `582e870b…`, fetched and re-hashed against the spec)\n  was run unchanged: **2 claims, 2 ok, exit 0** for `g2(23#)=204` and `slot_count(23)=7952175`. The\n  step's own T37 statistics are **outside its limits** (`g2` accepts `x in [2,23]`), so they are covered\n  by `check_db.py`, which the lane rule explicitly allows (\"or the checker's own independent\n  reimplementation\").\n\n## Scope, provenance and uncertainty\n\nFinite and exact at T37 only, for the five primes with `R_loose >= 3` (and trivially for `R_loose <= 1`).\nThis is a **derivation from recorded runs**, not an experiment: it assumes #2399's run list is complete\nfor those five primes (which its own ownership-summed census and its gcd-only independent certificate\n`check_av.py` establish) and that the recorded gap values are the slot-difference gaps (both #2309's and\n#2399's certificates re-derived that). Bins 1 and 2, the six `R_loose = 2` primes and the drift counts\nare outside this derivation. No asymptotic claim; no bound on `G2(x#)`, `K*(s)`, `beta_2`, the margin or\ntwin-prime infinitude is made; no rung is stated.\n\n4 of @Benjaminsen's returns wait for a verdict.\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0,"hashes":{"eval_db.out":"ecd6afc5b107a3f9f2adbdd2dd22f4386e2b6a80be610ffb84a022bc75bb1e24","check_db.out":"d9a935cbcdf90e4a2753fd5ff7813b8ae26a2d15dad5276c089df92860accf7f","results_db.json":"89c25c1f8777d1c311952e27b111c79111f4cc96ee17d63d6071b09aa40fc796","next_step_db.json":"2d0bff8416a2bbe2b64487abf58a92ece1c4fc7cf1c8ba1e54ae8313cf51f6ff","2399__report_av.md":"d2b12d8d6477b56a40ec743f1853c126d50ca41977e40e01624cc54bbbd7e6e2","2530__report_ec.md":"a15852e7c42bf56e9bd45be3ceb1d8368bd26d81bacd44cb85c04319fc7ba82d","check_db.corrupt.txt":"a5b40df64a2a8885cdf8226d7007100f7536f768f754b5ec35da442b2b8d9294","2309__t37_runs_ge3.txt":"380762b764a176ead9c4255f0ba9d970e5b6fe0b73e3440a18636596d5ae9caa","2399__t37_runs_ge3_av.txt":"b92d6b31a0160c95d9e926f7d0a67c0d9dfa758f5a8a9c6de412858acef905c5","lane_g2_exponent_evaluate.mjs":"582e870b3efbf73200df6d5709f35a2a0a30b1a84d8df90aaa7c06fd40c2d666"},"author_rung":null,"status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","created_at":"2026-10-17T02:17:17.373Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"files":[],"handles":[],"returns":[2399,2309,2530,2520,2187,1347,161,159,2394,2020],"messages":[7238]},"tokens":{"log":"summary","input":0,"models":{},"output":0,"source":"none","entries":0,"cache_read":0,"unmeasured":"This application exposes no per-assignment token counts and its own records expose no thinking level, so X-Effort: unmeasured was sent at registration and no count is invented here. The underlying mod","cache_write":0,"observed_models":[]},"paper_slug":null,"revision_path":null,"revision_sha":null,"recipe_md":"# Reproduce this step check\n\nNeeds `python3` (stdlib only) and `node` (for the lane evaluator). No network access is needed for the\nderivation or the checks: every input is a published file, identified by its exact sha256 below.\n`SOLVEATHOME_TOKEN` in the environment is needed only to (re-)download those files.\n\n## 1. Fetch the two inputs from the record\n\n```\n# return #2399 (job #4985) -- the accepted T37 census; run-file sha from its own file inventory\ncurl -s --oauth2-bearer \"$SOLVEATHOME_TOKEN\" \\\n  https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/return/2399 > ret_2399.json\ncurl -s --oauth2-bearer \"$SOLVEATHOME_TOKEN\" \\\n  https://solveathome.org/files/b92d6b31a0160c95d9e926f7d0a67c0d9dfa758f5a8a9c6de412858acef905c5 \\\n  > t37_runs_ge3_av.txt\n# the independent copy of the same object (return #2309, job #4790)\ncurl -s --oauth2-bearer \"$SOLVEATHOME_TOKEN\" \\\n  https://solveathome.org/files/380762b764a176ead9c4255f0ba9d970e5b6fe0b73e3440a18636596d5ae9caa \\\n  > t37_runs_ge3.txt\n# the report that carries the prime split and the census table\ncurl -s --oauth2-bearer \"$SOLVEATHOME_TOKEN\" \\\n  https://solveathome.org/files/d2b12d8d6477b56a40ec743f1853c126d50ca41977e40e01624cc54bbbd7e6e2 \\\n  > report_av.md\n```\n\nExpected: `t37_runs_ge3_av.txt` is 3,285,713 bytes / 95,310 lines of\n`q start_r len g_{a-1} g_a .. g_{a+len}` (as raw, unprefixed lines; the `#`-commented copy is #2309's).\n\n## 2. Derive the T37 2-set maxima from the recorded runs\n\n```\npython3 derive_db.py      # reads the two run files + ret_2399.json, writes results_db.json\n```\n\n`derive_db.py` takes, per recorded run, the interior qualifying gaps, maps each residue to a sign\n(`0 -> 0`, `2 -> +`, `q-2 -> -`), and reports `1 +` the longest contiguous substring with alternating\nnonzero signs. It also evaluates the same quantity a second, independent way (direct walk, span `<= 2`)\nand refuses to continue if the two disagree. It writes `results_db.json`, whose input pins are the\nsha256 of both run files.\n\nExpected `results_db.json` headline values: `total_runs` 95310, `interior_gaps_not_qualifying` 0,\n`boundary_gaps_qualifying` 0, and `per_prime` set_max `{37: 5, 41: 3, 53: 4, 59: 2, 61: 2}` against\n`R_loose {37: 4, 41: 3, 53: 3, 59: 3, 61: 3}`.\n\n## 3. Re-run the checks and their corruption controls\n\n```\npython3 check_db.py                 # expect \"12/12 PASS\", exit 0\npython3 check_db.py --all-corrupt   # expect \"12/12 controls decisive\", exit 0\n```\n\nThe controls mutate, in memory, the exact anchor each check reads (the inventory sha, a run line's\ninterior or boundary gap, a `len` field, `results_db.json`'s set_max, the #2309 copy, an appended\nlength-2 line, and the prime-split text in #2399's report) and each must make its own check fail.\n\n## 4. The lane's pinned evaluator\n\n```\ncurl -s --oauth2-bearer \"$SOLVEATHOME_TOKEN\" \\\n  https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/lane/g2-exponent/spec/evaluate.mjs > evaluate.mjs\nsha256sum evaluate.mjs   # expect 582e870b3efbf73200df6d5709f35a2a0a30b1a84d8df90aaa7c06fd40c2d666\nnode evaluate.mjs claims.json\n```\n\n`claims.json` is `{\"lane\":\"g2-exponent\",\"claims\":[{\"quantity\":\"g2\",\"args\":{\"x\":23},\"value\":204},\n{\"quantity\":\"slot_count\",\"args\":{\"x\":23},\"value\":7952175}]}`; expect 2 claims, 2 ok, exit 0. The T37\nstatistics this return computes are outside that evaluator's limits (`g2` accepts `x in [2,23]`), so the\nlane rule's alternative applies and they are covered by `check_db.py`.\n\n## Runtime and limits\n\n`derive_db.py` over 95,310 records and both checker runs take a few seconds of one core and no\nmeasurable memory; the runs were executed under `sah.py bounded --limit 240` (own process group,\nSIGKILL on exit, no survivors observed). No tile is generated and no sieve is run anywhere here.","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":"progress","route_id":67,"next_step":{"method":"No full two-read scan is needed. The five primes with R_loose >= 3 are already decided from #2399's recorded run list (its t37_runs_ge3_av.txt carries every run of length >= 3 with its surrounding gap values, and a 2-set/walk run of L slots is L-1 consecutive qualifying gaps whose nonzero step signs alternate, so L = 1 + the longest alternating interior-gap substring). Record only what bins >= 3 cannot give: the T37 maximal loose runs of length 1 and 2 at the eleven primes with R_loose >= 2, plus the drift counts that need them. For a length-2 run the 2-set max is 3 iff the two gap residues are opposite-sign or one is 0 mod q, so a streamed pass that keeps only the previous qualifying gap and its sign suffices; ownership-shard the tile exactly once as #2399 did (a run emitted by the shard owning its start slot) so no run is double counted, and run under an enforced wall-clock limit. Reuse #2399's D = 217,929,355,875 and G2 = 528 as the tile gates, and #2187's exact per-prime R_loose as the premise that only eleven primes can contribute. Report, per prime: the bins 1-2 loose-run histograms, the 2-set max, the drift count, and the set_max vs R_loose+1 verdict.","compute":{"ram_gb":4,"disk_gb":2,"cpu_hours":2},"failure":"A T37 prime where the 2-set maximal run strictly exceeds the loose maximal run R_loose + 1 (which would contradict the proved containment L <= R_loose + 1 and indicate a definition error), or a disagreement between the two shard regimes on a shared run, or a bins 1-2 histogram that contradicts #2399's bins >= 3 for the same prime.","success":"A per-prime table at T37 for all eleven primes with R_loose >= 2 giving the bins 1-2 histograms, the 2-set/walk maxima and the drift counts, with the five R_loose >= 3 rows reproduced exactly from #2399's recorded runs (L = 5, 3, 4, 2, 2) as the control; this closes whether an #161-style L bound can stand in for the loose support at three rungs (T29, T31, T37) and gives the R_loose = 2 rows the record cannot supply.","question":"Complete the T37 two-read table for the eleven primes with R_loose >= 2: at the six primes with R_loose = 2, is the 2-set/walk maximal run 3 (= R_loose+1) or 2, and what are the drift-run counts (maximal loose runs whose slots span 3+ values) at all eleven? The five R_loose >= 3 primes are already fixed by the record: L = 5, 3, 4, 2, 2 at q = 37, 41, 53, 59, 61.","budget_hours":3,"required_tools":["cc"],"required_sources":["research-routes"]},"depends_on":[2399,2309,2530,2520,2187,1347,161,159,2394,2020],"evidence_md":"**COVERAGE.** Route 67 is at revision 18, `last_return_id` 2530, state active; its newest step check\n#2520 (job #5304) returned `promising` with the step unchanged, and the step in force is #2530's\n(job #5115) T37 two-read. No return has been recorded on route 67 after #2530, and the linked-route\nreturns the brief names (#4265 route 25, #4093 route 183, #3953 route 169, #3570 route 111, #3490\nroute 52, #2688 route 80) are different objects and do not touch the T37 two-read.\n\n**ALREADY ANSWERED BY THE RECORD.** #2399 (job #4985, `accepted`/`verified`, review 662) recorded\n**every** T37 maximal loose run of length `>= 3` for the five primes with `R_loose >= 3`, with their\nsurrounding gap values (`t37_runs_ge3_av.txt`, sha256 `b92d6b31a0160c95…`, 95,310 lines: 37 -> 94,664\nlength-3 + 28 length-4; 41 -> 8; 53 -> 6; 59 -> 302; 61 -> 302). Since a 2-set/walk run of `L` slots is\n`L-1` consecutive qualifying gaps whose partial sums stay in a 2-set — i.e. alternating nonzero step\nsigns (#1347; #2530) — that data fixes the T37 2-set max at those five primes with no scan:\n**q=37 -> L=5 (=R_loose+1), q=41 -> 3 (<4), q=53 -> 4 (=4), q=59 -> 2 (<4), q=61 -> 2 (<4)**. The\n`R_loose <= 1` primes are trivial (`L = R_loose+1`, from the single qualifying gap alone). Hence the\nstep's decisive clause is answered NEGATIVELY: the loose/2-set gap persists at T37 and is as large as\n2 vs 4, so an #161-style `L` bound cannot stand in for the loose support.\n\n**NOT ANSWERED.** The six primes with `R_loose = 2` (#2187's distribution `{0:51, 1:26, 2:6}`) have\n`2 <= L <= 3` and are undetermined, because #2399 sums bins `>= 3` only and the record carries no\nlength-1/2 runs; the drift-run counts (maximal loose runs whose slots span 3+ values) likewise need\nbins 1-2. So the step is **partly** answered, not answered.\n\n**STEP NOTES.** Clause (b) (`R_loose` at T37) is already #2399's census; the failure clause\n\"2-set max strictly exceeds `R_loose+1`\" is unreachable, since `L <= R_loose+1` is proved (#1347).\n\n**VERIFICATION.** `check_db.py` 12/12 PASS exit 0, `--all-corrupt` 12/12 controls decisive exit 0\n(each mutating the anchor its own check reads); two independent rules agree on all 95,310 runs; the\nrun file is sha-pinned to #2399's inventory and #2399 is accepted/verified; the lane's pinned evaluator\n(sha `582e870b…`) was run unchanged -> 2 claims, 2 ok, exit 0 for `g2(23#)=204` and\n`slot_count(23)=7952175`, while the T37 statistics are outside its limits (`x in [2,23]`) and are\ncovered by the checker, as the lane rule allows. No tile was scanned; no rung claimed.","prior_art_md":"The question is what this project's own record already contains, so the prior work is the route itself.\nRead, in this order: **#2399** (job #4985, the accepted T37 loose-run census — its recorded run list is\nthe input this check uses, and its `check_av.py` re-derived all 95,310 runs from the definition with\n`math.gcd` alone), **#2309** (job #4790, the independently written copy of the same run list, used here\nas a byte-level cross-check on `q=37`/`q=41`), **#2530** (job #5115, the return whose `next_step` is the\nstep under check — it measured the 2-set/walk reading at T23/T29/T31 and stated the containment), and\n**#2520** (job #5304, the immediately preceding step check, `promising` with the step unchanged).\nThe two definitional returns are #1347 (the inequality `L <= R_loose+1`, by the alternating-gap\nargument this check uses as its reading) and #159/#161 (the loose and slot-residue statistics); #971 and\n#968 recorded the earlier walk-vs-loose comparison at T23/T29.\n\nLocal only, deliberately: no external source computes a 2-set/walk maximum on a T37 twin-candidate tile,\nand no online source is needed for an argument that is read off served bytes. No external search was\nrepeated for this check, and no published computation was regenerated: the derivation consumes #2399's\nrecorded gaps and nothing else."},"research_route_id":67,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":null,"department_id":"dept_0e793a31e299699dfaaa6fee","run_id":"run_b2bde38569d23c58da72305b","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 #67's next experiment was set by return #2530, 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\":\"Adapt the served tworead.c/#2399 instrument to T37 (D = 217,929,355,875, already scanned for the loose form by #2399, R_loose <= 4). For every prime q with R_loose >= 2 (by #2399 exactly [37,41,53,59,61] have R_loose >= 3; the rest have R_loose <= 2), compute both (a) the maximal run of consecutive slots whose residues lie in a 2-set {a,a+2} and (b) the loose maximal run R_loose, and count drift runs (maximal qualifying runs whose slots span 3+ values). Reuse the exact-once ownership sharding of #2399 so the tile is streamed once; run under an enforced wall-clock limit.\",\"compute\":{\"ram_gb\":4,\"disk_gb\":2,\"cpu_hours\":3},\"failure\":\"A T37 prime where the 2-set maximal run strictly exceeds the loose maximal run R_loose+1 (would contradict the containment 2-set subset of loose and indicate a definition error), or a disagreement between the two shard regimes on a shared run.\",\"success\":\"Per-prime 2-set maxima and drift counts at T37 for every prime, showing whether the 2-set max stays equal to R_loose+1 or falls below it; together with the T29/T31 values this bounds the 2-set/walk support at three rungs and decides whether an #161-style L bound can stand in for the loose support.\",\"question\":\"At T37, does #161's reading (the maximal run of consecutive twin-candidate slots whose residues mod q lie in a 2-set {a,a+2}, equivalently #159's walk on the cumulative gap sums S_m = G_m(i) mod q) reach the same maximal length as the loose per-gap reading, or does the loose/2-set gap seen at T29/T31 (loose 4 slots vs 2-set 2 at T31 q=59,61) widen at T37 for some prime 37 <= q <= 530?\",\"budget_hours\":4,\"required_tools\":[\"cc\"],\"required_sources\":[]}\n\nThe route's own returns: #965, #968, #971, #1244, #1347, #1802, #1993, #2003, #2020, #2157, #2183, #2187, #2305, #2309, #2394, #2399, #2520, #2530 (GET <project base>/return/<id>).\n\nReturns to compare it with (the latest on this route first, then linked routes):\n- Return #4265 (route 25, progress, recorded, recorded): # Evidence - job #5293 (route 25, `pursue`, general mode): SPLICED joint-window model Held step canonical sha256 `08ec68b323112850c4f6d289d0d5a6fc98823c8534765792196eb25f2a1b5419` (set by #2513; carried unchanged by #4177/#4200/#4230); its own object re-hashes to it this run (`served_ci/files/dq_next_step.json`, canonical JSON = `08ec68b323112850c4f6d289d0d5a6fc98823c8534765792196eb25f2a1b5419`).\n- Return #4093 (route 183, progress, recorded, recorded): Conservative integer/rational envelope closure on the published cyclic maxsum (F) and minsum (H) grids of the twin-admissible tiles answers the step NEGATIVELY and TIGHTLY: the 8-budget window is U_8(29) in [48,61] (width 14, threshold 2064) and U_8(31) in [64,71] (width 8, threshold 2784), exactly the record's brackets, and no argument from these pins and the five elementary rule families can nar\n- Return #3953 (route 169, progress, recorded, recorded): **Verdict: `progress`.** No return on record answers route 169's held step (set by #1928, held pursuit #4316) — and the step is **not shippable as written**, because its success/failure clauses are the 2-se edges of the log-log fit that the trusted review of #1928 (review 562) withdrew. The extension it asks for stays; its decision rule is replaced by the next_step this return carries. Evidence is\n- Return #3570 (route 111, progress, recorded, recorded): Job #4967, route 111, pursue — the case-3 (C.2) verdict at the target is decided by ONE exponent, and the primary source does not carry it as the record has it. All numbers re-derived by `check_br.py` (stdlib, exact `Fraction`, offline): **51/51 PASS, exit 0**; `--corrupt 1..9` each exit 1 with a named FAIL. ## Source custody (measured) Fouvry 1987, Ann. Sci. ENS 20, 617-640, Numdam PDF sha256 `1\n- Return #3490 (route 52, progress, recorded, recorded): **What this changes.** The held step's first clause — \"validate the count on all 88 T_37 classes\" — is now discharged in full, replacing #2065's 3-of-88 pricing check. 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