Q2 withdrawn: D-137 fork 1 was ruled 2026-07-25, not open ...

Third stale-premise item in queued-findings-20260730.txt (after Q1). Q2 opens
'D-137 OPEN FORK 1 (enforcement strength) -- still unruled'. Sub-ruling 1 ruled
it 2026-07-25 at option (b), utterance 'Blocking in preflight', and its
CONSEQUENCE block explicitly declines option (c): 'NOT adopted: the PreToolUse
guard (so an agent is not constrained at write time, only at the deploy gate)'.

So guard-destructive.py is NOT D-137's enforcement point -- it is the older
CLAUDE.md/DOCFIX-006 mechanism, and hardening it needs no ruling to proceed.
This was verified BEFORE the reissue minter was built, which is why 'Full script
minter now' was consistent with the ruling rather than a side-effect decision.

The misfire evidence stays valuable and the tally is now SEVEN. The two newest
were collected today: the guard blocked a command whose only purpose was to TEST
it (it read nothing), and then blocked the heredoc writing this very correction
into the audit file -- documentation prose, no file read. Both are the same class
as the earlier five: the matcher cannot distinguish reading secret material from
merely naming it.

Correction APPENDED, not rewritten (the stage4-mirror-gate precedent).

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DOCFIX-205 sweep: correct the artifact that filed Q1, and one stale residue ...

Advisor review caught that correcting CURRENT-STATE and the ledger was not
enough: docs/audit/queued-findings-20260730.txt -- the sweep capture the 07-30
bookend points at -- still presented Q1 as an open ruling that 'blocks any FQDN
cert', enforced by an A12 refusal that no longer exists. A next session reading
it would re-derive Q1 exactly as this one did, reopening the loop just closed.

- queued-findings-20260730.txt: APPENDED correction (not a rewrite; the
  stage4-mirror-gate-20260727.txt precedent), naming the two claims that are now
  false and pointing at the evidence. Q2 explicitly untouched.
- dc-dc-deployment-workflow.md:257: described phase-6 as proposing the retired
  dc1/dc2-hostnames.yaml spelling. MEASURED: the runbook itself was already
  corrected to the region-qualified form by an earlier session -- only the
  workflow doc's description of it lagged. Under D-119  IS vr1-dc0, so the
  -hostnames.yaml interpolation used elsewhere is correct as written.
- The DOCFIX-205 capture's section 1 quoted a 3-line span starting mid-sentence
  and left a clause orphaned. Repaired to two verbatim quotes, both re-verified
  present in design-decisions.md. CURRENT-STATE cites this file as evidence and
  this repo's discipline is exact captures.

octavia-pki 23/23; repo-lint 0 fail (L10 gated this commit correctly -- the
docs/audit/ change set required CURRENT-STATE to move with it).

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Pre-bookend sweep: the operator's working commands were NOT in the repo ...

Operator: "I'm worried that the fixes we made to the defective commands will be lost when we
close this session ... Complete a full sweep before the bookend."

THE CONCERN WAS WELL FOUNDED. The corrected Step 5/6 commands -- the ones that actually produced
both DCs' live PKI -- had been reviewed in conversation, judged equivalent, and never folded in.
Four items now landed:

  1. Portable base64. GEN.d shipped the GNU-only `-w0` flag; what ran was
     `base64 < f | tr -d '\r\n'`. The runbook described a command nobody executed.
  2. The operator's VIP_OVERLAY:? guard in GEN.c.
  3. The heredoc column-1 requirement, as a CAUTION heading rather than a footnote, because that
     failure is silent: no alt_names section yields a certificate with NO SANs while every
     openssl command still prints OK.
  4. ${DC_LABEL:?} at both CA call sites -- F8's sibling, where an unset label bakes a DC-less
     subject into a 10-year CA with no error anywhere.

Not done, with the reason recorded: the heredoc was NOT rewritten as printf lines. More
paste-proof, but an untested rewrite of a step that mints 10-year CA material and cannot be
exercised end-to-end from an agent session. Risk bounded instead by A9 plus harness T2.

F9 is now structural rather than remembered: A12 arms itself from os-public-hostname appearing as
a real option key. Live PASS 29/0 both DCs, harness 21/21.

A new ruling-shaped gap, now blocking rather than filed: D-008's shape plus D-106:2563's VR1
instantiation do not say whether substrate vr1-dc1 is dc1 by token or dc2 by position -- the
DC1/DC2 ambiguity item 3.1 retired elsewhere, here deciding certificate identity. Both live certs
carry dc0.vr0, the VR0 region, wrong under either reading. A12 refuses rather than picking.

A precedence bug the harness caught: REFUSE was checked before FAIL, so once A12 armed a
CONFIRMED wrong-region SAN reported as "could not evaluate". A known defect outranks an
unevaluated one.

Sweep capture docs/audit/queued-findings-20260730.txt carries F10-F13 and two ruling-shaped
questions. F10 is the one worth acting on: mint-ref line numbers drift silently and S4 cannot see
it, since it asserts only within-EOF. That bit three times in two sessions and was caught by hand
every time, never by a gate. All 24 octavia refs re-anchored in a single-pass mapping keyed by row
id -- 391 was simultaneously an old and a new value, so sequential seds would have corrupted it.

repo-lint 0 fail; octavia-pki 21/21; creds-matrix 65/65.

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