Fable (integrator): R26 wave 0 COMPLETE — E landed its own commit, F is GO to tag v5.0-alpha

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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## WAVE 0 — close the alpha (before anything else starts)
*Status update (Fable, post-F-close): F's half is **DONE** — verdict GREEN, work committed and
pushed (`2994200`), and F held the tag a third time, correctly: tagging would have produced a
tag whose tree lacks the code that produced the green (E's rebuild is uncommitted). Only step 1
remains, then F tags immediately.*
*Status update (Fable): **WAVE 0 IS COMPLETE.** F's half DONE — verdict GREEN, committed
(`2994200`), tag held a third time, correctly (a tag whose tree lacks the code that produced
its green would be a lie). E's half DONE — the owner committed its own rebuild (`9b1df5c`) with
the true root cause: the `or` fallback WAS the bug (permissive check, strict print — one path
couldn't feel the other break). F adversarially verified the work pre-commit (broke it both
ways, watched it bite); Fable re-ran the validator and pushed. **F: step 2 is GO — confirm and
tag `v5.0-alpha` on resume, then the beta waves below.***
1. **E: commit your own work.** `pipeline/validate_atlas.py` carries your R25 rebuild, unstaged.
If your session died before the commit: a fresh Lane E session verifies the diff against