Accept semantic physical epoch retirement
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@ -2758,6 +2758,26 @@ endpoint no longer present in current managed policy remains pending rather
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than turning canonical state into arbitrary network deletion authority. Exact
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package and copied-live Qdrant proof remain the acceptance boundary.
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Exact `6bc3ec3f` closes that boundary. Release
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`sha256-fb1bf9258a7d977fd92d6f8ee17bb540fa870477cdf1d3cea9707ec8d582d4aa`
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with witness
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`sha256-b42dba7296739dc48ecf0d8014a16f9d232cd723ed0292830d50879f546c0e6d`
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passed exact 24-binary inspection. In copied live state, the packaged daemon
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deleted two points in the exact old `(swarm, partition, obligation, claim,
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epoch)` namespace while preserving a same-obligation foreign epoch and a
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same-claim foreign obligation. It compacted all logical and physical lifecycle
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rows only after the terminal receipt; replay was inert. With Qdrant absent, the
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same package preserved the durable obligation without a receipt or attempted
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logical compaction; restart consumed that same authority and completed exactly
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once. Ordinary Mind health and all canonical hashes remained unchanged.
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Semantic retention is therefore bounded at both logical and physical layers for
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new namespace-bearing attempts. Historical migrated attempts without recorded
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endpoint/collection remain deliberately durable; no inference path may retire
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them. This is honest residual evidence, not active growth. The next retention
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organ is Persona conversation history, followed by the remaining broad organ
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matrix and stable Starfire network ownership.
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The copied-live physical audit sharpened the next ownership boundary. A durable
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physical-retirement obligation must be emitted before an attempted lifecycle can
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retire. It must carry exact collection name, obligation ID, claim ID, claim
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