I read this as a Phase 1 release-freeze execution task - I’ll inspect the current candidate/tooling, make only required source fixes, run the mandated evidence pipeline, and return either the exact prefreeze identities or a concrete Phase 1 failure.


Exploration found the combined source already contains the new lease, post-revocation socket, receipt-v2, Ty, and direct-URL contracts, while v33 predates part of that contract. I’m treating the current Hermes worktree plus the bound 749-test profile source as the fresh v34 inputs and will now qualify that exact state without touching live/profile/authority state outside the isolated candidate.


The focused contract suite is green (86 passed) and Ruff is clean; one existing coroutine resource warning appears only in the non-`-W error` focused aggregation, so the evidence run will use the mandated warning-strict lanes to determine whether it is a real blocker. I’m starting the isolated v34 build, actual receipt-v2 qualification, and source/installed Golden runs now.


The first actual receipt-v2 run exposed a real Phase 1 blocker before sealing: the 749-test suite creates intentionally read-only cleanup evidence inside its isolated pytest temp root, and the receipt writer’s unconditional `shutil.rmtree` cannot remove it. The source and wheel remain unchanged and no receipt was produced; I’m fixing cleanup at that isolation boundary, then rebuilding from a new v35 candidate rather than reusing the failed v34 bytes.


The corrected fresh candidate is now v35: reproducible products are bound, receipt v2 proves 749 collected/executed/passed under isolated Python 3.12 with raw streams and unchanged source, and both source and installed Golden Paths pass with the new socket transcript contract. I’m moving to the complete focused/expanded/parser/related/Ruff/Ty and full-Gateway qualification wave.


The full Gateway run caught a production-scope regression, not a test-mock issue: the new Task26 update wrapper was being installed for every Telegram adapter, including configurations where nutrition/Task26 is disabled. That would reject ordinary Telegram updates for lack of Task26 authority. I’m narrowing installation to the declared Task26 service boundary, then discarding v35 and rebuilding a fresh v36 candidate because the Hermes wheel identity changes.


All v36 qualification lanes now pass, including 8,530 full Gateway tests, 284 focused tests, 76 expanded tests, source/installed parser parity, lifecycle tests, Ruff, static Ty, exact Python 3.12 Ty fingerprints, and both attack sets. Portable two-root/direct-URL parity, authority chaining, cross-mode parity, and final-state v7 also pass; I’m performing the final no-postfreeze assertions and immutable prefreeze seal now.


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I read this as Phase 1 completion reporting - I’ll return the sealed v36 candidate identities and verification result.

PREFREEZE_PASS_PENDING_POSTFREEZE

- Candidate: `1a8ba68a8312943b8918ef9029023aa97fc968fd2d9c0f316d7385232e0d7712`
- Prefreeze root: `/home/cube/projects/richard/traning coach/.omo/evidence/task26/task26-combined-prefreeze-st_01a0198f-v36`
- Phase 2 runtime: `/home/cube/.cache/task26-combined-prefreeze-st_01a0198f-v36`
- Candidate SHA256: `cad42b6d5c56719a082a14f98dd0b7baa0b63cc6d9e930bd3e99df7b81e90fd0`
- Seal SHA256: `ca3a427889c8d5f61929b34707c2a89529c9205e00e06c3733307df414fc96b0`
- Inventory SHA256: `090663f730d4689249afb72d0871a0eb0d34192cdf8917407b974e19574b941e`
- Expected-state SHA256: `383fd61750bf0d4db08b009b169c217ded62f8d13e0821950b69fc6c74c934d7`
- Phase 2 inputs SHA256: `13435b038adc917af498593283afda94c1f375593ba96c2e84a67373fe90ee4d`

Product identities:

- Binding document: `74a3e39740ac76a67b3402d4046b716bca5ef926e704b7cbc7c74bac6f1646b3`
- Hermes wheel: `cf768529760f99f1023509b2309777e24cc837f56c3ebd2086e91a9721ee5884`
- Profile wheel: `a56da2417df0912f3fe407c0b78befd7362207d1c8a35271000af46701ba79d2`
- Corrected Ty wheel: `932d4552233cfbaa325ddc3db5982150a37f437cf94a332eb3869052148bfe4c`

Profile receipt v2:

- Receipt SHA256: `11b5e964e2688c3cf444c92f51890d2c52c71f6353a01f1f8e3ed80ed8466e90`
- Source digest before/after: `b34b2a12fd0ad3d4c95a58c847a2411e81272a646f5a4f5ec568d0d3640a3747`
- Python: `3.12.9`
- Collected/executed/passed: `749/749/749`
- Raw stdout SHA256: `f71b02075ec56c94c14e7d8c8d31dede6043090f59eb3a16d3514902e56725ed`
- Raw stderr SHA256: `e3b0c44298fc1c149afbf4c8996fb92427ae41e4649b934ca495991b7852b855`
- Manifest SHA256: `e9d99366b71c1da76cab1b0232478ba262b94deb4eb48301ff41f06704864bf8`

Verification passed:

- Full Gateway: `8,530 passed`
- Focused: `284 passed`
- Expanded: `76 passed`
- Parser source/installed: `204/204 passed`
- Related lifecycle: `131 passed`
- Direct-URL attacks: `32 passed`
- Ty attacks: `14 passed`
- Ruff and static Ty: clean
- Ty raw fingerprint: `f4a2265141525dc8005430e8afdf61145ff88c24a7fc00aad2d7609b3f2ce86a`
- Ty semantic fingerprint: `4b24118c95c05fa392f976a69034da7e7d24f63d098b32ef5c252537ab13da61`
- Source and installed socket transcripts: post-revocation delivery `>=1`, handler entries `0`, mutations `0`, watcher deferred
- Cross-mode parity: `ccaf6c75a9bdd94f15e6e0dcb9b550b4cb6f52abfdcaf88e1db846d62b07ab2d`
- Authority registry head: `77db12c10f93a65c54c1cd1383a0f7a1d1a6bac889c9d6d063f3d987abc1ceea`
- Authority ledger head: `1ef33da8d556f185ffd941deeaf562321c2091ac8b2498e78df85373178f51f9`

No standalone, bootstrap, rehydration, or postfreeze command was executed. The 394-file prefreeze bundle is immutable at `0400/0500`, with no symlinks.