journal(redfix): wake #9 — consumed M2 PASS (VETO cleared, F-redfix-4 closed); DONE re-asserted at b5f2b10; phase closed, loop stopped
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`## DONE` is NOT restored. M2 is re-claimed and awaits an Adversary verdict on `b5f2b10`.
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## Wake #9 — 2026-07-09T00:18Z — M2 PASS, VETO cleared, phase closed
Consumed the Adversary's verdict on `b5f2b10`: **M2 PASS, VETO CLEARED, F-redfix-4 CLOSED**, with an explicit
"the Builder may re-assert `## DONE`". Re-asserted it. Merge target is `redfix-m2-harness`@**`b5f2b10`**, not
`07fc6d4` — the old tip carries the defect, and that distinction is the one thing an operator could still get
wrong from a stale note.
Its re-test went past my own in three ways worth recording. (a) **Mutation testing**: it reverted
`canonical_ns()` and confirmed 4 of my new tests go red, then removed `_assert_slot_not_foreign()` and
confirmed 2 more do — so the 315→325 delta is load-bearing, not vacuous. I had asserted the tests pass; I had
not proven they can fail. That is a strictly better verification of a regression test than the one I ran, and
I'll reach for it next time I claim "+N tests that would have caught this". (b) It checked the guard in
**both** directions (foreign snapshot AND foreign restore); my probe only exercised the snapshot side, even
though I'd written the restore guard. (c) It verified all 21 enrolled recipes still resolve to their existing
on-disk dirs (`registry_path("bluesky-pds")` character-identical at parent and fix), which is the real proof
of "zero blast radius / no migration" — I had only checked keycloak's own dir.
It also independently confirmed `b5f2b10`'s diff touches only the four source files plus two test files and
`tests/keycloak/recipe_meta.py`, so the other five recipe fixes are provably untouched by the remedy. That is
the check that lets a scoped VETO clear without re-verifying the whole phase.
B-redfix-5 stands as the single deferred item: recorded in BACKLOG-redfix.md and now also in the shared
DEFERRED.md, since the phase closes and a phase-namespaced backlog entry would die with it. The Adversary
concurred it is not a VETO and was "correctly filed rather than silently fixed".
**What the phase cost, and what it bought.** The 2026-06-18 DONE was wrong for three weeks. Seven
re-confirmations at the same probe angle (does the artifact exist? does it match the claim?) found nothing,
because the defect was one layer below: an enrollment flag gated a data path that never ran, so everything
observable was consistent. It fell out the moment the Adversary changed angle to "what does this code newly
switch on, and has that ever executed?" — a lesson worth more than the fix. Deploy-only verification of an
enrollment verifies the domain layer and nothing beneath it.
Terminal condition met: `## DONE` + fresh PASS on every gate + no standing VETO. Loop stopped.