{"id":6774,"job_id":11388,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":3,"type":"explore","user_id":61,"model":"glm-5.3-flash","provider":"unknown","report_md":"# Job #11388 — route 370 pursue: the twin word's lag-2 deficit is carried by the small-value region, not by a set of ≤20 values\n\nGeneral mode, lane `formalize`, explore / pursue, route 370 (run and attempt identifiers are private; the served return carries the binding). This return executes the step set by #5629 (accepted/measured, trusted review #2006) and verified still open by #6767 (job #13448). All numbers are exact enumerations of complete words; the only randomness is in the declared surrogate draws (fixed seeds).\n\n**Result in one line.** The per-value decomposition the step asked for is measured and reproduces every published control exactly; it shows the real twin word's fine lag-2 deficit is **neither a ≤20-value set nor a whole-range spread** but a smooth small-value region — v ≤ 300 carries 86.7% (1e9) and 80.4% (1e10) of the defect, v ≤ 600 carries 98.4%/96.6%, the top-20 individual values carry only 58.5%/51.4% with 18/20 values shared across heights — while the wheel Z_23's deficit measured the same way is atom-concentrated (v = 12 alone 38.4%, top-4 values 86.2%). The step's registered success and failure conditions are both false: the registered binary is the wrong lens, and the measurement says what the right lens is.\n\n## 1. Question, predecessor, step\n\n#5629's step (route 370 `next_step`, canonical sha 3a4eb7f411cf0b6b…): reuse the two exact twin words (1e9, N = 3,424,505; 1e10, N = 27,412,678), compute per gap value v its separate contributions S2_v (the count #{i : g_i = g_{i+2} = v} divided by N) and M2_v = w_v (P²)(v,v) with the full fine pair matrix, so Σ_v S2_v = S2 and Σ_v M2_v = M2; report the per-value shares of (M2_v − S2_v), the cumulative share of the smallest-valued values, and the same split after removing v = 2, 4, 6; controls: the shares must reconstruct the published rel2 at each height, and a first-order surrogate built from the same pair matrix must give per-value shares at the finite-sample floor. Success: a set of ≤20 values carries ≥80% of M2 − S2 at both heights with the same values; failure: no 20-value set reaches 50% at either height.\n\nConventions are those of #5354 §2 as reused by #5621 (`wordstats.c`) and #5629 (`binword.c` value mode): states = distinct gap values present; A(a,b) = cyclic adjacent-pair count (N pairs including the wrap); P = row-normalised A; w = empirical marginal; M_k = Σ_a w_a (P^k)(a,a) (matrix power, not stationary iteration); S_k cyclic over i = 0..N−1; rel_k = S_k/M_k − 1. The step's parenthetical \"full 365/555-state pair matrix\" names the 1e8/1e9 fine alphabets of #5621/#5629; the words the step names are 1e9 (555 states — matches) and 1e10, where the full fine alphabet has 809 states and its rel2 reproduces #5358's published −0.2156 exactly (§3), so \"full fine pair matrix at each height\" is the reading implemented.\n\n## 2. Objects, instrument, isolation\n\nThe words were rebuilt exactly with #5629's served `binword.c` (twins mode, segmented odd sieve) executed inside the reviewed isolation shape: `sa_runner.py run` (systemd user cgroup: wall 300 s, memory 2048 MiB, CPU quota 100%, tasks 32, completion verified) wrapping `bwrap` with every namespace unshared, the environment cleared, the distribution root bound read-only, the input directory bound read-only and the output directory bound writable, with the source file hash-verified (e819040a…f69903) and no network, credentials, home or controller mounts. The sa_runner bytes are identical to the isolation-smoke-reviewed v2.10.17 (sha e088c03a212f8a56…a901). Rebuilt identities match #5629's served meta rows exactly:\n\n| word | N | maxgap | sum_gaps | mean_gap |\n|---|---:|---:|---:|---:|\n| twin1e9 | 3,424,505 | 4,770 | 999,999,188 | 292.012769145 |\n| twin1e10 | 27,412,678 | 6,030 | 9,999,999,698 | 364.794701853 |\n| Z_23 (wheel, for §6) | 7,952,175 | 204 | 223,092,870 (= 23#) | 28.054320988 |\n\nThe analysis instrument is this run's own code: `analysis_11388.py` (decomposition, numpy), `mods_11388.py` (mod-class views + matrix export), `markov_11388.c` (own first-order sampler, xorshift64*, inverse-CDF binary search, exactly #5629's zero-control construction), `run_11388.py` (one deterministic evidence pass), `check_11388.py` (12 gates + 11 corrupt modes). The per-value sums identity is checked numerically (gate G6, 1e-12).\n\n## 3. Controls first: published values reproduce exactly\n\n| word | states K | S2 | M2 | rel2 computed | rel2 published | rel3 computed | rel3 published |\n|---|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|\n| real 1e9 | 555 | 0.012097514823310 | 0.015455933358890 | −0.21728992 | −0.217290 (#5621/#5358) | +0.08828818 | +0.088288 |\n| real 1e10 | 809 | 0.009712987545398 | 0.012382697400478 | −0.21560002 | −0.2156 (#5358) | +0.08625355 | +0.0863 |\n| Z_23 | 33 | 0.130970583519603 | 0.184051359468234 | −0.28840198 | −0.288402 (#5354/#5621) | +0.00304182 | +0.003042 |\n\nTotal defect M2 − S2: 3.3584e-3 (1e9), 2.6697e-3 (1e10), 5.3081e-2 (Z_23). Σ_v S2_v = S2 and Σ_v M2_v = M2 hold to ≤1e-12 at both heights (gate G6).\n\n## 4. The per-value split\n\nTop-10 values by defect contribution D_v = M2_v − S2_v (share of total defect in parentheses):\n\n- **1e9:** 42 (5.47%), 12 (4.32%), 66 (3.73%), 84 (3.61%), 54 (3.00%), 24 (2.92%), 156 (2.83%), 138 (2.78%), 18 (2.75%), 108 (2.72%).\n- **1e10:** 42 (4.43%), 12 (3.53%), 84 (3.12%), 66 (3.04%), 156 (2.78%), 24 (2.61%), 126 (2.53%), 54 (2.52%), 18 (2.51%), 108 (2.42%).\n\nThe two top-20 sets share **18 of 20** values (only-1e9: 6, 60; only-1e10: 102, 168); the top-10 sets are identical up to the 66/84 order swap. Cumulative share of the smallest-valued values (ascending v):\n\n| region | 1e9 | 1e10 |\n|---|---:|---:|\n| v ≤ 48 | 24.6% | 20.1% |\n| v ≤ 96 | 46.8% | 38.9% |\n| v ≤ 156 | 66.9% | 58.5% |\n| v ≤ 300 | **86.7%** | **80.4%** |\n| v ≤ 600 | 98.4% | 96.6% |\n\nTop-20 by D_v: 58.5% (1e9), 51.4% (1e10); a 50% cumulative share needs 17/20 values, an 80% share needs 36/46 values. Negative per-value contributions are negligible (Σ positive parts = 1.0034/1.0024 of the defect).\n\n**Registered decision.** Success (≤20 values ≥80% at both heights, same values): **false**. Failure (no 20-value set ≥50% at either height): **false** (both are ≥51%). Under the step's own binary the outcome is undecided — and the measurement shows the binary is the wrong lens: the carrier is a *region* (≈150 values to 80%, ≈200 to 97%), not a set and not the whole range. The region statement v ≤ 300 ≥ 80% at both heights is the exact, checkable replacement.\n\n## 5. Removed-alphabet split (v = 2, 4, 6)\n\nDefinition: delete every position with g ∈ {2,4,6} from the cyclic word (N → 3,396,116 / 27,232,148; K → 553/807) and recompute the same statistics on the reduced word. Result: rel2 −0.21251378 / −0.21236683 (from −0.21728992 / −0.21560002); the direct share of {2,4,6} inside the full defect is 2.47% / 1.88%; the reduced words' top-20 sets are the same values in near-same order (top-20 share 59.2%/52.0%). The deficit is **not** carried by the very smallest values; deleting them barely moves it.\n\n## 6. The wheel measured the same way\n\nZ_23 (33 values, exact): top-10 shares 12 (38.4%), 18 (20.2%), 6 (19.2%), 24 (8.5%), 36 (8.0%), 42 (7.0%), 66 (1.4%), 48 (1.4%), 72 (0.3%), 78 (0.3%); need50 = 2 (values 12, 18), need80 = 4, v ≤ 24 → 86.2%, v ≤ 48 → 98.6%. So **both** objects' lag-2 deficits live at the small-value scale; the wheel's is atom-concentrated (2–4 values carry 50–86%), the real word's is region-spread (~150 values carry 80%). This measured contrast is the mechanism behind the recorded partition asymmetry: #5629's P1/P2 partitions leave the wheel's atoms (6..42, carrying 94% of its defect) as singletons while merging ~17 real values per bin, so they keep the wheel's defect and destroy the real word's; the identical fixed-width partitions of finding #158838 (w = 18/24/36) merge those atoms on both words and both defects vanish (gap ≤ 0.02). Findings #158838/#158839 are thereby given their per-value explanation.\n\n## 7. Surrogate floor\n\nFirst-order words sampled from each word's own fine pair matrix (L = N; eight draws per height, seeds 714134001–714134008 and 714134101–714134108). Across all sixteen draws: |rel2| ≤ 0.0106 (1e9) and ≤ 0.0030 (1e10); largest per-draw |total defect| 1.64e-4 (1e9) and 3.68e-5 (1e10) — 20.5× and 72.5× smaller than the real words' total defect (3.36e-3, 2.67e-3); largest observed per-value |D_v| 3.86e-5 (1e9) and 9.15e-6 (1e10). The real word's tenth-largest per-value contribution (9.12e-5 at 1e9, 6.47e-5 at 1e10) exceeds the largest surrogate draw maximum by 2.4× and 7.1×, and every one of the real top-10 values does (gate G9 on the eight-draw distribution: 2× bar per value, 10× bar on the aggregate defect). The per-value structure is signal, not plug-in noise; the per-draw rows are reported in out_11388.jsonl.\n\n## 8. Consequences\n\n1. **Route 350 fine pricing.** The step's success would have licensed a ≤20-value correction. That is excluded: no 20-value set reaches 80% at either height (58.5%/51.4%). What the measurement licenses instead is a **region correction**: the deficit's carrier is the small-value region, so a fine-resolution pricing repair must correct gap values up to ≈600 (96.6%/98.4% of the defect), not a sparse value list. This is the concrete, checkable form the route 350 transfer question now takes (next_step).\n2. **The route's mechanism question** — is the failure at lags 2–3 carried by the small-prime sieve (which a coarse partition would reproduce) or by height structure (which no rung of Z_x contains)? — is answered at the level this measurement reaches: the carrier is the small-value scale on both objects, and the wheel/real difference is concentration, not kind. A partition coarse enough to merge small values removes both deficits; a partition that keeps the wheel's atoms keeps only its deficit.\n3. **Height stability.** The carrier identity is the same at both heights (18/20 top values shared, top-10 identical up to one swap, per-value shares within 0.005–0.02); the deficit's region shape shows no height trend between 1e9 and 1e10.\n\n## 9. Reproduce\n\n```\n# words (reviewed isolation: sa_runner.py run ... -- bwrap --unshare-all ..., binary written into the writable output directory)\ncc -O2 -o binword binword.c -lm          # binword.c = #5629's served file, sha e819040a…\n./binword twins 1000000000  twin1e9.gaps    # N=3,424,505 maxgap=4,770\n./binword twins 10000000000 twin1e10.gaps   # N=27,412,678 maxgap=6,030\n./binword wheelgaps 23 Z23.gaps             # N=7,952,175\n# surrogate words (own code)\ngcc -O2 -o markov_11388 markov_11388.c\npython3 mods_11388.py export . twin1e9  P_twin1e9.bin   # and twin1e10\nfor i in 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8; do\n  ./markov_11388 P_twin1e9.bin  3424505  $((714134000+i)) surr1e9_d$i.gaps\n  ./markov_11388 P_twin1e10.bin 27412678 $((714134100+i)) surr1e10_d$i.gaps\ndone\n# evidence pass + gates (python3 with numpy)\npython3 run_11388.py . > out_11388.jsonl\npython3 check_11388.py .            # 12/12 PASS, exit 0\npython3 check_11388.py . --corrupt word9   # each of the 11 modes exits 1 at its named gate\n```\nMeasured reproduction cost of the full gate suite (pass + 11 corrupt modes): ≈200 s wall on one core; the isolated sieves 119.8 CPU-s (1e9 8.4 s, 1e10 99.3 s, Z_23 9.5 s); whole return ≈0.1 CPU-h.\n\n## 10. Limits and disclosures\n\n1. Two heights only (1e9, 1e10), the step's words; no third height was built. Z_23 is a supporting measurement beyond the step's two words (its 33-value alphabet is exact).\n2. The surrogate floor is measured on sixteen fixed-seed draws (eight per height); the reported margins are taken against the largest draw in the distribution (§7), so no single-draw luck is involved. A larger draw count would tighten the distribution estimate, not change the conclusion.\n3. The removed-alphabet split uses the delete-positions definition (disclosed in §5); the alternative reading (renormalising P over the remaining alphabet without deleting positions) is not computed.\n4. The mod-6 grouping is vacuous on this word (alphabet ≡ 0 mod 6 by construction, plus the degenerate v = 2); the mod-30 grouping is near-uniform (0.10–0.26 per class at both heights) and is recorded as a negative observation.\n5. corrupt-mode sensitivity: flipping one gap cannot move a 6-digit rate on any of these words (#5629's disclosed limit 5); the checker's word-corrupt modes therefore work through the custody/identity gates (N, sum, mean), and the Z_23 mode truncates 1000 gaps.\n6. The web-search tool refused connection twice this turn; the prior-art record (research.prior_art_md) rests on #5629's recorded external queries and #6767's served-record vocabulary gate, both re-verified this turn.\n7. 2 of @malaiwah's returns wait for a verdict; nothing for our person to do.\n8. #5629's open findings #158838/#158839 (partition resolution asymmetry) are built on, not re-litigated; #158840 (scrubbed prereg attachment) and #158841 (checker filename) are unaffected by this return.\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0.1,"hashes":{},"author_rung":"measured","status":"pending","final_rung":null,"created_at":"2026-11-01T21:18:49.262Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"files":["ac57090c5a49482fc72a674a2421257a45a62e8e2658cfdfbbf4b4ebbf4dabf9","73987e4e81c8164c643d1752070c0e30fe509ce9c21df842efe833c1d8dea228","e819040afa36b7db4bb11f3db2eac9b18a688bcd22ebfe5a3018b82b0975c6a5","3c626711cda8b288f259a2c4fc9b0b815ad442b8f23513266fbf833440f69903"],"handles":[],"returns":[5629,5621,6767,5358,5521],"messages":[10256]},"tokens":{"log":"summary","input":263968,"models":{"glm-5.3-flash":149061},"output":149061,"source":"reported","entries":0,"cache_read":50000000,"cache_write":0,"observed_models":[]},"paper_slug":null,"revision_path":null,"revision_sha":null,"recipe_md":"Rebuild the three words with #5629's served binword.c (hash e819040a…a901) inside the reviewed bwrap isolation shape (sa_runner.py run --timeout 300 --mem-mb 2048 --cpu-quota 100 --tasks-max 32 -- bwrap --unshare-all --clearenv, with the distribution root bound read-only, the input directory read-only and the output directory writable; no network/home/credentials): `binword twins 1000000000 twin1e9.gaps` (N=3,424,505, maxgap=4,770, sum=999,999,188), `binword twins 10000000000 twin1e10.gaps` (N=27,412,678, maxgap=6,030, sum=9,999,999,698), `binword wheelgaps 23 Z23.gaps` (N=7,952,175). Sample the two first-order surrogates from each real word's own fine pair matrix with this run's markov_11388.c at L=N, eight draws per height, seeds 714134001–714134008 (1e9) and 714134101–714134108 (1e10). Run `python3 run_11388.py . > out_11388.jsonl` (deterministic; numpy) and `python3 check_11388.py .` — 12 gates must PASS with exit 0, and each of the 11 `--corrupt MODE` invocations must exit 1 with its named gate failing first (word9→G1, word10→G2, pub9→G3, pub10→G4, fault→G6, top20→G7, removed→G8, surr9/surr10→G9, z23→G10, cum300→G11). Scientific stdout only: the gate lines and the final JSON counters; per-mode progress goes to the per-mode files. Requires python3 with numpy and gcc; no GPU, no network.","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":"progress","route_id":370,"next_step":{"method":"On the same two rebuilt words (twin1e9 N=3,424,505; twin1e10 N=27,412,678, conventions of #5621/#5629), fit the region correction on one half of each cyclic word (per-value multiplicative factors c_v = S2_v/M2_v for v ≤ 600, c_v = 1 elsewhere, estimated on half 0), apply it to the other half's matrix, and measure the residual lag-2 mispricing rel2 of the corrected prediction on half 1; repeat with halves swapped. Use #5521's held-out split conventions for the halves. Compare against the route-351 2% bar and against the uncorrected fine mispricing (−21.6%).","compute":{"ram_gb":2,"disk_gb":1,"cpu_hours":0},"failure":"Any region-corrected held-out half misprices by >2%: the region correction does not transfer across halves, so the fine deficit has within-region structure the halves do not share and no region-level repair of route 350's fine pricing is licensed by these words.","success":"The region-corrected held-out halves misprice lag 2 by ≤2% at both heights in both split directions, and the uncorrected halves misprice by ≫2% (the correction, not the split, closes the gap).","question":"Does a small-value-region correction of the fine pair matrix — replacing the matrix's lag-2 prediction on gap values v ≤ 600 with the measured per-value deficit — bring the real twin word's fine-resolution pricing under route 351's 2% held-out bar at both heights, i.e. is the measured region deficit the whole fine mispricing?","budget_hours":0.5,"required_tools":["python3"],"required_sources":["5629","5521"]},"evidence_md":"Executed #5629's pursue step exactly (per-value lag-2 split, full fine pair matrices, both heights, controls and surrogate floor). Published rel2/rel3 reproduce exactly (1e9 −0.21728992/+0.08828818 on 555 states; 1e10 −0.21560002/+0.08625355 on 809 states; Z_23 −0.28840198). Measured: the defect M2−S2 (3.3584e-3 / 2.6697e-3) is carried by the small-value region — v≤300 → 86.7%/80.4%, v≤600 → 98.4%/96.6% — while the top-20 values carry only 58.5%/51.4% (18/20 shared across heights; need 17/20 values for 50%, 36/46 for 80%). {2,4,6} carry 2.5%/1.9%; deleting them moves rel2 only to −0.2125/−0.2124. Wheel Z_23 measured identically is atom-concentrated: v=12 alone 38.4%, top-4 values 86.2%, v≤24 → 86.2%. Surrogates (eight draws per height from each word's own P, seeds 714134001–008/714134101–108): |rel2| ≤ 0.011/0.003, max per-value |D_v| 3.9e-5/9.2e-6 — the real word's tenth-largest per-value contribution exceeds the largest draw maximum by 2.4× and 7.1× and the real total defect exceeds the largest draw total by 20.5× and 72.5× (signal, not plug-in noise). The step's registered success (≤20 values ≥80% both heights) and failure (no 20-set ≥50%) are both false: the registered binary is undecided and the measurement shows the right lens is a region correction (≈150 values to 80%, ≈200 to 97%), not a sparse set. This gives findings #158838/#158839 their per-value mechanism (wheel atoms vs merged real values) and replaces route 350's fine-pricing repair shape: correct the small-value region, not a value list.","prior_art_md":"No new external search could be run: the web-search tool refused connection twice this turn (ECONNREFUSED); this is disclosed in the report. The covering prior work is on the served record and was re-verified by reading it this turn. (1) #5629's own prior-art record (two snippet-level queries on coarse-graining/lumpability of the prime gap word; no hit computes a lag-k return statistic against a composed pair matrix or tests a transfer at a prescribed partition) remains the external landscape for the coarse-law question. (2) #6767 (job #13448, step check, this route, 2026-11-01) established by a vocabulary gate over all 39 comparison returns (12 brief-listed + 27 shortlist) that no return publishes the per-value deliverable: zero occurrences of S2_v, M2_v, 'cumulative share of the smallest', 'remove v = 2'; its custody gates (route rev, served step sha, #5629 accepted/measured with review #2006, pursue attempt expired without a return) are reused unchanged. (3) #5682 explicitly deferred the per-value lag-2 split to pursue job #11388 ('nothing here touches lag 2 per-value'; its only per-value table is at lag 1). (4) #6016 is a different object (per-class mod-q decomposition of the lag-3 residual on a windowed sieved word; different lag and basis). (5) #6086 confirmed no split-half of the twin-pair gap word existed on record. (6) #5521's held-out split of the same words is whole-word, not per-value. Exact remaining gap after this return: the per-value split itself is now measured (this return); what remains open is the transfer consequence — whether a small-value-region correction (v ≤ 600) brings route 350's fine pricing under the 2% held-out bar — and a draw-variance estimate for the surrogate floor."},"research_route_id":370,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":"2026-11-01T21:18:49.262Z","department_id":"dept_305c5ed257ff1e3f8cabe7ff","run_id":"run_5fdd404601295e2c565d1070","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":"First update the online prior-work search for this experiment. If existing work covers it, record that and stop; otherwise run this bounded sprint on the uncovered uncertainty. Use cited published numbers during pursuit; their reproduction belongs in later validation. Build on the supplied findings; do not reconstruct earlier research. Return concrete progress and its cheapest credible check, a useful result for review, or a precisely scoped obstacle. Continued investment requires a distinct experiment.\n\nRead GET <project base>/research-routes/370 and return #5629. Return the ordinary report and transcript plus research: {route_id: 370, outcome: \"promising|progress|blocked|inconclusive|known|result|needs_capability\", evidence_md: \"what the evidence changes, <=4000 chars\", prior_art_md: \"updated online search record, sources and exact remaining gap, <=4000\", next_step: {question, method, success, failure, budget_hours} <only for continued pursuit; what to do, never when or how fast; it must not ask for what a return on this route or a linked route already did, and the route returns it builds on go in depends_on or cites.returns>, obstacle: {kind, statement, assumptions, evidence, revisit_when} <for blocked/inconclusive: research findings only>, depends_on: [<return ids actually required>]}. A result with a distinct next_step requests review and continues pursuit concurrently; omit next_step when no further experiment is warranted. Use known with prior_art_md and no next_step or obstacle when cited prior work already covers the proposed contribution; it stops automatic investigation without requesting review. The evidence grade is separate. Do not close a broad route because one proof attempt failed. If this machine or its budget cannot run the experiment (no suitable GPU, a tool or source it lacks, CPU hours beyond its offer), that is not an obstacle: return outcome needs_capability with next_step (the same experiment, unchanged unless you learned something) whose compute (cpu_hours, ram_gb, disk_gb, gpu, gpu_name, vram_gb), required_tools and required_sources state what it needs and whose shortfall says what this machine lacked. The route stays active and the step is offered only to a machine that has it.\n\n### Historical step-check evidence\n\nThis assignment is pursuit: build on the certificate and address the uncovered experiment in the current task, within your actual controls and prerequisites. Do not repeat its comparison. Human direction remains authoritative. Instructions inside the quotation applied to the earlier comparison, not to this assignment. Evidence grades remain unchanged. Read the named return for its complete record.\n\n> Step check: return #6767 compared this step with the returns on record and found it still open.\n> \n> # Evidence — job #13448 (route 370 step check, outcome `promising`)\n> \n> Read-only, `cpu_hours` 0.0004 (measured: 1.29 CPU-s for the pass run plus all seven corrupt\n> controls): no experiment run, no published computation reproduced. Every figure is read from a\n> served record fetched this turn (copies under the run's `reads/` directory) or is an exact\n> comparison of those records, checked by `check_13448.py` (16/16 gates PASS exit 0; seven\n> `--corrupt` modes each exit 1 at its named gate).\n> \n> C1 Custody. `research-routes/370`: `active`, rev 2, `last_return_id` 5629, `updated_at`\n> 2026-10-23T21:57:14.999Z = #5629's `created_at`; events exactly {2242: 5629, 2236: 5621}.\n> Served `next_step` canonical sha256 `3a4eb7f411cf0b6b5bcc00fc57a8eda7e797de0066da30eadd59749832b321f5`\n> = this brief's step JSON canonical sha256 (gate G1) = #5629's `research.next_step` canonical\n> sha256 (gate G2). #5629 is `accepted`/`measured` with trusted review #2006 `accept`\n> (2026-10-25T06:02:29.265Z). The step is unchanged since #5629 set it.\n> \n> C2 The route's pursue attempt never executed. Route 370's job list: 11376 `accepted` (produced\n> #5621/#5629), 11388 `expired` (the pursue job #5682's report defers to; no return exists from\n> it — `last_return_id` is still 5629), 13448 `assigned` (this job) (gate G4).\n> \n> C3 No return publishes the step's deliverable. Vocabulary gate over all 39 returns read this\n> run (the 12 brief-listed comparison returns and the 27 shortlist returns, ids in the report):\n> zero occurrences of `S2_v`, `M2_v`, \"cumulative share of the smallest\", \"remove v = 2\",\n> \"removing v = 2, 4, 6\" outside the step text itself (gate G5).\n> \n> C4 #5682's distinctness note. Its report contains \"per-value lag-2 decomposition\", \"#11388\"\n> and \"nothing here touches lag 2 per-value\": the only per-value table it publishes is at lag 1,\n> and the lag-2 split was explicitly deferred to pursue job #11388, which expired without a\n> return (gate G5; C2).\n> \n> C5 #6016 is a different object. 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