I read this as a read-only authority-safety audit of r27 - I’ll trace the r26/r27 artifacts and loader, verify binds and package non-reusability, run only scoped tests, then return one unconditional verdict.


I’ve located the r27 sealed package and its post-r26 compensation baseline. I’m now cross-checking that baseline against the live authority ledger/registry, the exact launcher namespace, and the terminal r26 authorization/execution records before running the scoped authority tests.


The first verification invocation selected the installed predecessor module rather than the sealed r27 module because the source tree’s `gateway` is a namespace package. That predecessor predictably attempted `chmod` and failed under read-only root. I’m correcting module resolution to the exact sealed r27 wheel/source closure; no live state was changed.


I read this as the final read-only r27 authority-safety verdict - reporting the completed audit.

**UNCONDITIONAL PASS — blocker_count: 0**