Record independent fleet verification and delivery blockers

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explicit new budget decision; the existing policy resets its daily allowance
at UTC midnight. No deployment, installed-runtime upgrade, live DDL, authority
expansion or completion assertion follows from this checkpoint.
## Subsequent verification and delivery blockers
The sections above describe the earlier checkpoint, not the latest outcome.
Canonical source subsequently reached `3bb9c55`; the installed accepted runtime
was not upgraded by the following source reviews.
### Current-v2 reader and CLI
The corrected Kernel slice `c79f8d4`, Work convergence slice `7e0734a`, and
Release CLI slice `dd77b70` applied cleanly to canonical `3bb9c55` in the
detached review tree `/tmp/torch-current-reader-review-vFjsSi/candidate`.
The resulting candidate was `62629b806b00b4ceb8701c754c65b22738614eb9`.
Root's full suite passed 282 tests with four explicit skips. A focused command
named nonexistent `cli.test.mjs`; its 11 passing tests therefore did not prove
CLI coverage. The actual full-suite glob did include `cli-scenarios.test.mjs`.
Root then removed the reader's `BEGIN` and transaction-open flag in an isolated
mutant. The original four reader scenarios still passed: a demonstrated
coverage gap, not proof of a production-reader defect. QA granted an additive
correlated-generation scenario, delivered as
`85914d3ef8a310878cec8345d976e78b3128d47e` atop `62629b8`.
Root independently verified five reader scenarios passing on that exact
candidate. The same no-transaction mutant failed the new scenario because a
single reader combined generation A and generation B, not because close failed.
Evidence was delivered to QA and Manager in owner messages `23102515` and
`fd088d9f`. The review-only mutant remains in
`/tmp/torch-reader-oracle-independent-W4arvj/candidate`; do not promote it.
Work separately delivered `cdc3aa9b800f7f2c1c925e1d8ecd21d9948fd3d2`, a sibling
of `85914d3` atop `62629b8`. Its additive CLI scenario invokes actual `brief`,
`converge plan`, and `converge guards` against a sidecar-free, write-refusing
fixture and checks unchanged database bytes. Root verified that exact targeted
scenario passing in `/tmp/torch-cli-reader-independent-YpA8xa/candidate` after
providing dependencies. An initial invocation used the wrong working directory
and failed importing `zod` before assertions; that setup failure is not a
behavioral test result. No composed `85914d3` plus `cdc3aa9` candidate, native
check receipt, installed qualification, or integration is asserted here.
### Compact-card source corrections
Candidate `29afa15` initially left long title/domain metadata unbounded: an
isolated headless reproduction grew a card from 407px to 2,803px. Its current
controls link also left the modal open over the destination. Correction
`063034274a9e42b589aed6ef6071780b06f9a3b7` bounds those fields and closes/routes
the modal. Root independently ran all six focused browser scenarios successfully.
QA reported full-suite/check/dashboard/lint success for that source candidate.
This is hermetic demo evidence, not connected live desktop/mobile qualification,
uniform-height acceptance across every card type, or installed delivery.
The correction contains `Closes: TASK-console-compact-details`; the full task
remains incomplete. Manager reported that automatic closure refuses a blocked
task that is not ready to integrate. Preserve that boundary rather than making
the task integration-ready solely to land a source slice. Existing managed
Console branch `2261e9b` and its history remain separate from the detached source.
### Failed gates and operational requests
Runtime's converged `0bb5ca4a084ad19a99cef1d8ea3162bf29272f8f` and Kernel's
`85914d3` both reported full-suite cancellation at the existing 60-second
`cli-scenarios.test.mjs` boundary. Neither is a green full-suite result.
Runtime preserved its excerpt and audit in its worktree under
`test_logs/cli-suite-timeout-0bb5ca4a.observed-output.log` and
`reports/test-audit/cli-suite-timeout-report-2026-10-03.md`.
There is no TORCH check receipt for that direct `npm run test` invocation.
The captured file-level output does not identify an internal CLI subscenario.
No timeout increase, assertion relaxation, or retry-until-green was authorized.
Root submitted these concrete findings through durable owner requests:
- `700f9ac7`: live snapshot response took 9.182 seconds; the following static
page response took 0.003552 seconds. Synchronous doctor/Git observation is a
candidate cause, not a proven root cause. Profile without hiding stale state.
- `db2380f0`: configuration defines a one-slot browser resource, but full-test
and dashboard-check resource lists are empty. Direct test commands have no
queue receipt. This coordination gap is verified; its role in the timeout
is not. Avoid new competing full/browser suites while diagnosing it.
- `0d25bf3e`: ordinary integration intake requires a registered specialist
branch tip equal to the candidate SHA. Detached `626`/`859`/`cdc` do not meet
that boundary, and Session Manager is not a feature-source identity. A
reviewed lossless adoption path is needed; do not impersonate a specialist,
reset its branch, import its whole future branch, or fabricate receipts.
- `ea12134f`: Owner Console had both live parent and native Codex child for
approximately 42 minutes while its durable progress report remained old.
Separate executor liveness from recent activity and actual waiting reasons.
Age alone does not authorize termination, guard cleanup, or restart.
### Launch allowance and next actions
An audited one-day allowance permitted 96 automatic launches on UTC
2026-10-03, while the ordinary future daily cap remains 48. The ledger reached
96 and the live observation returned `daily-turn-cap`. In-flight turns were
allowed to finish; no ledger reset or further allowance was granted. The policy
uses UTC midnight, not local midnight. It is an invocation allowance, not proof
of token/cost governance or reboot-persistent scheduling.
Next work remains: independent current-candidate QA; deterministic diagnosis
of the failed CLI gate and correct resource admission; lossless candidate
adoption/intake; exact-SHA qualifying receipts; serialized integration;
installed sandbox/startup verification; connected live UI review; and the
remaining roadmap. Durable manager backlog and owner messages remain the
authoritative queue. This report does not close those tasks or broaden authority.