I read this as implementation - WORKING: I’ll inspect the isolated worktree and failing preflight contract, preserve the behavioral RED, then make the smallest scoped fix and verify all required gates.


I read this as implementation - the behavioral RED is confirmed (10 contract failures); I’m moving to scoped boundary helpers plus the two existing owned seams that can enforce precedence/readiness without touching the prohibited Telegram adapter file.


I read this as implementation - the owned contract is now GREEN (12/12); I’m at verification, checking adjacent env/config/membership behavior, compilation/lint, scope cleanliness, and the required private evidence artifact.


I read this as implementation - Lane B is complete and verified.

Implemented:
- Explicit service-token precedence without changing general dotenv precedence.
- Bot ID/username and candidate-package identity seals.
- Loopback-only Telegram test API validation.
- Admin and per-topic readiness checks.
- Deterministic customer/staff command scopes.
- Fail-closed typed preflight interfaces.

Verification:
- Behavioral RED: `10 failed, 2 passed`.
- Exact test: `12 passed in 0.34s`.
- Relevant env/config/membership suite: `94 passed in 3.20s`.
- Ruff: passed.
- `py_compile`: passed.
- No-excuse audit: passed for new modules/test.
- No real Telegram calls, production touch, or commit.

Evidence saved mode `0600` at:
`.omo/evidence/v1.1.1-stability/green-production-preflight.txt`

Architectural review: new files remain single-purpose at 156/64 LOC, boundary inputs are typed and parsed once, role matching is exhaustive, and no escape hatches, parameter bloat, redundant verification, or new logging were introduced. Lane writes stayed within exclusive scope; unrelated concurrent worktree changes were left untouched.