Board hygiene for merged #942 — arc entry + shipped row - #943
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#942 was mixed -- the CodeRabbit "mean"-qualifier fix AND the new substrate-comfort-zones-v1 plan -- so it gets its own arc entry (the termination clause covers hygiene-only PRs, not this). The entry records what a future session needs the "why" for: the plan states the operator's hypothesis as an INTERACTION term, not a main effect (worse-everywhere-but-least-worse-in-storms and better-only-in- storms are different findings), and D-CZ-0's three preflight corrections are this session's own lessons applied rather than re-learned -- sample-composition arithmetic before the first fetch, both controls smoke-tested for losability, units annotated at coefficient definition. Also records what is NOT done: the report SS10 reconciliation sweep. SS10.2's model is disconfirmed, SS10.5's "gather-design unblocked" is retracted, SS10.6's roadmap still shows pre-wave gates -- the corrections live in plan RUN sections and epiphanies, and the report itself is stale. Named in Deferred so it does not get lost. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01CcpLeEC3XK8Eye53GKBVvi
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| `E-THE-DISPLACEMENT-FILTER-ATE-THE-STRANDED-STRATUM-1` lesson) run | ||
| BEFORE the first fetch — a regime split must be arithmetically reachable | ||
| in the source data, not discovered empty after the run; (2) both | ||
| controls smoke-tested for LOSABILITY at negligible cost before any |
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This states that both controls were already smoke-tested, but .claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md still marks D-CZ-1—the control losability smoke test—as Queued, and this same new entry later says that nothing beyond D-CZ-0 ran. Repeating the completed claim in the LATEST_STATE.md shipped row makes future sessions liable to skip D-CZ-1, so describe smoke-testing as a planned prerequisite until results exist.
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| turbulent storms than in calm regimes.* Three held-constant regimes | ||
| (open water / flatland / storm-with-high-shear) × substrate formula × |
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The merged plan's adopted ladder contains four regimes—R1 Amazon, R2 ocean, R3 W Siberia, and R4 storm—and its output contract budgets for four regimes, whereas this summary says there are only three. The same count is repeated in the new shipped row, so a reader executing from the board could omit either the calm-land or active-flatland tier that the preflight explicitly split; update both summaries to say four regimes.
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…bed-vs-done control claim Both real, both verified against the sources before fixing: 1. REGIME COUNT. The adopted ladder in substrate-comfort-zones-v1.md has FOUR regimes, not three: R1 CALM Amazon (|grad p| 10.2), R2 OCEAN S-Pacific gyre (14.9), R3 ACTIVE W-Siberian lowland (43.8), R4 STORM (95.6) -- the preflight DELIBERATELY split the operator's "flatland" into a calm and an active tier, and the plan's output contract budgets for four. Both summary rows said three, so a session executing from the board would have dropped either the calm-land or the active-flatland tier. Fixed in both, with the actual gradient ladder named so the count is checkable rather than asserted. 2. PRESCRIBED vs DONE. Both rows read as if the control-losability smoke test had already been performed, while STATUS_BOARD correctly marks D-CZ-1 as Queued and the same entry elsewhere said nothing beyond D-CZ-0 ran. A future session could have skipped the gate. Fixed by splitting D-CZ-0's bullet into what it ACTUALLY EXECUTED (sample-composition arithmetic -- which is what forced the 4-way split; units-at-definition discipline) versus what it PRESCRIBED for runs that have not happened (D-CZ-1's control smoke test, Queued, gating every later cell). Stated explicitly: the requirement existing in the plan is not the requirement being satisfied. Both are the same defect class this session keeps hitting -- a summary losing a distinction the source carries. Fifth instance; the mechanical counter-check (re-read the source, count/verify, don't paraphrase from memory) remains the lever. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01CcpLeEC3XK8Eye53GKBVvi
Post-merge hygiene for #942
#942 was mixed — the CodeRabbit
mean-qualifier fix and the newsubstrate-comfort-zones-v1plan — so it gets its own arc entry (the termination clause covers hygiene-only PRs, not this).PR_ARC_INVENTORY.md— new MERGED entry. Records what a future session needs the why for: the plan states the operator's hypothesis as an interaction term, not a main effect ("worse everywhere but least-worse in storms" ≠ "better only in storms" — the plan distinguishes them), and D-CZ-0's three preflight corrections are this session's own lessons applied rather than re-learned (sample-composition arithmetic before the first fetch; both controls smoke-tested for losability; units annotated at coefficient definition).LATEST_STATE.md— shipped-table row for Board: restore the dropped "mean" qualifier on #940's 25 %/9 % contribution figures (CodeRabbit Minor on #941) #942.Also names what is NOT done, so it doesn't get lost: the report §10 reconciliation sweep. §10.2's vector-sum model is disconfirmed, §10.5's "gather-design unblocked" is retracted, §10.6's roadmap still shows the pre-wave gates — those corrections currently live only in plan RUN sections and epiphanies, and the report itself reads as though the validation wave never happened. Recorded in Deferred.
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