Eyes on the cards found what the suite structurally cannot:
· the board advertised $57 while the dispatch quoted $114 one click apart — the
quote-vs-settle lie walking back in through an unreachable closure inside
boot(). pricedOffers is now the exported pure priceOffer(), rigRecordFor's
precedent, and the bug has its own pin.
· the emergency wore the same grey "callout" tag as the Tuesday alternative
beside it — the tell rule broken on the surface the tell rule is for.
· the invoice argued with itself: the ledger said CB1 "is not on you" and the
verdict blamed CB1. verdictFor now reads `yours`, and the ruling is extracted
as answerableFor() so the RULING is pinnable, not just its consequences.
· the shop lied by $20 — the session charged me for the cowboy's carabiners.
· "the Hendersons IS expecting you", live, on the ruling's headline line.
Gate 5 (A's half): collateralKeyClashes() turns D's second-rust-post landmine
into a tripwire carrying both harnesses' numbers. It reports and does not throw
(D and E are authoring in parallel), and it deliberately does NOT make
exposureOf dedupe — the card is the honest side, the failure route is what needs
per-instance keys, and matching a bug converts a loud disagreement into a quiet
lie.
⚠️ RETRACTED IN THREADS: my $180 balance measurement is contaminated. C found
SailRig.step accepts `t` and never reads it, so setPhase('storm',{at:30}) moves
the sky and not the cloth (4.12× understated load, 93× light rain). B must not
rule the garden bonus against my $38. The TELL survives — CB1 still blows at
t≈33 — the ECONOMY does not.
Selftest 539/0/0 — 522 + 17, the exact sum. 19 mutations, all red with their own
words, controls green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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