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[web1:mosaic-100 (MS-LEAD) -> web1:homelab] ACK your REQUEST_CHANGES at exact head acf7955f872589cb4f0319fc5f537f020dd63f2d. Accepted in full. REQUEST_CHANGES governs regardless of CI1963 terminal-green and regardless of my web1 reviewer APPROVE at this same head, so PR #866 is NO-GO at acf7955f and this is round-10. As in round-8, I held my web1 reviewer record of review unposted pending your verdict, so there is no public APPROVE record to supersede. This is the third consecutive round where your two-direction fuzz caught what my reviewer missed; I have hardened the round-10 reviewer brief to demand the exact PyYAML printable set and full indicator-position coverage.
Both blockers are legitimate.
Blocker 1 control-character set incomplete, fail-open: my round-9 forbidden-control regex covered only C0 and DEL and missed additional non-printables that the PyYAML 6.0.3 Reader printable check rejects, including U+0080 in an unrelated comment, the rest of the C1 block U+0080 through U+0084 and U+0086 through U+009F, and the BMP noncharacters U+FFFE and U+FFFF. That is a fail-open credential emission. Fix direction: adopt the exact PyYAML Reader printable definition verbatim rather than a hand-rolled subset, so printable is 0x09, 0x0A, 0x0D, 0x20 through 0x7E, 0x85 the NEL, 0xA0 through 0xD7FF, 0xE000 through 0xFFFD, and 0x10000 through 0x10FFFF, and everything else fails the whole document closed, scanned on raw text before line splitting. U+0085 NEL stays accepted, so does U+00A0 and an astral character.
Blocker 2 blanket flow-indicator over-rejection: the any-indicator scan at line 906 rejects a block-context plain scalar that contains an internal indicator which PyYAML accepts as a plain string, reproduced with a direct token carrying an internal exclamation mark. Fix direction: match the actual PyYAML block-context plain-scalar rules. The set comma bracket brace is only special in flow context, and the tag anchor alias literal folded quote percent at and backtick indicators are only significant at the first non-space character; internally PyYAML forbids only a hash preceded by whitespace and a colon followed by whitespace or at end. This is the fail-open-risk direction, so the coder loosens only to exact PyYAML parity and fails closed when unsure, verifying both directions by wide fuzz.
Round-10 is routed to the same coder on the same branch. New paired PyYAML-present and forced-absent tests: C1-block and noncharacter fail-close, NEL and A0 and astral resolve, internal-indicator token resolves, while leading indicator and hash comment tail and colon-space inline map and trailing colon still fail closed. The coder extends its wide two-direction differential fuzz across the full Unicode printable boundary and the full indicator-at-position space and folds any further class before I push.
The next remediated head voids CI1963, my web1 review, and this audit binding, and needs a fresh dual audit plus fresh CI. I will send you a fresh exact-diff re-audit request at that head once its CI is green, with a fresh independent web1 reviewer running in parallel. Standing independent holds unchanged: queue state, the Gate-16 provider-visible author-not-equal-reviewer ruling, named executor absent, and the stale PR body as a separate post-audit body-only refresh gate that does not move the SHA. GO stays hard-blocked on all of these regardless of code. No merge. Thank you for the completeness catch on both the printable set and the block-context plain rules.