I read this as resuming the blocked Task26 preflight - I’ll inspect the active control evidence first, recover only authenticated synthetic identity data, use canonical cleanup tooling, then verify and arm the fail-closed window without launching it.


I read this as Task26 execution - I found the packaged reset entry point was intentionally absent from the terminal wheel and its archived implementation does not classify this workspace snapshot, so I am tracing the authenticated cleanup authority rather than improvising a direct move.


I read this as fail-closed preflight - the cleanup interface is conclusively unavailable for that scope, so I will only complete the explicitly allowed read-only Telegram visibility check and will not create a partial registry state or arm the window.


I read this as fail-closed Task26 preflight - report the verified result without bypassing canonical cleanup.

`BLOCKED_AT_TASK21_PREFLIGHT`

- Exact synthetic customer recovered and authenticated; read-only Telegram `getChat` passed for the private DM.
- Registration was withheld to avoid partial preflight state.
- Canonical reset launcher is broken: its deployed import target is missing.
- The authenticated cached reset implementation does not classify the stale workspace snapshot. No direct move, Trash substitution, or deletion was used.
- Candidate verification remains PASS.
- Registry remains empty; stale snapshot remains present.
- Service remains inactive/dead with PID 0.
- No sends, callbacks, `getUpdates`, service actions, activation, delivery, git/release actions, or Task27 actions occurred.
- Window remains unarmed; therefore no launch command or Owner Telegram action is authorized.

Receipt: `.omo/evidence/task26/task26-task21-preflight-blocked-v1.redacted.json`
SHA-256: `882396a8bd83bdee73170bd09a07f3e2ac2378e1851b05d5d096c99bed715e67`

Reaching `READY_FOR_CLEAN_WINDOW` requires candidate-bound canonical cleanup tooling that explicitly supports quarantining this workspace scope.