**Post-merge run 34676052412 (f55ea9c7) — the unit result, read at 05:50Z. Reporting the legs, not a verdict on the run.**

- `changes` SUCCESS · `traceability` SUCCESS (05:37:35Z) · `lint` SUCCESS (05:39:39Z)
- `unit (self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito)` **SUCCESS** at 05:46:59Z
- `unit (self-hosted, Windows, hfenduleam)` **still `in_progress`**

**What that answers:** `traceable-reqs` 0.2.0 parses the unknown `[placement]` table — the one real coupling risk in f55ea9c7 — measured, on the Linux unit leg. That is the leg the evidence came from and the only leg that has reported a unit result.

**What it does not answer:** the run is not green. The Windows unit leg has not reported, so nothing here licenses reading the three early greens plus one unit leg as a whole-run pass.

**A7 consequence, measured on this box rather than inherited:** A7 remains NOT granted. `Runner.Worker.exe` pid 50016 is alive and the live build tree is ancestry-authenticated to it — `cargo 33684 <- rustup 24552 <- pwsh 42312 <- Runner.Worker 50016`, with `cargo-nextest 50208` and a rustc/link layer beneath — so the compile on HFENDULEAM belongs to this run's Windows unit leg, not to a leaked daemon and not to me. No A7 arm has been started and no load has been added to the box. This agrees with liam's 05:49Z read, independently.