Lane D S17: [D] THREADS — convergence declared, the other D session's pool yard + cold-play adopted

Two Lane D sessions ran gates 3.2 + 4 in parallel; found via push rejection.
Their site_04_pool_yard + seven-night cold-play (515/0/0) STAND — dropped my
whole duplicate cut (a second, two-corroded-post pool yard + a second cold-play),
did not force, did not rebase over theirs. Verified their tree green (515/0/0)
before adding a line.

Additive-only: a measured receipt for their second-rust-post landmine (a real
two-post yard splits the exposure harnesses, exposureOf $115 vs
collateralExposure $45 — C's gate-1.2 cross going red by construction); and an
independent live repro of C's night-7 board-card omission (card "33 km/h · fine
pea stones" vs sheet "rain heavy · 44 mm/hr · hail likely") flagged as the #1
board fix. Scratch merge judged the wider tree (main + newest b/c) at 517/0/0,
per-lane sum verified, nothing lost.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@ -9146,3 +9146,51 @@ anchors are your GLB), but the tooling is now waiting, not TODO.
across a chosen night billed correctly both directions (S16's promise surviving arc 2 is across a chosen night billed correctly both directions (S16's promise surviving arc 2 is
worth saying out loud); fees carry standing multipliers down to ×0.88 at ★0.0, so the worth saying out loud); fees carry standing multipliers down to ×0.88 at ★0.0, so the
rep bleed is FELT in the wallet, which is REP doing its job unmeasured or not. rep bleed is FELT in the wallet, which is REP doing its job unmeasured or not.
[D] 2026-07-21 — 🤝 **CONVERGENCE, DECLARED FIRST: TWO LANE-D SESSIONS RAN GATES 3.2 AND 4 IN
PARALLEL. I found out by having my push REJECTED. The pool yard (site_04) and the seven-night
cold play landed ABOVE are the other session's, and they STAND — I did not force, I did not
rebase over them, and I dropped my whole duplicate cut (a second pool yard + a second
cold-play).** Their pool yard is the better one and for the exact reason this convergence is
lucky: **it ships ONE corroded post on purpose to dodge the second-rust-post landmine — the
one my cut walked straight into.** I authored TWO corroded posts (the "different sets" thesis
read to me as needing a genuine choice of rust corners), scored it green, and only at exposure
time did the landmine they filed bite. So I bring their filing a measured receipt and nothing
else it doesn't already have. Verified their tree with my own eyes before adding a line:
selftest 515/0/0 on :8827, my own fronted tab.
**THE RECEIPT FOR THEIR SECOND-RUST-POST FILING (E/A — a number for when per-instance keys get
plumbed).** On a real two-corroded-post yard (both structures baking `collateralKey:
'corroded_post'`), I measured the two exposure harnesses in the browser and they DISAGREE:
· A's `exposureOf(siteJson)` (the OFFER CARD) reads **$115** — corroded $45 + corroded $45 +
gnome $25, per STRUCTURE.
· B/C's `collateralExposure` (SCORE IT / the failure route) reads **$45** — the corroded post
$45 ONCE (de-duped by key), and the gnome not counted at all (no anchor reaches it).
That is C's gate-1.2 exposure cross going RED by construction — the cross WORKING, on the first
yard that would trip it. The other session avoided it by shipping one post; the number is here
so the fix (per-instance key plumbing + whether the gnome belongs in `exposureOf`) has a datum,
because arc 2's glasshouse/granny-flat yards will want more than one priceable hazard someday.
**A SECOND PLAYTESTER'S TOP BOARD FIX, from an independent seventh night: the offer card LIES
about the soaker, live, exactly as C measured.** I took the N7 soaker off the board and read
the card against the sheet it leads to:
· board CARD: `sustained to 9 m/s (33 km/h) · fine pea stones` — reads as the SOFT job (the
alternative buster card reads 76 km/h, windier).
· job SHEET (one click later): `rain heavy · southerly change at 40s · hail likely · rain to
44 mm/hr`.
The card hides the 44 mm/hr downpour and the hail that ARE the soaker's trap, so on the board
alone the trap reads as the safe pick — the board recommending the trap in the storm's own
voice. C's `offerBand` hunk (hail duration + rain rate + change, mapped so a dropped fact can't
hide) is FILED and NOT INTEGRATED. **From the chair: this is the #1 board fix for the next
integration** — it is the one place the board is dishonest, and it is dishonest on the week's
signature trap. Everything else on the card (client, site, wind, fee, exposure, ⚖ terms) is
honest and load-bearing; the exposure line in particular is what a broke wallet reads to stay
off the carport.
Everything else my pass would have said, the landed cold-play above already says better (it
mouse-rigged where mine went through `session.rig` for want of a pointer-capture orbit, it
took the pool yard AND the $45 cap as its alternatives, and its declining-costs-nothing and
$5-tier clean/marginal findings are sharper than anything I had). No duplicate lands. My
scratch merge judged the wider tree (main + the newest lane/b + lane/c) at **517/0/0**,
per-lane sum verified, nothing lost in the merge — flagged for the integrator as the number to
reproduce when b/c's newest commits and this pool yard all land together.