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Adds docs/reports/2026-11-04-v2-survey/. It surveys the v2 tracks (the surface→desugar→core grammar and the L1–L4 proof redesign) and 15 sibling repos, with v1 used as reference only.

  • EPHAPAX-V2-ARCHITECTURE-AND-PLAN.adoc covers:
    • the fastest proof and engineering routes;
    • claimed-vs-verified ground truth;
    • the target architecture, with an obligation at each seam;
    • what needs creating, and in which repo;
    • proof and engineering ladders, plus experiments;
    • an ultracode wave plan;
    • owner decisions D0, D0b and D1–D12, with rated options;
    • risks and kill criteria;
    • cross-repo actions.
  • evidence/SurveyCounterexamples.v holds Coq 8.18 witnesses. It sits outside _CoqProject, so the build is unchanged.
  • evidence/probes/*.eph.txt holds Rust-checker probes. The .txt suffix keeps eph_corpus_gate from picking them up.

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  • The Coq environment can derive False. There are three refuted Admitted lemmas:

    • preservation_l1 and step_pop_disjoint_from_type_l1 (v2 L1), refuted by Qed files in the same _CoqProject;
    • the legacy Semantics.preservation, refuted by Counterexample.v. It is kept Admitted by directive.

    preservation_l2_via_l1 rests on a false axiom. The plan escalates these as decisions. P0/D0 retires the L1 pair. D0b isolates the legacy pair; the recommendation there is import-closure quarantine, which changes no fenced file. Every headline gets an empty assumptions allowlist. Nothing is closed or patched, per the CLAUDE.md fences.

  • preservation_l1 and progress have further failures. Preservation also fails with a closed context, and because S_Drop and S_Drop_Echo both apply, so stepping is nondeterministic. Progress fails because EObserve is typable but has no step rule.

  • The v2 judgment has a compound-linearity hole (PairDup). A pair can duplicate a linear string. In Linear mode, TEcho can also be copied.

  • The Rust checker accepts four linear-reuse programs, and a recursive data type crashes it with a stack overflow.

  • The typed-wasm gate rejects all 17 ephapax modules. Its verifier reads an ADR-0003 byte offset as an instruction index (crates/typed-wasm-verify/src/verify.rs:1235). The fix belongs upstream in typed-wasm. The 0/17 figure comes from a survey agent and was not re-run here.

Verification

  • formal/ builds with coqc 8.18.0.
  • SurveyCounterexamples.v checks: 3 inconsistency witnesses (F0, F1), each depending only on its refuted Admitted, plus 5 lemmas that are "Closed under the global context".
  • cargo test -p ephapax-cli --test eph_corpus_gate passes 2/2.
  • Not re-checked: EscapeCex, L2Comp and LetCheck were reported by a survey agent whose scratch files were lost. Plan rung P2 re-creates them.
  • Not run: Idris2, Lean, Isabelle, zig and the wasmtime CLI are not installed here. Every claim that depends on them is marked UNVERIFIED.

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Adds docs/reports/2026-11-04-v2-survey/:

- EPHAPAX-V2-ARCHITECTURE-AND-PLAN.adoc: ground truth for the v2
  grammar and four-layer proof tracks plus the 15 sibling repos, the
  target architecture, proof and engineering ladders, experiments, an
  ultracode wave plan, owner decisions D0-D12, risks and kill criteria,
  and a cross-repo action list.
- evidence/SurveyCounterexamples.v: Coq witnesses kept outside
  _CoqProject. The two Admitted v2 lemmas (preservation_l1,
  step_pop_disjoint_from_type_l1) let the environment derive False,
  because Qed counterexamples in the same build refute them. Also adds
  axiom-free witnesses for a closed-context preservation failure, the
  echo cross-path failure, a stuck EObserve, PairDup and EchoCopy.
- evidence/probes/*.eph.txt: Rust checker probes. `ephapax check`
  accepts four linear-reuse programs, and a recursive `data` type
  crashes it with a stack overflow.

No build, proof file or legacy artefact is changed. The plan escalates
the inconsistency for an owner decision (P0/D0) instead of patching.

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    • Added a survey report covering findings on the current language design and tooling, a proposed v2 architecture, implementation stages, risks and decision points.
    • Added supporting evidence, including formal counterexamples, checker probe results and sample programs exploring duplication, closures, effects and recursive types.
    • The report distinguishes verified from unverified findings and records assumptions and toolchain limitations.

This pull request adds survey findings and supporting evidence, describes a proposed Ephapax v2 architecture, and sets out staged proof, engineering, experiment and cross-repository plans.

Changes: V2 survey and planning

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Survey findings and evidence
docs/reports/2026-11-04-v2-survey/EPHAPAX-V2-ARCHITECTURE-AND-PLAN.adoc, docs/reports/2026-11-04-v2-survey/evidence/*
The survey records Coq counterexamples and typing witnesses, Rust checker probe results, and findings with different verification status.
V2 architecture and deliverables
docs/reports/2026-11-04-v2-survey/EPHAPAX-V2-ARCHITECTURE-AND-PLAN.adoc
The plan describes the proposed v2 architecture, including its formal/v2/ stack, component responsibilities, runtime and checker seams, and proposed deliverables.
Proof, engineering and experiment plan
docs/reports/2026-11-04-v2-survey/EPHAPAX-V2-ARCHITECTURE-AND-PLAN.adoc
The plan defines proof and engineering rungs, dependencies, acceptance criteria, and experiments.
Execution waves, decisions and follow-ups
docs/reports/2026-11-04-v2-survey/EPHAPAX-V2-ARCHITECTURE-AND-PLAN.adoc
The plan records work fences, execution waves, owner decisions, kill criteria, and actions for Ephapax and sibling repositories.

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  • hyperpolymath/ephapax#418: Both pull requests document refuted preservation claims; this pull request adds Coq witnesses and uses the findings to define the v2 proof redesign.
Merge Risk: Low · previous review 1852b

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- The legacy Semantics.preservation is Admitted, and Counterexample.v
  refutes it, so the two together also derive False. Evidence F0
  (`legacy_inconsistent`) is added and checked. The plan no longer
  allowlists it. Every headline gets an empty allowlist, and new owner
  decision D0b covers isolation (recommended: import-closure
  quarantine, with no fenced file changed).
- W2 now asserts the differential soundness direction at zero
  tolerance against the naive check_v2. Only completeness stays
  report-only.

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- P8: the mu canonical form moves to P17, where TMu is introduced.
- E12: the initial harness depends only on P6. P15 is a later upgrade.
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- E0: rec1 must fail with the named DesugarError, not just avoid exit 134.
- E1: perform/handle must return CodegenError with no module. g5 either
  fails cleanly or compiles with contiguous FFI indices. The global
  unreachable ban is dropped, since compile_match emits a deliberate
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- P1: no temporary allowlist. Report-only for the L1 pair until P0.
- P4/P8: signed and I64/F32/F64 literal forms enter the v2 core.
- D9 is ratified in W4 (T4h, with X10 attached) before P15.
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- Add an owner-decision schedule (D0-D12) and a carry-over rule for
  incomplete dependencies.
- W0: ratify D0b with D0; T0g implements the D0b isolation CI job.
- W2: T2g completes E7 before the E10 stdlib port; E8 carries over.
- W5: T5g ratifies D10 and D12 before W6.
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…k, real fixtures

- TMu enters the core at P4. P8 covers mu. P17 becomes alignment only.
- The syntax ADR is ratified in the W1 T1a packet. E7 depends on it.
- W0: T0h applies the ratified P0 retirement.
- W5: T5h implements and pins the upstream Affine kind. P18 and E16
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An independent audit of the plan found 37 consistency issues. All are
fixed here:

- Dependencies: P17 no longer depends on the later P16. D9a (extraction
  target for the naive oracle) moves to W1. The P1/X2 cycle is broken.
  E0 is D5-independent. E16 depends on D12. E8 uses real IDs plus D11.
  E10 depends on E8. The carry-over rule lists E10 and E14.
  Upstream absolute-zero and januskey citation fixes are scheduled.
- Scheduling: X14 runs before P19. The E6 F64 widening has a task and a
  W2 gate. P13's boundary-leak counterexample is a deliverable.
- Gates: the tripwire uses a registered refutation list, so the legacy
  theorem can be reported. P6 tests progress and determinism.
  Coverage thresholds agree. E4 allows an interp known-failures list.
  E0, E2, E8, E10, E11, E16 and E18 gates cover what they promise.
  W3, W4 and W5 exits cover their tasks.
- References: D0b, F5, the env_inconsistent_* names, the i64 probe,
  README erasure lines, drifted Coq line numbers, the
  ephapax-differential crate and the @ToTal input.
- Contradictions: legacy_inconsistent under D0b, evidence-vs-lost
  falsifiers, the hard cross-dependencies, the stdlib count (10 with
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# CLAUDE.md — Ephapax repo agent guidance

## 🛑 Owner directive snapshot (2026-05-27) — legacy fence plus later L1 regressions

### TL;DR

Ephapax preservation as originally stated in `formal/Semantics.v` is
**provably false** — and that is a *result*, not a defeat:
`formal/Counterexample.v` exhibits a concrete configuration that types,
steps, and lands at an untypable post-state (5 lemmas `Qed`), which
named an invariant missing from the legacy judgment. So the work is **not**
to close `Theorem preservation` in `Semantics.v` (no closure exists; the
`Admitted` is deliberate). Nor should the current unrestricted L1
preservation be treated as routine debt: `Counterexample_StepPop.v` and
`Counterexample_PreservationL1.v` refute its supporting claim and capstone.
There is no unconditional L2 preservation theorem; the L2 β-case helpers
are conditional and later counterexamples document distinct gaps. The
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- E13: EXCLUSIONS.adoc must be empty (or each excluded fragment rejected
  by the delegated checker) before ephapax-typing delegates.
- New T4i promotes E9 out of --unstable-core after P17; E10 waits on it.
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  • r4475500305 Lists and tuples at the core boundary: E12 now carries a checked-in core coverage table. It maps every Rust core constructor to a SyntaxV2 form or to a tested lowering (n-ary tuples to nested pairs, List to the D7 recursive sum). Any constructor still unmapped is an EXCLUSIONS.adoc entry that names the rung removing it. P8 states that lists and tuples are not separate core formers.
  • r4475500280 Sum payloads and r4475500292 comparisons: instead of adding cases one at a time, E5 is now driven by a generated type × operation conformance matrix. It covers every operand type the checker accepts, for every binary operator, unary operator and comparison, and every value type in every container position (tuple field, list element, sum payload, closure parameter and result, extern parameter and result). The matrix runs interpreter-vs-wasm with 0 disagreements. String equality compares contents.
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  • r4475570203 Closure ABI timing: E5's conformance matrix no longer includes closure positions. The closure parameter and result columns join the matrix in E9, where type-indexed closure lowering lands, and E9's acceptance requires 0 disagreements on them.
  • r4475570209 List bounds: E5 requires bounds-checked list_get in Wasm. Today gen_list_get loads without a check (ephapax-wasm/src/lib.rs:1859). A negative or oversized index traps, matching the interpreter's IndexOutOfBounds (treated as a trap). The interpreter-vs-wasm cases cover both index kinds.
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D0b follow-through

  • r4477678811 and r4477696700 (fence exception): the global fence and the "out of scope" rule now carry a narrow exception for the ratified D0/D0b retirement under P0/T0g. That exception covers replacing the three refuted Admitted statements by Prop definitions and restating their refutations. An agent prepares the change and the owner reviews and signs it; nothing else in those files may change. The retirement itself is fix(formal): retire the three refuted Admitted statements to Prop (D0, D0b) #422.
  • r4477678819 (stale quarantine text): line 54 now states the D0b retirement instead of import-closure quarantine. The frozen-file list now records Semantics.v/Semantics_L1.v as frozen except for the retirement.
  • r4477678831 (consistency claim): the acceptance now names the enumerated checks: no Admitted/Axiom/Parameter in any _CoqProject file, and the named refutations and L2 results closed. Wider consistency is stated as the meta-level consequence: with no axioms in the build, a closed proof of False would contradict Coq's own consistency. The gate does not claim more than that.

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  • r4477678799 (Run.args): the host function now receives an immutable host input that is fixed for the whole run and carries the argument vector. The input is well-formed when every entry is valid UTF-8 and the list length fits in I32. The three argv externs are deterministic functions of it and are covered by P9 and P10.

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  • r4477696651 and r4477696665: the E5 conformance matrix now includes control-flow result positions (if, case/match, block results) and the copy/drop forms. Today compile_if fixes the block result to I32 and compile_copy stores through an I32 temporary.
  • r4477696683 (raw FFI): E1 now rejects raw variadic __ffi with a named error. Typed extern is the only FFI path, because only extern has a formal-core representation (Φ). g5 fails, and an extern rewrite of it must compile with contiguous imports.
  • r4477696674 (borrow duplication): E0 forbids an ownership-consuming dereference of a borrowed linear value. Today check_deref returns the owned inner type and loans are not tracked. A double-borrow-then-drop probe is added.
  • r4477696690 (patterns): E0 rejects a wildcard over a linear payload and duplicate binders. A (_, y) match over a linear pair is added as a probe.
  • r4477696669 (List under no-core-recursion): that D7 option is now marked not eligible. E12 would have no List translation under it, and ratifying it would first need a bounded List encoding with stated limits.

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Codex review of 8c24697: all three findings are fixed in 5515c3b.

  • r4477787855 argv[0]: the E4 host and the P4 host-input model now put the program path at element 0, followed by Run.args. This matches stdlib/Argv.eph's contract. The E4 gate also checks that argv_count() is 1 when nothing follows the file.
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…, D0b) (#422)

## Summary

This implements plan rung P0 with the owner-ratified D0 and D0b
(2026-11-05; recorded in #421).

Three refuted statements were `Admitted` alongside `Qed` refutations, so
the Coq build could derive `False`:
- `Semantics.preservation`, refuted by `Counterexample.v`;
- `step_pop_disjoint_from_type_l1`, refuted by
`Counterexample_StepPop.v`;
- `preservation_l1`, refuted by `Counterexample_PreservationL1.v`.

This PR **retires** all three to `Prop` statements. It does **not**
close them: no refuted statement is proved.

### `formal/` changes
- `Semantics.v`: `Theorem preservation … Admitted.` becomes `Definition
preservation_stmt : Prop`. The roughly 700-line partial proof script and
its closure-status notes are removed; they remain in git history.
- `Counterexample.v`: new `preservation_false : ~ preservation_stmt`
(Qed). The witnesses are unchanged.
- `Semantics_L1.v`: `step_pop_disjoint_from_type_l1` and
`preservation_l1` become `…_stmt : Prop`.
- `Counterexample_StepPop.v` and `Counterexample_PreservationL1.v`: the
`_FALSE` theorems are restated as `~ …_stmt`, with the same proofs.
- `TypingL2.v`: `preservation_l2_via_l1` and `preservation_l2_lift_case`
now take `preservation_l1_stmt` as an explicit hypothesis. Before, they
silently depended on the false `Admitted`.
- File banners are updated to say "retired, not closed".

### CI
`coq-build.yml` replaces the `Print Assumptions` step (which named the
retired `preservation_l1`) with a **no-False gate**:
- it fails on any `Admitted.`, `Axiom` or `Parameter` in a `_CoqProject`
file;
- it requires 6/6 results to print "Closed under the global context"
(the three refutations and the three L2 results).

### Docs
The owner asked me to draft these:
- **CLAUDE.md fence:** a dated revision note at the top, plus edits to
the TL;DR, DO NOT items 1, 3 and 5, and the anti-pattern list. The
intent is unchanged: never prove a refuted statement.
- **PROOF-NEEDS.adoc:** the count marker goes from 3 to 0, with a
retirement note and updated boundary rows.
- **EXPLAINME.adoc** and **V1-TO-V2.adoc:** updated to match.

**Owner action outside this repo:** the memory entry
`feedback_ephapax_no_patching_legacy_preservation.md` should get the
same revision: the legacy statement is retired to `preservation_stmt`,
refuted by `preservation_false`, and must never become `Admitted` again.

## Verification (local, coqc 8.18.0)
- Full `coq_makefile` build: exit 0, about 1m40s.
- 0 `Admitted` and 0 `Axiom` across `formal/`. All 30 `Print
Assumptions` in the build print "Closed under the global context".
- The new gate's script, extracted from the workflow YAML, passes on
this tree. With a dummy `Admitted` planted in `Echo.v`, it fails.
- `scripts/status-gate.sh --proofs` reports OK (0).
- The survey's `SurveyCounterexamples.v` F0 no longer compiles
(`Semantics.preservation` not found), as expected.

## Notes for review
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convention.
- This edits fenced files (`Semantics.v`, `Semantics_L1.v`) under the
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  • r4477853809, progress premise. P9 is now stated for configurations that are config_wf and has_type_v2, with the integer-applied-as-function case named as the reason.
  • r4477853815, Trap successors. Trap is a terminal configuration with no typing judgment. preservation_v2 concludes "typed successor or Trap", and type_safety_v2 reads "a value, Trap, or a further step".
  • r4477853821, minimum I64 literal. Confirmed: unary_expr = "-" ~ unary_expr. -9223372036854775808 folds to i64::MIN before the range check. A bare 9223372036854775808, -9223372036854775809 and -(9223372036854775808) stay named ParseErrors, with fixtures.
  • r4477853832, projections dropping linear elements. Confirmed: check_tuple_index and check_list_index return one element without checking the rest. E0 now rejects projection from a container whose unselected contents are linear, and adds t.0 and list-index probes.
  • r4477853839, TMu grades. The grade of μX. T is the least fixed point over {0,1,ω}, computed by Kleene iteration, so no unfolding is needed. P4 defines grade_of. P8, P10 and the E9/E13 checker use the same function, with an agreement fixture.
  • r4477853846, monomorphisation order. A new S2b elaboration step infers type arguments, checks each generic body once with linear type variables, and only then specialises. Desugar never specialises. The pipeline diagram is updated.
  • r4477853852, P14 branches on D8. Halting island: comptime_normalises. Fuel-bounded: comptime_normalises_or_fuel_exhausted. 2LTT: stage_normalises, by a logical relation. Drop: P14 is not scheduled. All live options keep comptime_ignores_runtime.

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…oles, probes, aLib conformer) (#425)

Follow-up to #421 (v2 plan) and #422 (D0/D0b retirement). It closes the
review findings left open on both PRs and lands the W0 wave of the plan.

## No-False gate

`formal/scripts/no-false-gate.sh` replaces the inline `coq-build.yml`
step. That step matched `Admitted.`/`Axiom`/`Parameter` only at the
start of a line and audited only six named results.

The new gate runs four independent checks. Any one failing fails the
gate.

1. **Assumption scan.** Comments and strings are stripped first. It then
matches these at token boundaries: `Admitted`, `admit`, `Admit` (covers
`Admit Obligations`), `give_up`, `Axiom(s)`, `Parameter(s)`,
`Conjecture`, `Hypothesis/Hypotheses`, `Variable(s)`, `Context`.
2. **Kernel-bypass scan.** It runs on whitespace-collapsed source, so a
flag split across lines is still caught. It fails on `Unset
Guard/Positivity/Universe Checking`, `Bypass Check`, `bypass_check` and
type-in-type. Any `Unset` fails, even if a later `Set` restores the
flag.
3. **Assumption census.** `Print Assumptions` runs on every named
result, and each must be closed under the global context. Named results
now include `Definition`/`Fixpoint`/`CoFixpoint` as well as
theorem-class names, so proofs ending in `Defined.` are covered. Results
are found by Coq sentence, so a keyword and its name may sit on
different lines. They are qualified through nested `Module`s; bodies of
a `Module Type`, a functor or a `Module M : S` sealed module are skipped
(`coq-decls.awk`). An unmatched `End` or an unclosed scope fails the
gate. The six headline results must be present.
4. **Independent recheck.** `coqchk -o` fails on any axiom in the
`Ephapax` namespace. It also fails on type-in-type, unsafe (co)fixpoints
or assumed positivity.

**Self-test.** `formal/scripts/test-no-false-gate.sh` has 22 fixtures
and needs no Coq. It runs in CI before the build. The old scanner misses
the split-flag and split-name cases.

**Known limit.** Inside a sealed module or a functor body, check 3
cannot see a standard-library axiom; checks 1, 2 and 4 still cover those
bodies. `formal/` contains no modules today.

**Tree result.** The gate passes: **446/446** named results are closed
(up from 299, because Definitions and Fixpoints are now counted) and
`coqchk` is clean. This includes the four `formal/regress/` files: F2–F6
from the survey, EscapeCex, L2Comp and LetCheck.

## Status docs

The legacy and L1 preservation statements were retired to `Prop`s by
D0/D0b. Every doc and code comment that still called them `Admitted` now
says so. The corrected files are README, STATUS, ROADMAP,
RUST-SPARK-STANCE, TOPOLOGY, PROOF-NEEDS, EXPLAINME,
`docs/proof-debt.adoc`, `docs/testing-and-bench-strategy.adoc`,
`docs/wikis/Home.md`, `spec/FRG-PROFILE.adoc`, and the comments in
`Semantics_L1.v` and `Counterexample_StepPop.v`. `Counterexample.v` has
6 Qed lemmas, not 5.

`spec/FRG-PROFILE.adoc`: the grade-C path now asks for an owner-approved
L1/L2 redesign and replacement theorems, with zero admits; the grade
itself (D) is not reassessed.

The `.a2ml` files only had text deleted, because A2ML is retired.

Idris2 ABI seam: 12 erased postulates are recorded as ASSUMED. They are
jointly consistent because `WellTyped` and `Step` are empty.

## Proof classification (owner ruling, 2026-11-09)

All ephapax soundness statements are theory, with Agda as the source of
truth. Coq becomes the Rocq recheck leg. No result carries a PWG until
an Agda proof exists. Decision D13 (the order of Coq and Agda work) is
added to the plan.

## v2 plan

- The seven Codex findings from #421 are fixed: P9 premise, `Trap`,
`TMu` grades, E0 projections, `i64::MIN` literal, S2b elaboration, P14
branches.
- From CodeRabbit:
  - P10 now also owes `config_wf_preserved_v2`;
  - E7 checks each `id` specialisation on two inputs.

## W0 wave

**E0: linearity holes in the Rust checker**
- `mark_used` refuses a second use of a linear or consumption-demanding
binding.
- `Ty::is_linear` joins over Prod, Sum, Tuple and List. This
deliberately diverges from Coq `is_linear_ty`; the divergence is
recorded in `docs/coq-rust-bridge/is_linear_ty.adoc`.
- A closure that consumes a captured linear value is rejected.
- Moving a linear value out of a borrow or `Ref` is rejected.
- A wildcard over a linear component is rejected, and so is a duplicate
binder.
- Tuple, list, `fst` and `snd` projections may not discard linear
elements.
- Recursive data is a named `DesugarError`, not a stack overflow.
- Pair patterns now lower to a single core `match`, so a linear pair can
still be destructured.
- **Shadowing.** Every binder is now scoped: a shadowed outer binding is
reinstated when the inner scope closes, and each scope-exit check
inspects its own binding. Before this, `ephapax check` accepted programs
that leak a `let!` value through shadowing. 11 regression cases.

**E1: fail loudly**
- `perform`/`handle` give a `CodegenError` before any module is written.
- Raw `__ffi` gives `TypeError::RawFfiNotSupported`.
- `stdlib/Coproc.eph` and `conformance/valid/ffi_basic.eph` move to
`extern`.
- `@total`/`@pure`/`@comptime` give `ParseError::AnnotationNotEnforced`.
- `-O>0` and `--mode` are rejected, and `--debug` now emits its section.

**Gate files.** `src/ephapax-cli/tests/linearity_holes.rs` and
`fail_loud.rs`.

**Negative corpus.** `conformance/invalid/*` was old v1 syntax and was
rejected only by the parser, so its test passed for the wrong reason.
The five files are rewritten in current syntax; the test now asserts the
specific `TypeError` variant per file.

**X1: probe battery.** `scripts/probe-battery.sh` and
`tests/probes/expectations.tsv` cover 58 rows across check, compile, run
and wasm-run. Against the recorded baseline, E0/E1 turned 22 rows
IMPROVED. The baseline is updated and now reads 58/58 SAME. A compile
timeout or crash in a wasm-run row is now reported as such, not as
`no-module`; `scripts/test-probe-battery.sh` (`just
probe-battery-selftest`) checks this with a stub compiler.

**E6/X8: aLib conformer.** `stdlib/ALib.eph` has 19 scalar ops, and
`src/ephapax-cli/tests/alib_conformance.rs` is the test. The vectors are
pinned at aggregate-library `a877c2e`, SHA-256 checked.
- Result: 90 pass, 0 fail, 13 out of the I32 domain, 53 not implemented.
- The survey's 89/1/13/51 is reproduced exactly at `48b7694`, using a
frozen historical binding set.
- `modulo` is checked to be the signed truncated remainder
(`i32.rem_s`).
- The ratchet fails below 90 passes or on any unlisted FAIL.

## Validation (local, at 743ef88)

- `cargo test --workspace`: 557 passed, 0 failed.
- `scripts/status-gate.sh`: 0 admitted, 554 all-target tests.
- `cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets`: 0 warnings.
- `cargo fmt --check`: clean.
- No-False gate: PASS, 446/446. Gate self-test: 22/22.
- Probe battery: 58/58 SAME. Probe-battery self-test: 4/4.
- `shellcheck -x`: clean on the touched scripts.

## Known and open (not fixed here)

- The interpreter has no `extern` support, so Coproc's interpreter path
is unreachable until E10.
- Pre-existing: Wasm for nested pairs is wrong (`fst((1,(2,3)))` returns
521).
- `scripts/test-probe-battery.sh` is not yet wired into a CI workflow.
- Commits carry the session's SSH signature, not the owner's GPG key.
They need re-signing, or a squash on merge.

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hyperpolymath added a commit that referenced this pull request Nov 10, 2026
#425 (#427)

## Summary

Two commits. The first one repairs CI. The second one closes the review
findings that #425 left open when it merged.

### 1. CI: six workflows have failed at startup since 2026-10-26

Rust CI, Governance, Mirror, Hypatia, Secret Scanner and Scorecard each
failed with **zero jobs** on every run since `3bdc7e4`. The run name was
the file path, which is the sign of a startup failure. So the Rust build
and test gate did not run for #418, #421, #422 or #425.

Cause: `hyperpolymath/standards` moved to `metadatastician/standards`.
GitHub does not follow the redirect for `jobs.<id>.uses`
(standards#1442). The old pin `571cc734` also predates standards#1367,
so the transfer playbook says to repin it.

- All six callers now pin `metadatastician/standards` at `be39f900`
(main HEAD). At that commit, every `uses:` in the six reusables has a
record in the standards `actions.lock`. I checked this from the parsed
YAML.
- `actions.lock` is relocked: the record has the new owner (owner_id
`297579217`, same repo_id), 7 records are added and 6 dead records are
removed. `scripts/check-lock-sync.sh` passes with 0 dangling edges.
- `scorecard.yml`: the job now grants `actions: read`, because the
callee asks for it.
- `secret-scanner.yml`: `secrets: inherit` is removed. The callee
declares no secrets.
- `mirror.yml`: `secrets: inherit` is replaced by the 10 named secrets
that the callee declares.

### 2. Review findings left open on #425

#425 merged with 28 unresolved bot threads. Two CodeRabbit commits
(`8dadf82`, `1ec49ee`) landed minutes before the merge, and no Rust CI
ran on them. Most threads were already fixed by those commits. I checked
each one against `main`. These still reproduced and are fixed here:

- **Wasm `match` was always an `i32` block.** A pair destructuring whose
body returns `I64` passed `check`, but `compile` emitted invalid wasm.
Reproduced, then fixed.
- **The bump pointer at `mem[0]` was never set**, so the first heap cell
was written over it. `T(1, 2, 3)` destructured to `167772701`, not
`321`. This is the "nested pairs are wrong" item in the "known and open"
list of #425. Fixed with one data segment. The new test fails without
the fix.
- **Ownership section:** a compound type with a linear component was
emitted as `Unrestricted`. It is now `Linear`.
- **`--debug`** wrote `"mode": "linear"` for every module. It now writes
`per-binding`.
- **Dead code** from the bot commit (clippy warning) is removed.
- **`probe-battery.sh`:** it now requires GNU `timeout`, escalates to
SIGKILL, and keeps the `timeout` verdict.
- **Docs:** the `Coproc.eph` comments claimed that the I32 tag is
widened to i64, which is false. The README run command is now marked
historical.
- **Tests added** for the requested items: 3-tuple projection, I64
destructuring, the value of a 3-field constructor, raw FFI under `let`,
region-exit accounting, compound ownership kinds.

Not fixed here, deferred to rung E10 with a reason in each thread: typed
`extern` in `ephapax run`, and the Coproc tag width. The language has no
I64 literal or conversion yet.

## Validation (local)

- `cargo test --workspace`: 571 passed, 0 failed
- `cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets`: 0 warnings; `cargo fmt
--check`: clean
- `scripts/status-gate.sh --tests` / `--proofs`: OK (568 tests, 0
admitted). `TEST-NEEDS.adoc` is updated from 554.
- No-False gate self-test: 29/29. Probe battery: 57 SAME, 1 SKIP.
Probe-battery self-test: 4/4.

## Notes for the owner

- **Blocker: the repo Actions policy.** On this PR's first push, the
four standards callers that run on PRs (Rust CI, Governance, Secret
Scanner, Hypatia) still fail with `startup_failure` and zero jobs.
Before this change they failed earlier, as an unparsed file path. Now
GitHub resolves the new coordinate and then refuses it at plan time. The
transfer playbook (standards
`docs/compliance/repo-transfer-to-enterprise-playbook.adoc` §4)
describes that symptom for a caller on "selected actions". Please add
`metadatastician/standards/.github/workflows/*@*` in Settings → Actions
→ General. Also check that the actions the reusables use are allowed:
canon is standards `config/settings/actions-allowlist.json`. Or run
`scripts/widen-actions-allowlist.sh hyperpolymath/ephapax --apply` from
a standards checkout with admin access. Then re-run the failed runs. I
cannot read or change that setting from this session, and the run page
that gives the exact reason is not reachable from here.
- The commits carry the session SSH signature, not your GPG key. They
need a re-sign or a squash merge.
- No `formal/` file is changed.

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