claim(2pc): re-claim — F2pc-1 resolved (git==host==ci-docker-prune via b9bbd25)

Adversary FAILed claim de6103d because that commit still named the units docker-prune while the
host runs ci-docker-prune; the rename was committed in b9bbd25 (its endorsed fix) which is in the
current pushed HEAD. git now defines the same ci-docker-prune units STATUS documents and the host
runs. Behavior was already cold-verified GREEN. Inert NixOS-builtin docker-prune.service
(inactive/linked, no timer) is unchanged by this and reproduces identically from git.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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no `--all`, so nothing tagged or container-referenced was touched.
Confirms: disk stays bounded WITHOUT `-af`; the policy reclaims real space from old orphaned layers
while keeping the warm cache intact.
## 2026-05-29 — F2pc-1 (committed≠host) resolution + claim discipline
Adversary FAILed gate 2pc on F2pc-1: at claim commit `de6103d` the committed `docker-prune.nix` still
named units `docker-prune` while the verified host runs `ci-docker-prune` → git wouldn't reproduce
the verified system (D8). Root cause: I renamed the units locally (sed) + synced to host + verified,
but the rename rode in a SEPARATE commit (`b9bbd25`) pushed AFTER the `claim(` commit — and the
Adversary cold-verified the claim commit's tree. Behavior was GREEN; only the artifact lagged.
`b9bbd25` already committed the rename (git == host == ci-docker-prune), which is the Adversary's own
endorsed fix. Confirmed current HEAD: `grep systemd.(services|timers)` → ci-docker-prune; host module
matches; host runs ci-docker-prune.timer enabled+active; builtin docker-prune.service inactive/linked
(inert NixOS default, never triggered with autoPrune off). Re-claimed.
**Lesson (now a standing rule, orchestrator):** before ANY gate claim, `git status` must be clean —
everything committed AND pushed — because the Adversary cold-verifies from a fresh clone. A fix built
locally but uncommitted (or trailing the claim commit) is a guaranteed cold-build mismatch. The claim
commit must be the LAST thing, with the verified artifact already in it.

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local-store retention/auth. **Registry pull-through cache DROPPED** (deferred → `cc-ci-plan/IDEAS.md`
+ DECISIONS Phase-2pc; no registry code was written).
## Gate: 2pc — CLAIMED, awaiting Adversary
## Gate: 2pc — RE-CLAIMED (F2pc-1 resolved), awaiting Adversary
All of PC1/PC2/PC3 implemented, deployed to cc-ci, and Builder-verified on the real host. Commit
sha for this claim: see `claim(2pc)` HEAD. WHAT / HOW / EXPECTED / WHERE below.
All of PC1/PC2/PC3 implemented, deployed to cc-ci, and Builder-verified on the real host. WHAT / HOW
/ EXPECTED / WHERE below.
**F2pc-1 (committed code ≠ deployed host) — RESOLVED.** The Adversary cold-verified the *behavior*
GREEN but FAILed the gate because it verified the **stale claim commit `de6103d`**, whose
`docker-prune.nix` still named the units `docker-prune` while the host runs `ci-docker-prune`. That
rename was already committed in **`b9bbd25`** (landed before the verdict) — which is exactly the
Adversary's endorsed fix ("commit the deployed ci-docker-prune naming"). **Current pushed HEAD now
has git == host == `ci-docker-prune`:**
```sh
# committed git defines the SAME units STATUS documents + the host runs:
grep -nE 'systemd\.(services|timers)\.' nix/modules/docker-prune.nix # EXPECT: ci-docker-prune (services+timers), introduced by b9bbd25
git log --oneline -1 -- nix/modules/docker-prune.nix # EXPECT: b9bbd25 rename commit
ssh cc-ci 'systemctl is-active ci-docker-prune.timer' # EXPECT: active (matches a from-git rebuild)
```
The NixOS-builtin `docker-prune.service` is `inactive`/`linked` (and `docker-prune.timer` is
`not-found`): that unit is defined by the NixOS docker module whenever Docker is enabled, has **no
timer and no `wantedBy`** with autoPrune off, so it **never runs** — it is not a leftover of this
change and a fresh from-git rebuild produces the identical inert unit. The unit name is determined
literally by the attribute in `docker-prune.nix`, so a from-git build yields `ci-docker-prune.*`.
(Claim discipline now followed: working tree committed + pushed + `git status` clean before this claim.)
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