Three flakes in one day (0.549/0.503/0.638 vs the 0.5ms budget) proved
median-of-5 (T-1092's mitigation) insufficient when a concurrent cargo
build inflates all samples together. The assertion asks whether the
CODE meets the D-059 budget — load can only inflate wall time, never
deflate it, so the minimum is the least-noise estimator of code
capability, while a real regression shifts the minimum too. Budget
unchanged; regression-catching power preserved. 46/46 verified.
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D-130->D-131 (broad life-verb vocabulary, x3) and D-118->D-133 (skills
affect outcome, x2), each verified by full record-body match and lead
spot-check. The T-1205 audit body-matched all 66 unique decision ids
across the remaining 11 briefings — the other 10 are citation-clean.
Final f4c72e148 tally: 16 mis-citations across 6 of 18 briefings, all
fixed (T-1199 + T-1205). Follow-ups: T-1208 (eight wholesale-stale
briefings, rewrite backlog), and tiger.md confirmed deleted/off-roster.
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The 2026-03-13 'update all 18 briefings' commit transcribed a family of
adjacent-id slips while summarizing the Where's the Fun? workshop batch,
copied forward by every later maintenance pass: D-126<->D-134 swapped,
D-136 written as D-131, D-137 as D-136, D-130 as D-131, D-120 as D-137.
Fixed in gore/mellanie/ozzie/stig/nigel briefings; every correction
verified against the record's actual body (D-130's emergent-moral-arc
and D-120's no-skill-ceiling were resolved beyond the clerk's audit by
body-matching — the nigel D-137 fix would otherwise have created
contradictory citations in one file). Governance records untouched
(they were always correct); sprint archives verified already-correct.
Remaining 13 briefings from the same commit: T-1205.
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Tyre's PR #212 finding 1: the review-status row existed only in a live
DB, unrecorded in any git-tracked changelog — a rebuild reverted it.
Root cause: pql run from the capture worktree resolved the MAIN vault
(FR-4), so the write-through row landed here, uncommitted. Committing
it main-side makes the transition rebuild-safe; branch and main
changelog rows union at merge.
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Authors the full style bible: camera table separating D-148 gameplay from
D-019 offline-renderer use; the delegated toon-vs-PBR ruling (environment
props share the character toon treatment, with a minimal-PBR carve-out for
glass/polished metal so sightlines read truthfully under occlusion-based
perception); a color/material register for every D-235 ObjectTag (hue,
grain, D-217-keyed weathering); and explicit supersession notes both ways
with visual-grammar-v01.md and the mood-board workshop transcript.
Includes branch-side pql changelog rows (T-1050/T-1052 -> review); the
worktree pre-commit export step failed benignly (write-through had
already refreshed the files) so they are staged explicitly here.
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Tyre's PR #209 review flagged T-971's re-scope appends as invisible to
the branch-side planning store — same bookkeeping-lag class as PR #208's
T-1195 finding: the write-through rows were awaiting this commit.
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T-1194 (biome/relief stipple layer, from T-1175's assessment) and T-1195
(river+mountain label positions, the T-1169 scope adjudication target)
now have their write-through rows in git — tyre's PR #208 review caught
the branch-side store unable to resolve the T-1195 reference because
these rows were awaiting this commit.
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T-1191: atlas edge-scroll pans on unfocused mouse motion (eyeball nit).
T-1192: Global rung canvas fit/center presentation.
T-1189: raised to high — Region-rung extent exceeds body on both axes at
standard viewports (continent repeats + south-pole stripe smear), per the
T-1183 eyeball captures Jeroen flagged.
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The D-225-discharging wire migration per D-255(c): a new
server/src/atlas/step_canvas.rs subsystem (six-rung StepCanvasRung
ladder — Global variable-extent rung 0 through Chunk 64m — the
StepCanvasRequest/StepCanvasResponse tagged envelope extending the
proven ShapeProbe discriminated-shape pattern, PNG-per-field dense +
MessagePack-native sparse encoding per the T-1179 measured table, and
both server cache tiers: the structurally keep-always GlobalTierCache
and the dual-axis StepCanvasCache with storage TTLs per rung and
SIM_STATE_TTL clock-bucket staleness per the D-227 amendment (1)
formula). Wired through bridge/{mod,tcp,local}.rs (sixth demux shape,
send_step_canvas_response mirroring the five existing senders),
gen_queue.rs (DeriveStepCanvas work item with per-connection-per-rung
coalescing, reusing the shared TerrainAnalysisCache), and plugin.rs
(serve/complete systems, lazy D-206 rung-0 population).
Acceptance gate (mandatory per D-227 amendment (3)):
tests/step_canvas_acceptance_gate.rs — cache-hit == cache-miss
byte-identical for every rung, lossless encode round-trips, cache
round-trips vs fresh derive, distinct-center sanity. 5/5 pass.
Station-spacing cap ADOPTED: course stations floored to District
spacing (2,048 m) at finer rungs — the S2-measured +38-87% chunk/block
course cost had zero display benefit at the same station density
(COURSE_STATION_SPACING_FLOOR_M).
Documented honest gaps, not shortcuts: settlement_id is a proximity
approximation (no footprint polygons exist yet); glaciation/flooded_q
sim-state planes are wire-shape-ready D-253 stubs; rung-0 uses signed
equator-anchored rows (the canonical D-256 core convention — T-1186's
wrong-latitude behavior applies unchanged and unfixed here, by
instruction).
Legacy district_window carrier byte-unchanged: window_derivation_golden
6/6 byte-identical, all district_window suites pass unmodified. Full
suite at implementation time: 2127 passed across 45 binaries.
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Jeroen's gap catch: T-750 never stated that the seed-to-tile cascade is
also what determines the world where the player walks. Now connected in
one statement across three homes: D-012 amendment (the founding 'chunks
load/unload around the player' driver now concretely = the D-227/D-239
cascade; 3x3 chunk neighborhood minimum, coarser context self-provided by
D-255(f) function composition, Atlas interaction never a precondition,
byte-identical either way), the matching T-750 deliverable note (in
changelog), and a one-truth consumer note on Q-093 for the Phase-5 insert
minimap (design deferred, no independent map pipeline expected).
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The T-1177/T-1178/T-1154/T-1179/T-1180 in_progress transition wrote through
to the changelog after the sign-off commit; landing it per the
ticket-mutating-turn persistence rule.
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Three-way prep session (Jeroen + lead + Tyre) for the map-handler revision:
Jeroen's design outline captured verbatim, two clarification rounds, Tyre's
governance-delta/implications pass, brief co-written and ratified (zero
misrepresentations, zero blocking gaps), signed off by Jeroen with three edit
rounds (vocabulary repair tile->gridunit, client cache-store question with
SQLite fact base, explicit DQR/ticket deprecation sweep as gated deliverable).
Workshop: 5 seats (Dudley/Araminta/Stig/Tyre + Troblum r2), 2 rounds + lead
interview extendable at Jeroen's call, round 1 gated on measurements
T-1177/T-1178/T-1154/T-1179 (T-1180 non-gating). T-1176 in_progress with gate
blocker edges; T-1154 repurposed as measurement (3) and set ready.
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