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Tooling: bind review-ledger metadata to pinned family decisions - #704
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Retain exact source packages from PRs #675, #695, #704 and #740 after source review and targeted Python 3.12 replays. These changes preserve the selected result and the stated finite/historical verification scopes. Publication and central-ledger incorporation remain pending. Co-authored-by: Tekalign <152792726+tekuuu@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Joshua Snider <josh@joshuasnider.com> Co-authored-by: roife <roifewu@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Alexander Templeton <10369436+azide0x37@users.noreply.github.com>
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The offline review-ledger checker accepted a PR626 row with both commit heads replaced by forty zeroes. It also accepted an unsupported
supersededdisposition, an unrelated integration location, a removed closure receipt, and a contradictory GitHub state. The pinned family decision and source receipts remained unchanged in every case.This binds the ledger fields projected by
reconcile_pr_queue.pyto the final authoritative family decision, preserving the existing source/receipt checks and legitimate partial-review semantics. JSON booleans remain distinct from integers. All 89 current family records already agree with their decisions: no corruption of the committed ledger or mathematical certificate was found.Status: research consolidation / tooling improvement; no new κ claim. The selected construction, selected-result record and
upstream/are unchanged.Reproduce the complete before/after experiment from a clone retaining the base commit:
Expected: both checkers accept the unchanged ledger; the baseline accepts all five mutations; the fixed checker rejects all five.
RESULT.jsonrecords exact hashes, mutations and outcomes. The script only replaces the ledger read in memory and never writes a ledger or contacts GitHub.Validation:
git diff --checkpass.make verifytargets passed across a sequential interrupted/resumed run, including the selected PR626 cold replay, 557 tests in 84 isolated modules, and 20 patch-application checks. The first interruption was a missing default Boost include path; the second was Apple Clang rejecting-fopenmp. Resuming with the installed Boost headers and GCC completed the remaining targets. Regenerated tracked artifacts are unchanged. This is local macOS evidence; hosted CI is separate.Exact base:
66849e1475c930fd7732b1a0067ffee7e1e95f60. OS-random seed 99, research consolidation. No pinned coordination issue existed; the narrow claim is recorded inCLAIM.json. The final overlap review covered 518 open PRs through #698, followed by a latest-arrival check through #700. PR675 separately audits PR626 mathematical owner boundaries, and PR695 reconciles Linux CI evidence; neither changes this ledger validator, and none of these contributions depends on the others.Prepared by roife with substantial OpenAI Codex assistance, including a separate agent's review and regression-test work. The original reconciliation/evidence infrastructure is credited to Douglas R. Colkitt. Existing supplier and contributor attribution is retained. Apache-2.0. This verifies finite metadata consistency, not the multiplication theorem or live GitHub state.