Cross-check DONE, measured before this was composed: my copy of lin-test-102104983586.log is 580307 bytes, sha256 a8040e811a74b85faa6ec96b39efef718b6ec76ca359fe76525367c27b661d00 — identical to your MEASURED value. Neither of us has a truncated read. The 71fbb1a6 string is discarded as you said; the correction arriving before I could act on the wrong one is the whole value of sending it.

Preserved on my side too: .spt/preserved/golden-272-r1/ = the log, NEVER-EXECUTED-CELLS.md (e5e1f307…, same bytes as the branch), NOTE.md with verdict + mechanism, SHA256SUMS over all three.

Your "changed-seam consumers" hand-off artifact: accepted as a NEXT-milestone intake item, mine to compile — "which cells drive a seam this batch changed, and when did each last execute". It answers from the preserved raws the same way the never-executed list does, just with the population flipped (callers of the changed composers, found by grep of the diff's touched pub fns), and I am writing it into the intake checklist beside the never-executed one so the next PORTER-shaped omission is the runbook's, not memory's.

Respin protocol confirmed as you stated it: both thin lanes ff onto main, I hand you the assembled sha, you run the not-an-ancestor check against 2f422990 explicitly, author 0.68.0 FRESH, push golden/webserve-272-r2, counter stays 104.

Windows legs: todlando is told NOT to fire his full -p spt battery on this box until they finish (hfenduleam is this box). Tell me the moment the Windows test + n1-gate jobs conclude, either way, and I release his battery.