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4.4.1 -- the dirty-tree case was only half of the harness_commit problem. Run 2
launched CLEAN at 1909d86 and recorded 460f372, because three commits landed on
the same checkout during its seven hours and _git_commit() was called at save
time. Commit AHEAD of the code that ran, naming changes it never executed --
including the provenance fields this section prompted. Same defect as run 1's
BEHIND, opposite sign: the identity was sampled at the wrong moment. Sample at
launch, carry it, and record the dirty flag beside the commit rather than
instead of it. Generalises to every run-scoped identity: anything read at save
time describes the world at save time.

4.6.1 -- the inverse of the inert gate, and it costs trust rather than
correctness. A coherence gate false-rejected 'The capital of Portugal is
Lisbon' as degenerate against a global 15-word floor. The floor was calibrated
against the wrong reference, not set too strict. Lowering it globally would
blunt the check where short output genuinely is degeneration; the fix is a floor
per prompt. Write the positive test alongside the negative one.
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