chore: cut VER-01 and CAP-02, filed on evidence that never occurred #216

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Both requirements were seeded into REQUIREMENTS.md at the v3.5.3 close from open diff-review findings, and both describe a sentence that could be misread rather than a run that went wrong.

The v3.5.3 close is itself the counter-evidence: the deep verifier wrote why_human on two phase-5 UAT items and the walk applied the bar and executed them rather than handing them back, and the blocking risk_surface gate re-armed exactly once against a re-read of triage-gate.md. Neither failure mode occurred or came close.

Tracked as work they would have turned "a model might misread this" into two phases of a milestone. Issues #212 and #213 are closed on the same reasoning.

If a real run ever misroutes a why_human item or arms twice, that run carries a trace and is the evidence to refile on.

v3.5.4 goes from 11 issues to 9.

Both requirements were seeded into `REQUIREMENTS.md` at the v3.5.3 close from open diff-review findings, and both describe a sentence that could be misread rather than a run that went wrong. The v3.5.3 close is itself the counter-evidence: the deep verifier wrote `why_human` on two phase-5 UAT items and the walk applied the bar and executed them rather than handing them back, and the blocking `risk_surface` gate re-armed exactly once against a re-read of `triage-gate.md`. Neither failure mode occurred or came close. Tracked as work they would have turned "a model might misread this" into two phases of a milestone. Issues #212 and #213 are closed on the same reasoning. If a real run ever misroutes a `why_human` item or arms twice, that run carries a trace and is the evidence to refile on. v3.5.4 goes from 11 issues to 9.
chore: cut VER-01 and CAP-02, filed on evidence that never occurred
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Both were seeded at the v3.5.3 close from open diff-review findings, and both
describe a sentence that could be misread rather than a run that went wrong.
The v3.5.3 close is itself the counter-evidence: the deep verifier wrote
why_human on two phase-5 UAT items and the walk applied the bar and executed
them rather than handing them back, and the blocking risk_surface gate re-armed
exactly once against a re-read of triage-gate.md. Neither failure mode occurred
or came close.

Tracked as work, they would have turned 'a model might misread this' into two
phases. If a real run ever misroutes a why_human item or arms twice, that run
carries a trace and is the evidence to refile on.

Closes #212, #213.
john merged commit 6d445f3dec into main 2026-08-18 10:29:15 +00:00
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