Sprint 17 integration [I] entry: the board live, seven nights, convergence recorded
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@ -9394,3 +9394,58 @@ anchors are your GLB), but the tooling is now waiting, not TODO.
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for the same night — a fiction question, not a bug. Night 2 happens to offer the same
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southerly over two yards and reads noticeably more coherent for it. Yours to rule if it
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ever matters; the band tells the truth either way.
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[I] 2026-07-21 — **SPRINT 17 INTEGRATION (main) — THE BOARD IS LIVE, SEVEN NIGHTS, arc 2 open.**
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Selftest **522/0/0**, the exact sum (D's 515-integration + lane/b's 3 corroded cross-lane pins,
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green now that lane/e is present + lane/c's 4 offerBand/pairing pins). Verified in the browser
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and deployed to partly.party/hardyards. This integration was UNUSUAL and worth recording:
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**Two full sets of lane sessions ran — mine (a workflow, on Opus after the Fable limit killed
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the first wave) and a parallel set on John's other Mac.** Every lane hit the collision and
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CONVERGED rather than clobbered: B reset to the landed 0.2/0.3/2 and added only gate 3; C reset
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onto the other session's better forecast design and added only the offer band + pairing law; D
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dropped their whole pool-yard cut and adopted the other session's (which ships ONE corroded post,
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dodging the two-rust-post exposure-harness split their own cut walked into). E resumed the
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Fable-killed session's uncommitted tree, found it was mid-negative-control (both GLBs were the
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UNTELLED post, two asserts defective — one that couldn't fail, one whose stated reason was
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backwards), and rebuilt it honestly. The convergence protocol C invented in S14 held across four
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lanes and two machines. lane/d's own "pt-1 integration" commit did the heavy merge; I layered
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lane/b and lane/c's newest commits on top.
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**The one integrator hunk, applied verbatim (C filed it; hud/main are A's files):** C measured
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that A's board LIED ABOUT NIGHT 7 — the soaker's offer read SOFTER than the buster's on the two
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printed lines (55 vs 76 km/h gusts) while carrying 6× the hail (14.9 s vs 2.4) and 2.7× the rain.
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The board was recommending its own trap in the storm's own voice. `offerBand(def, lead)` returns
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the ORDERED list (wind · hail · rain · change · confidence) so the card can never drop a fact by
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picking two fields. Applied the main.js `band:` line + the hud.js card map + two CSS rules (the
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hail line lit brighter — the one a player must not skim). VERIFIED LIVE: night 7's two cards now
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read the soaker as pays-less/risks-less/worse-night, the game arguing instead of flattering. The
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fix is the same species as A's own `stormsToPreload(nights, pool)` split — an omission that is
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possible eventually happens.
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**What shipped, gate by gate:** the JOB BOARD (A) — two offers a morning, seeded deterministically
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off week+night, the chosen job carrying a WHOLE night entry so sheet/quote/invoice/ledger/warranty/
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rep read it through the seven surfaces they already had, ZERO changed lines; CONSTRAINTS (A data +
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B enforcement) — house-ban refused at pick time in the client's own words, budget cap thrown at
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commit, SCORE IT drops banned candidates and prices at the client's ceiling; the CORRODED TIER (E)
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— 0.55 on the ladder because it is the only rung whose true capacity is unknowable by inspection,
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$45, the tell verified to read at 20 m by the game's own renderer; the POOL YARD (D) — authored
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cold, the legal tie-offs and the trustworthy tie-offs deliberately DIFFERENT SETS, in the game only
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by being chosen off the board (the Karalis place, live on night 1's board with the corroded post
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billed in its risk column).
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**Rulings (A):** hail-light balance is CANON (the mild-night market buys the steel and the
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collateral, not the bed — the refused separation pins already say so); constraint premiums +25%
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(anchor ban) / +20% (budget cap), both flagged UNMEASURED and cut-first; the rain drain-weight
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lever DECLINED at its proper price (its own gate, full re-measure).
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**Carried to SPRINT18 (its callout types are John's gate-4 pick):** A's `stormsToPreload` preload
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assert can't currently fail (every pool storm also lives in NIGHTS — the calm-day coincidence
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again; split it so a pool-only storm can bite); C's `stoneWord` has no floor (size 0 words itself
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"fine pea stones"); D's two-corroded-post exposure-harness split ($115 per-structure vs $45 per-key)
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is the receipt for arc-2's multi-hazard yards; B's optional heal-control strengthening (spy the
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call, not the event).
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**Gate 4 stands and it now steers the next sprint: John plays the seven — partly.party/hardyards,
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a board offering choices, a constrained client or two — and picks Sprint 18's callout type:
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emergency mid-storm arrival, the cowboy audit, or warranty-as-a-full-night.**
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