{"id":6228,"job_id":12458,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":3,"type":"explore","user_id":61,"model":"glm-5.3-flash","provider":"unknown","report_md":"# Evidence — job #12458 (route 353 step check): outcome `known`\n\nRead-only. No experiment run, no Lean build, no predecessor computation reproduced. Step identity: the brief's step object equals the served route record's next_step byte for byte (canonical sha256 `d34dc1becb580a90eedb006d9502ad8b1eff9d595334091f0a10695aece1f504`, `ensure_ascii=False`, sort_keys). Route record at fetch time: active, revision 2, `last_return_id` 5419, updated 2026-10-22; its jobs are 10807 (returned needs_capability as #5419's first look), 10853 (expired) and this one.\n\n## Verdict: known — return #5582 answers the step\n\nReturn #5582 (accepted, rung `proven`, trusted review #1965 accept/proven/spot, created 2026-10-23, accepted effects 2026-10-24) is this step's deliverable. Its filing note says exactly this: \"Route: 353 (addresses its question: both lemmas compile sorry-free on #4434's sparsity lemma, axiom audit unchanged)\". It was filed as a measure-type return without a route record, which is why the route registry does not yet show it (discrepancy noted below).\nWhat #5582 built, all under the pinned executor `leanprover/lean4:v4.35.0-rc3` (commit 470d5ce) with Mathlib `331d5244f0d3aad530d9ab00ded135b4c7691502`:\n- `Rh41/TakeCountChain.lean` (sha256 `25b10cad4dc3bc8d414315e455ad85f56f53be497df993f8c1407077f5464331`), compiled from #5419's served draft `TakeCountChain_buf9.lean` (sha256 `1ce322571a046c0f0f135d79b7e538c11ec55b0dfac053be2c4ac0d42c7117a3`, verified byte-exact against the brief's hash before use). The served sources it builds on are byte copies with checked sha256: #4434's `Rh41/TakeCount.lean` `52fde740015161a3623297d8c702e9712ff399c05afb9959a37e9dd9dfbc2be4`, #5052's `Rh41/TakeSet.lean` `6bebda1195e2a0216168d8f72f2c9fc8f9820300f88db3379f7e893f234a693d`, #4166's six Rh41 modules including `Rh41/GreedyResidual.lean` `4d5dc128c1d62d4621293e1a97b562867801311d7f0ee110775892e0a4d4912c`.\n- The bridge the step asks for: `takeList_sparse` derives #5052's `TakeSet.Sparse` for the orbit's take list from #4434's `next_take_sparsity` (about 90 lines of `takeIdx` induction; the draft's \"one `have`\" claim was corrected by the author).\n- The chain bound by induction on the support: `sparse_chain_le` (entry i of a sparse list is at least `chainN i`) and the count form `countTaken_le_chain : countTaken x N ≤ ((Finset.range N).filter (fun k => chainN k ≤ N)).card` for every rational 0 < x < 1; plus a second proof `countTaken_le_chain_direct` reading the same bound off #4434's `count_le_of_chain`.\n- Attainment via #5052's `sparse_greedy` plus the Sylvester identity: `chainList_tailSum` (`tailSum (chainList K) = 1 − 1/(chainN K − 1)`), then `chain_attained : Greedy (1 − 1/((chainN K : ℚ) − 1)) 2 (chainList K)` for `1 ≤ K` — the draft's statement, unchanged.\n- The extremal law as a theorem: `countTaken_max_eq_chain` (the bound for every rational x, and attainment at `x = 1 − 1/(chainN(N+1) − 1)`).\n- The audit the step asks for: `Audit.lean` (sha256 `2c56b4b3708e43b07dc8a4afc5bebda38db8fdf1aed78ab494ec9eff35f8768c`) prints 29 `#print axioms` lines; 28 show `[propext, Classical.choice, Quot.sound]`, one (`chainList_sparse`) the subset `[propext, Quot.sound]`; no `sorryAx`; the first ten lines are byte-identical to #4434's `build.out`. `Corrupt.lean` prints `sorryAx` as the negative control. `lake build Rh41Chain` exit 0; whole-file re-check exit 0.\n- The sharp constant beside the proof: C* = sup over k of `k − log2 ln d_k`, strictly increasing because `d_{k+1} = d_k² − d_k + 1 < d_k²`, so the supremum is the tail limit; certified 40-digit interval C* in [2.0932735753286871807548569069489252736506, 2.0932735753286871807548569069489252736507], C4 = 1 − log2 ln(3/2) = 2.3023503247732105, C4 − C* = 0.20907674944452336…; and `A(N) < log2 ln N + C*` for every rational x in (0,1), N ≥ 2, with equality in the limit along the chain targets.\n- The exact discrete threshold: `countTaken_le_discrete_sharp` (`N < chainN j` implies `countTaken x N ≤ j`, i.e. the threshold for `A(N) ≥ j+1` is `d_{j+1}`) and `discrete_threshold_attained` (`countTaken (1 − 1/(chainN(j+1) − 1)) (chainN j) = j + 1`), replacing `(3/2)^{2^j}`.\n\nThe step's success criterion — both lemmas elaborate with no sorry and the axiom audit shows only the three standard axioms; C4's constant restated as the supremum (2.0932735753…) instead of 2.3023503248; the discrete form stated with the exact threshold `d_{j+1}` instead of `(3/2)^(2^j)` — is met by these recorded artifacts. The stop conditions did not occur: `chain_attained` compiles for general K (the one-line induction the draft promised), the chain bound does follow from #4434's sparsity statement as served (both via the new bridge and directly via `count_le_of_chain`), and the build fit within the declared 8 GB disk and 1 CPU-hour (measured total about 351 CPU-seconds).\n\nIndependent trust: trusted review #1965 (accept, proven, verification spot) read the shipped `.lean` against the claim and the served dependency sources by full sha, checked the audit log line by line against the shipped source, confirmed the corrupt control, and ran an independent exact-Fraction spot check of the theorem's content (every p/q in (0,1) with q ≤ 60 at all N ≤ 50 satisfies A(N) ≤ #{k : d_k ≤ N}; chain targets attain the bound for N = 1..5; the discrete threshold holds for j = 0..3). The reviewer declared the same-model COI and answered it with that independent check.\n\n## What each return settles\n\n- **#5582** (accepted, proven; review #1965): the step itself — `countTaken_le_chain` and `chain_attained` compile sorry-free as corollaries of #4434's sparsity on the pinned executor, audit unchanged, plus the extremal law `countTaken_max_eq_chain`, the sharp discrete threshold, and the certified C* interval.\n- **#5419** (recorded, the setter): supplied the draft `TakeCountChain_buf9.lean`, the exact numbers (`chain_buf9.json`: Sylvester identity K = 1..9, attainment K ≤ 7 exact, the 4,498,500-rational sweep at B = 3000, `k − log2 ln d_k` to 2.0932735753, `(3/2)^{2^j} < d_{j+1}` for j = 0..7), and hit this host's capability blocker (aarch64 toolchain binaries on an x86_64 host; no Mathlib olean cache). Its blocker is what #5582's different-host build resolves; nothing in #5419's report answers the compile step.\n- **#5405** (recorded, the route origin): derived the extremal law `max_x A(N) = #{k : d_k ≤ N}` by hand with C* = 2.0932735753 and the C4 shortfall 0.2090767; verified attainment only for K ≤ 4. #5582 kernel-checks its claim for rational x.\n- **#4434** (accepted, proven; review #1617): the module the lemmas are corollaries of — `next_take_sparsity`, `count_le_of_chain`, `countTaken`, and the audit lines #5582 reproduces byte-identically.\n- **#5052** (accepted, proven; review #1756): `TakeSet.Sparse`, `ChainFrom`, `Greedy`, `tailSum`, `sparse_greedy` and the tail identity the attainment proof applies.\n- **#5707** (recorded): rebuilt #4434's `TakeCount` and `GreedyResidual` module-by-module on the same pinned executor and reproduced #4434's recorded olean hashes byte for byte — independent corroboration that the served sources compile at the pin, and the standing lean-kernel-v1 statement proposal for a later packaging step.\n\n## Comparison returns checked and not bearing\n\n- **#6145** (route 352 step check, known): settles #5410's 2-dim matrix step via #5460; no route-353 or greedy-support content.\n- **#6006** (route 355, known): settles the route-355 held step via #5909/#5917 (admissible-triple enumeration at L = 132/138/150); unrelated.\n- **#5817** (route 333, known): settles the route-333 held collision-dropping step; unrelated.\n- **#5439** (route 355, accepted, measured) and **#5421** (route 355): the 29# census and the equal-gap return profile; unrelated to the greedy 1/(n+2) support.\n- In-flight work #12457 (\"Prior art for return #6147\") concerns return #6147, an audit repair of a variance-note citation row; unrelated.\n\n## Registry discrepancy\n\nThe route record still names #5419 as its last return and still holds this next_step, because #5582 was filed with `research_route_id` null (measure-type return; its linkage lives in its report filing note and its review). This return's `known` outcome is the record that closes the step; the registry update follows from this return's integration, not from any edit to the stored route record. Reported here so the discrepancy is visible, per the project's practice.\n\n## Remaining gaps (preserved; this return reopens none)\n\n- C* is a derived value (prose argument plus a 40-digit `Decimal` interval from `check/check_chain.py`), not a Lean theorem; review #1965 scopes it out of `proven`.\n- No independent kernel replay exists (`leanchecker` or a clean-checkout rebuild on another host); the audit is read from shipped logs. Review #1965 records this as advisory.\n- Scope is rational x in (0,1) (`countTaken` is defined over ℚ); the real-x case remains paper-only, as #4434's review already noted.\n- #5419's 4,498,500-rational sweep was not rerun by #5582; only its 21 chain counts and witnesses were re-checked.\n- The lean-kernel-v1 packaging of the combined module (#5707's proposal shape, now covering the chain corollaries too) is still open and is the natural next packaging step if anyone wants receipt evidence rather than author-run compilation.\n\n## Sources\n\n- Return #5582: https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/return/5582 (review https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/review/1965)\n- Return #5419: https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/return/5419\n- Return #5405: https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/return/5405\n- Return #4434: https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/return/4434 (review https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/review/1617)\n- Return #5052: https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/return/5052 (review https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/review/1756)\n- Return #5707: https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/return/5707\n- Route record: https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/research-routes/353\n- Comparison returns: https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/return/6145 , https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/return/6006 , https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/return/5817 , https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/return/5439 , https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/return/5421\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0,"hashes":{},"author_rung":"heuristic","status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","created_at":"2026-10-27T10:35:29.399Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"files":[],"handles":[],"returns":[5582,5419,5405,4434,5052,5707],"messages":[]},"tokens":{"log":"summary","input":171838,"models":{"glm-5.3-flash":51071},"output":51071,"source":"reported","entries":0,"cache_read":7745156,"cache_write":0,"observed_models":[]},"paper_slug":null,"revision_path":null,"revision_sha":null,"recipe_md":null,"verification":null,"target":null,"finding":null,"human_md":null,"provisional":false,"effects_applied_at":null,"effort":"xhigh","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":"known","route_id":353,"depends_on":[5582,5419,5405,4434,5052,5707],"evidence_md":"Outcome `known` for route 353: the step is already answered on the record by **#5582** (accepted, `proven`, trusted review #1965 accept/proven/spot), whose filing note says it \"addresses its question: both lemmas compile sorry-free on #4434's sparsity lemma, axiom audit unchanged\". Read-only check; no experiment run, no build reproduced. Step identity: the brief's step object equals the served next_step byte for byte (canonical sha256 d34dc1becb580a90eedb006d9502ad8b1eff9d595334091f0a10695aece1f504, ensure_ascii=False, sort_keys).\n\nWhat #5582 records, at the pinned executor (toolchain v4.35.0-rc3 commit 470d5ce, Mathlib 331d5244f0d3aad530d9ab00ded135b4c7691502):\n- `Rh41/TakeCountChain.lean` (sha256 25b10cad…4331) compiled from #5419's served draft `TakeCountChain_buf9.lean` (sha256 1ce32257…17a3, verified byte-exact before use) over byte-copied served sources with checked hashes (#4434 TakeCount, #5052 TakeSet, #4166 Rh41 modules).\n- The bridge the step asks for: `takeList_sparse` derives #5052's `TakeSet.Sparse` for the take list from #4434's `next_take_sparsity`.\n- The chain bound: `countTaken_le_chain` (A(N) ≤ #{k : d_k ≤ N} for rational 0<x<1) via `sparse_chain_le`, plus a direct proof from #4434's `count_le_of_chain`.\n- Attainment: `chain_attained : Greedy (1 − 1/((chainN K : ℚ) − 1)) 2 (chainList K)` via #5052's `sparse_greedy` plus the Sylvester identity (`chainList_tailSum`).\n- The audit: 29 `#print axioms` lines, only [propext, Classical.choice, Quot.sound] (one line the subset without Classical.choice), no `sorryAx`; first ten lines byte-identical to #4434's build.out; corrupt control prints `sorryAx`.\n- The sharp constant beside the proof: C* = sup_k (k − log2 ln d_k), certified 40-digit interval [2.09327357532868718075…06, …07], C4 − C* = 0.20907674944452336…; and the exact discrete threshold `countTaken_le_discrete_sharp` / `discrete_threshold_attained` with threshold d_{j+1} replacing (3/2)^(2^j).\n\nEvery element of the step's success criterion is met by these recorded artifacts; none of its stop conditions occurred (`chain_attained` compiles for general K; the bound follows from #4434's sparsity as served; the build fit the declared disk). Independent trust: review #1965 read the shipped sources against the served dependencies by full sha, checked the audit line by line, and ran an independent exact-Fraction spot check of the statement (q ≤ 60, N ≤ 50, chain targets attain, thresholds j = 0..3).\n\nWhat each named return settles: #5582 the step itself; #5419 the draft, the exact numbers (chain_buf9.json) and the capability blocker #5582's build resolves; #5405 the extremal law and C* by hand (K ≤ 4 only), now kernel-checked for rational x; #4434 and #5052 the modules the corollaries rest on; #5707 an independent byte-exact rebuild of the served sources at the same pin (olean hashes reproduced) and the standing lean-kernel-v1 statement proposal. Comparison returns #6145 (route 352), #6006 and #5817 (routes 355/333), #5439/#5421 (route 355 census) were read and bear nothing on this step; in-flight #12457 concerns return #6147, an unrelated audit repair.\n\nRegistry discrepancy: the route record still shows last_return_id 5419 and holds this next_step because #5582 was filed without a route record (measure type, research_route_id null); its linkage lives in its filing note and review. This outcome records the closure; no registry edit is claimed.\n\nRemaining gaps, preserved and not reopened: C* is derived (prose + 40-digit Decimal interval), not a Lean theorem; no independent kernel replay (leanchecker or clean-checkout rebuild) exists — review #1965's advisory; scope is rational x in (0,1) (countTaken is over ℚ), real x stays paper-only; #5419's 4,498,500-rational sweep was not rerun (only its 21 chain counts and witnesses re-checked); the lean-kernel-v1 packaging of the combined module remains the natural later step. Full detail in report_md.","prior_art_md":"Prior art for the step and exactly where it sits (all locators served; fetched 2026-10-27):\n\n- #5582 (accepted, proven; trusted review #1965 accept/proven/spot): the step's deliverable — https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/return/5582 — `Rh41/TakeCountChain.lean` sha256 25b10cad4dc3bc8d414315e455ad85f56f53be497df993f8c1407077f5464331 built from #5419's draft, audit sha256 2c56b4b3708e43b07dc8a4afc5bebda38db8fdf1aed78ab494ec9eff35f8768c, 29 lines, no sorryAx.\n- #5419 (recorded; the setter): draft `TakeCountChain_buf9.lean` sha256 1ce322571a046c0f0f135d79b7e538c11ec55b0dfac053be2c4ac0d42c7117a3, exact numbers in `chain_buf9.json` sha256 826cda9834739b2a2b3d7257b7fb57aaaf3c8192de65c551f89f2e4306bd5dbc; capability blocker recorded — https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/return/5419\n- #5405 (recorded; the route origin): the extremal law and C* by hand — https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/return/5405\n- #4434 (accepted, proven; review #1617): `Rh41.TakeCount` — https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/return/4434\n- #5052 (accepted, proven; review #1756): `Rh41.TakeSet` — https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/return/5052\n- #5707 (recorded): lean-kernel-v1 statement proposal; rebuilt the served sources at the pin with byte-identical olean hashes — https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/return/5707\n- Route record: https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/research-routes/353 (active, revision 2, last_return_id 5419 at fetch time).\n\nSearch scope: the question is internal to this project's record (the greedy 1/(n+2) support and the Sylvester chain d_1 = 2, d_{k+1} = d_k(d_k-1)+1); the classical background (Sylvester 1880; OEIS A000058) is already cited by #5405's prior art via #1533. No new online survey was run for this read-only step check; the served lane state-of-the-art (formalize, version 19 through #5944, plus accepted #6144/#6137/#6129/#6059) was read in the brief and contains no other attempt at this compile step."},"research_route_id":353,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":null,"department_id":"dept_305c5ed257ff1e3f8cabe7ff","run_id":"run_165b60cd31d9d5522d6cedf0","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":"malaiwah","job_brief":"Step check before pursuit. Route #353's next experiment was set by return #5419, 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\":\"On a host whose `lean`/`lake` run (x86_64 Lean 4.34.1 is already in this folder at runs/run-2026-10-20-dy/work/toolchain/lean-4.34.1-linux) and with the pinned Mathlib olean cache fetched (`lake exe cache get`, 6.1 GB unpacked): add Rh41/TakeCountChain.lean from this return's draft, bridge #4434's sparsity statement to TakeSet.Sparse for the take list, prove the chain bound by induction on the support and attainment via sparse_greedy plus the Sylvester identity (the two statements and draft scripts are in TakeCountChain_buf9.lean), then `lake env lean` an audit file requiring exactly [propext, Classical.choice, Quot.sound]. The exact numbers to keep beside the proof are in chain_buf9.json (attainment K <= 7 exact, 4,498,500-rational upper-bound sweep, sharp constant 2.0932735753, discrete thresholds d_{j+1}). Do not re-derive the extremal law: #5405 proved it and this return verified its content numerically.\",\"compute\":{\"ram_gb\":8,\"disk_gb\":8,\"cpu_hours\":1},\"failure\":\"chain_attained fails for some K (then the Sylvester identity or the strict domain x < 1 is being misused), or the chain bound does not follow from #4434's sparsity statement as served (then C1's form and the paper's differ, which is itself the finding), or the build needs more than the declared disk for the olean cache (then the step must be split from the cache fetch and the cache recorded as a machine lease).\",\"success\":\"Both lemmas elaborate with no sorry and the axiom audit shows only propext, Classical.choice and Quot.sound; C4's uniform constant is restated as the supremum of k - log2 ln d_k (2.0932735753...) instead of 1 - log2 ln(3/2) = 2.3023503248, and the discrete form is stated with the exact threshold d_{j+1} instead of (3/2)^(2^j).\",\"question\":\"Do `countTaken_le_chain` (A(N) <= #{k : d_k <= N}) and `chain_attained` (Greedy (1 - 1/(d_{K+1} - 1)) 2 [d_1..d_K]) compile sorry-free as corollaries of #4434's `Rh41.TakeCount` sparsity lemma on the pinned executor, with the axiom audit unchanged, so that C4's constant can be replaced by the sharp one?\",\"shortfall\":\"This host has no runnable Lean: uname -m is x86_64, the shared .solveathome/tools/lean-home binaries are aarch64 (ELF e_machine 183, Exec format error), lean and lake are not on PATH, and no x86_64 Mathlib olean cache exists in the folder (the only .lake tree is a 7.7 GB aarch64 build). Warm-cache build needs lake exe cache get = 6.1 GB unpacked against this attempt's 5 GB disk and 0.5 h budget, so the kernel step was not attempted rather than left half-built. Needed: a Lean-capable host (or a higher disk grant) for an x86_64 Lean 4.34.1 plus the pinned Mathlib cache; the statement set and draft proofs are attached.\",\"budget_hours\":2,\"strict_tools\":[\"python3\"],\"required_tools\":[\"lean\",\"lake\",\"python3\"],\"required_sources\":[]}\n\nThe route's own returns: #5405, #5419 (GET <project base>/return/<id>).\n\nReturns to compare it with (the latest on this route first, then linked routes):\n- Return #6145 (route 352, known, recorded, recorded): # Evidence — job #12328 (route 352 step check): outcome `known` Read-only; no experiment run, no predecessor code or enumeration reproduced. Step identity: job step == `research-routes/352.next_step`, canonical sha256 `3d5932f15f7417b9ecdfaf6cbd55d6c554c81502606f98107f2a93fdd97f4672` (ensure_ascii=False, sorted). ## What each return settles - **#5460** (accepted, `proven`, review #1910 accept/pr\n- Return #6006 (route 355, known, recorded, recorded): Answered by #5909 (recorded, job 11963, titled route 355 recorded next step): at 19#/23#/29# it enumerated every admissible triple for L = 132, 138, 150 with controls L = 12 (none) and L = 30 ({6,12,18,24}), and found the minimal interior distance confined to finite lists identical at 23# and 29# (12, 13, 17 values), i.e. the success branch; independent check_11963.py 34/34 at 23#. #5917 (accepted\n- Return #5817 (route 333, known, recorded, recorded): # Evidence for Job #11802 (Route #333 Step Check on Held Job #9705) ## 1. Why Held Step `#9705` (Set by `#4816`) Has `outcome: \"known\"` (`Gates C01, C02, C12, C13`) - **Held Step Custody (`Gate C01`)**: Route `#333`'s held pursuit step (`Job #9705`, set by `#4816`, canonical JSON SHA-256 `8feb715eac53ab0bf37aa7f1837a23d3832112698eb20e93dfccf576a110669b`) asks for the `#2475` collision-dropping co\n- Return #5707 (route 310, progress, recorded, recorded): **What this return is.** Route #310's held step asks for `Rh41.TakeCount` (#4434) under `lean-kernel-v1` in the style of #2597. Its mathematics is already proved in #4434 (`next_take_sparsity`, `taken_squaring`, `count_pos_ge` in the corrected direction, the discrete/uniform/x-dependent counting bounds, and `printed_consequence_fails` refuting #4166 section 3.4's `n_k <= (1/x)^{2^{k-1}}+1` at x = \n- Return #5439 (route 355, result, accepted, measured): # What the evidence changes (job #10864, route 355, 29# census + Lean) **The asked test comes out negative.** The set of gap values that repeat at lag 1 is NOT the small-prime (local admissibility) criterion, at any rung: 19# 5 repeatable of 15 locally admissible, 23# 9 of 20, 29# 12 of 25. Named values the criterion misses at 29#: 132, 138, 150, 162, 168, 180, 192, 198, 210, 222, 228, 240, 258 (\n- Return #5421 (route 355, proposed, recorded, recorded): # Evidence — job #10859 (equal-gap return profile) All numbers below are outputs of the attached artifacts, re-derived by `check_bufc.py` from the two JSON files (13/13 checks), which also replays an independent naive Python word at 13#. ## Artifacts and what each one is | file | content | sha256 | |---|---|---| | `equalgap_bufc.c` | the instrument (question in comments, then code); sieve → gap\n\nReturn the ordinary report and transcript plus research: {route_id: 353, 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. No next_step. 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