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abcdBetav0.16.2 · 2026-11-06

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2026-09-02 — The entailment reading is handed the OBJECT SET's drafts and planned intents, and none by default (maintainer, at the Phase A review). The framework's section 13 fixes the object set as "Iteration 1's shipped state and claim record" — the fifteen workstream intents, which the record extends by the ten Iteration 2 intents — and the readings companion's section 6.2 makes drafts and planned intents ADMISSIBLE at that position: admissible is a permission, the object set is the scope, and the assembly was handing every draft and planned intent in the repository (147 projected intents on the Phase A tree) because a record row is admitted whole when the object set names none of its records. The drafts and planned rows therefore narrow by the entry's record list exactly as the shipped row does, so a draft or planned intent travels only when the committed entry names it; the companion's admissibility becomes a switch on the entailment entry — `admit_drafts_and_planned`, yes or no for drafts and planned intents beyond the object set, default no, refused at load on any other position because those two rows are admitted at entailment alone. The committed entailment entry names the ten Iteration 2 intents (itd-194, itd-2609021003095168, itd-2609020625400169, itd-2609020625400194, itd-2609020625400445, itd-2609020625402518, itd-2609020625402599, itd-2609020625405170, itd-2609020625405251, itd-2609020625407419) beside the fifteen, and declares no switch; several of the ten are shipped by the time Phase A completes and travel through the shipped row, which is the same object set either way. Issues, ADRs and every other warm family stay excluded by construction and gain no switch. Divergence register entry 1 is corrected accordingly: it recorded the ten as reaching the position through the companion's admission, which is the reading this ruling replaces.

decisiondcn-2609020000000020

2026-09-02 — The entailment reading is handed the OBJECT SET's drafts and planned intents, and none by default (maintainer, at the Phase A review). The framework's section 13 fixes the object set as "Iteration 1's shipped state and claim record" — the fifteen workstream intents, which the record extends by the ten Iteration 2 intents — and the readings companion's section 6.2 makes drafts and planned intents ADMISSIBLE at that position: admissible is a permission, the object set is the scope, and the assembly was handing every draft and planned intent in the repository (147 projected intents on the Phase A tree) because a record row is admitted whole when the object set names none of its records. The drafts and planned rows therefore narrow by the entry's record list exactly as the shipped row does, so a draft or planned intent travels only when the committed entry names it; the companion's admissibility becomes a switch on the entailment entry — admit_drafts_and_planned, yes or no for drafts and planned intents beyond the object set, default no, refused at load on any other position because those two rows are admitted at entailment alone. The committed entailment entry names the ten Iteration 2 intents (itd-194, itd-2609021003095168, itd-2609020625400169, itd-2609020625400194, itd-2609020625400445, itd-2609020625402518, itd-2609020625402599, itd-2609020625405170, itd-2609020625405251, itd-2609020625407419) beside the fifteen, and declares no switch; several of the ten are shipped by the time Phase A completes and travel through the shipped row, which is the same object set either way. Issues, ADRs and every other warm family stay excluded by construction and gain no switch. Divergence register entry 1 is corrected accordingly: it recorded the ten as reaching the position through the companion's admission, which is the reading this ruling replaces.

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date2026-09-02

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