itd-67 ac-4 promises a phase-completion bump tier named in the launch report and a major bump only via an explicit --version <x.0.0>; delivered reality: the tier derives from record impact (internal/core/changelog/version.go), the report names the deciding impact and record and no phase, and the ship verb carries no --version flag at all — spc-11 records the supersession under Reconciliations but the intent's criterion was never amended, and the documented human override for the first 1.0.0 has no verb: the only path is a hand-written CHANGELOG heading. Found by the itd-67 fidelity audit (rcp-7af1556ce4f7).

itd-67 ac-4 promises a phase-completion bump tier named in the launch report and a major bump only via an explicit --version <x.0.0>; delivered reality: the tier derives from record impact (internal/core/changelog/version.go), the report names the deciding impact and record and no phase, and the ship verb carries no --version flag at all — spc-11 records the supersession under Reconciliations but the intent's criterion was never amended, and the documented human override for the first 1.0.0 has no verb: the only path is a hand-written CHANGELOG heading. Found by the itd-67 fidelity audit (rcp-7af1556ce4f7).

Grounds

• pursued: the delivered behaviour is the recorded one and the supersession is findable from the spec; shown wrong if spc-11's Reconciliations stop naming the bump-tier supersession