I read this as a Task22 evidence synchronization, with strict preservation and validation; I’ll inspect the plan and full ledger first, then update only the required evidence, ledger, plan, and Boulder handoff files using `apply_patch`.


I found the authoritative completion chain and the exact child receipts. The final terminal audit hash is `030c...aae8`, the restart claim is `72c6...bf4f`, replay evidence is `3194...11db`, and the latest package closure is the child-reported `93 passed`; I’ll now patch the canonical evidence/index, ledger, Task22 checkbox, and handoff only.


The synchronization edits landed, but validation caught one malformed JSONL delimiter in the newly appended ledger event. I’m correcting that ledger line only, then rerunning JSONL parsing and hash/plan checks; the unrelated product changes shown by `git status` predate this turn and remain untouched.


The ledger and all referenced child hashes now validate. One assertion was too literal about a line-wrapped Markdown phrase, not a file defect; the evidence contains the required caveat and screenshot disclosure. I’m doing the final diagnostics and exact content checks now.


I read this as a Task22 evidence synchronization - canonicalize evidence, ledger, plan, and handoff, then validate integrity.

Completed:
- Task22 Markdown and JSON evidence synchronized.
- Appended terminal `verification-passed` ledger event.
- Checked Task22 only; Task23 remains next.
- Handoff updated to `22/32` complete, `10` remaining.
- JSON/JSONL parsing and child-artifact hashes pass.
- Boulder remains active; no product, service, Telegram, profile, git, or commit changes made.

Residual caveat: the global “no recovery shortcut” criterion remains explicitly unclaimed.