Rule by rule, with the line of code that proves each: confirmed, corrected, or
changed-under-you. Written against 10.4.3 plus this branch.
Three rules moved since the draft was written against 10.4.1, and a reader
built to the draft would be wrong about them: the identity-record count fix
landed in 10.4.2 (the draft's open question 6 was already half-answered), the
legacy denominator now heals itself in the background instead of lying for the
life of the store, and counts.json is written atomically.
Answers the six open questions, states which scalar a consumer may subtract an
enumeration against (only the all-tier pair carrying the identity-record stamp
with suspect false; the counted-tier scalars never), ratifies the torn-row and
timestamp divergences — the timestamp one AGAINST this engine, which invents a
Date.now() where a stored value is unreadable — and files six findings back,
including that the spec's §4 code claim and §8.1 cause 2 are both out of date.
Internal document: no frontmatter, not published.
