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A baseline pass brackets every test and bench tool: before the run the machine is verified against the fresh-boot idle state and anything off it is restored; after the run - pass, fail, or abort - it is restored again. Fixed items are the resting values the boot establishes (module defaults, forgectrl's start-up writes, the GRBL controller's init writes) and forgectrl's idle picture (controller running with motion verified, no diagnostic, camera and cooling engines idle); preserved items (lid lamp level, position counters, settings map, controller mode) are captured before and handed back after. Deviations are leftovers: in the run pane, in the result's evidence, and on the page - attributed to the previous run when found before, to the run itself when found after. forgetest takes a fresh-boot reference once per boot (within ten minutes of boot, after the supervisor settles) as the session's resting lid-lamp level and the check on the fixed values; the values were confirmed against a fresh boot of the dev image on the bench (step_freq rests at 28160, the controller's default tick, not the probe's 10000). Takeover runs capture the controller-owned kernel attributes on entry and write them back before forgectrl restarts: the bench found the kernel tests leaving motor_lock=15 behind, which masked the supervisor's liveness probe - no motion by construction, a false driver-wedge verdict, the rail-off ladder, and finally motion-fault. The takeover wrapper also waits for the supervisor to settle on both sides (moved into baseline). Catalog consequence: none beyond the runner; the tests' own drills are unchanged.