fbx and clipName on /motion/generate; scripts/bvh-to-fbx.py converts one BVH (SOMA77 names, standard T-pose,
metres, travel on Hips) with a fixed hash seed and time so one BVH on one host body gives one set of bytes. The
daemon runs it per listed BVH (regular file inside the job's artifact directory only), in its own process group,
killed with the worker on lease loss and stopped on SIGTERM. The seed is minted when absent and every job records
motion_job.v1 (seed, file sha256, export). GET /motion/artifacts and POST /motion/rest-fbx. The duplicated
bvh/bvhStandardTpose derivations are one plan. The entry points the daemon at the release's blender.
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The hand-run lock is a bind in the abstract socket namespace named by the state
root: atomic, exclusive, gone with its owner, so the probe, the unlink and the
takeover race are deleted. Every write to the state root and every spawn calls
guard(), which asks held() at that moment; Idunn's held() reads the lease each
time and reports a loss through the handler the daemon registered, so a request
admitted before the loss stops at its next write and a respawn cannot outlive it.
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serve(runtime) listens first, writes the state root only once the runtime
holds it, answers Idunn's route challenge ahead of the cross-site refusal,
and fences on lease loss. --health is deleted; the pid file and /proc
reclaim move behind the hand-run runtime. Adds scripts/idunn-entry.mjs,
the kimodo and SOMA-X gitlinks, encode_texts for the child, and tests.
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