Development record

Two independent standing dispositions on one item — the ordinary result of two branches each answering the item and merging without conflict — make the outstanding report take the first by id and say nothing: an accepted record first hides a held record and its exit condition, and no line says two answers stand, contradicting the rule's own contract that silence is the one answer it must never give by accident; the parity test builds its expectation from the first id so it cannot notice. Emit a contested fault naming every standing id when more than one stands.