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test(research): certify a complete P112 common-deletion slice - #3163
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Summary
Proves one complete rank-seven/common-four-deletion slice over all real and complex directions. Adds
research/p112-common-deletion-slice/and its dedicated native replay workflow only. The proof covers 4,560 normal lines and 1,120 normal planes, not just a direction catalogue.This follows the C5 handoff. Concurrent #3161 reports a different global rank-six/eight-deletion theorem and closure of the historical
(5,3)cell. This package does not claim another new exclusion for that cell. It retains a stronger-rank calibration slice and exact common-set checker, not a full C5 result or kappa improvement.Credit DreamingOfClouds/#3154 at
708f0ad8928c383de8294aea3c126e9461d2066d, Nick Petalas/#3158 at8e2167bac550bd653bb74c50c1f7c3f14b6c1f70and #3160 at9ab8c4cc2aed4a87293d7d04b2abfdf854ae43e2, with the retained E8 decoder lineage. Geometry is explicitly adapted from #3160. The scanner imports neither FINITE implementation nor its direction tables. Baseline is canonical main997e6a9ca7b4f95d50e366f61412fd640d72a88a, priority revision 6, refreshed before submission.Evidence
89419106cd86896c366e853795978f1bc85f9112. Hosted CI is queued and is separate from local evidence.Requires an x86-64 CPU with POPCNT, g++ and Boost.Multiprecision headers. The workflow installs native dependencies. Sources, proof, receipt, exact pins, resource bounds, remaining obligations and reproduction instructions are committed. No supplier/outer replay, proof-kernel review or selected-frontier change is claimed. Further rank-seven slices need a named remaining caller before expanding this census.
Development and internal checking used substantial automated assistance. This is author-checked evidence, not independent human review.
Merge danger
Door: two-way. One isolated research package and its path-scoped workflow.
Blast radius: research. Existing checkers, frozen inputs, priorities and the selected record are unchanged.