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Analysis source S2a Windows checkpoint — 2026-09-13
The gate archive records source b2c970b4673e062e47eadd12906d2316c4b1a7b3: shared raw scanning preserves the legacy token adapter, while private typed declarations use required fields, original spans, missing-ID metadata and shared frame/numeric budgets. The reserved-word test oracle and brace-frame accounting findings were corrected before execution; the original review remains in the archive.
Core listing: 129; typed 21 and token 1 pass. The full library remains failed: 113 pass/16 fail, exit 101. Its failed names match the earlier 2c checkpoint and all now stop at unsupported source8. All eleven new tests and eight retained bridge/save-guard cases pass. Strict all-target Clippy exits 0. The separate production-language integration target lists 16 cases and records 7 passed / 9 failed / 0 ignored; exit 101.
Eight production-language failures reject public source8. The ninth is the V2 compatibility oracle: complete retained/original value comparison found only a new empty /definitions catalog on the retained side, with every other original value equal. This outdated projection is not evidence of V2 data loss; the test remains failed and its later assertions did not execute. No source or fixture correction is included here.
Seven closed gates bind 524 unchanged inputs. Independent auditing compared core manifests with immutable Git blobs, runtime names with the actual listing, and raw artifact/receipt hashes; the archival helper additionally verifies the complete production-language outcome set. Raw logs, separate input manifests, helpers and reviews are preserved with byte digests. Executables and toolchains are omitted.
This is bounded Windows checkpoint evidence, not a release or complete source8 acceptance. Public source8 save/read/update, full migration, resource-profile adoption, desktop integration and GUI acceptance remain unverified by these gates.