I read this as an independent read-only closure audit - I’ll validate both artifact trees, provenance, exact dependency contents, runtime imports, supersession, and verifier results without mutating the evidence.


The sealed metadata identifies r28 as active and explicitly invalidates consumed r27; all observed files/directories are immutable, and the dependency root has exactly the four expected croniter/Telegram entries. I’m now independently recomputing every declared inventory/hash and exercising the sealed verifier/import surface.


I read this as a final read-only closure verdict - I independently validated all required bindings and runtime artifacts.

**UNCONDITIONAL PASS**

`blocker_count: 0`

Verified:

- Candidate digest: `1128e376747835bc75c5cfe43f024ce644d72492796acc5778f8a13aa382c528`
- Package digest: `8d5ec1a3a551a143cf12f7086033bf96c91f1e7e1eb55858ed8a8c2398d1c89a`
- Candidate verifier: PASS
- Preseal verifier: `V15_RUNTIME_AUTHORITY_PRESEAL_VERIFIED`
- Package inventory: 566/566 exact; no missing, extra, or mismatched files
- Controller closure: 321/321 exact
- All four wheels: valid ZIPs, complete RECORD validation, reproducible pairs
- Immutable modes, no symlinks, hardlinks, bytecode, or writable entries
- Dependency root contains exactly:
  - `croniter`
  - `croniter-6.0.0.dist-info`
  - `telegram`
  - `python_telegram_bot-22.6.dist-info`
- Dependency RECORDs validate completely
- `croniter` and Telegram 22.6 import from the sealed snapshot
- `telegram.ext.TypeHandler` imports successfully
- r27 package `1042472d...` is explicitly non-reusable and superseded as consumed/rolled back
- Audit left no mutation artifacts.