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ledger: count issue-tagged commits and repo seat messages (#1506)

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@@ -50,12 +50,21 @@ Gate C passed 2026-09-12 on 867619dc (logged by Jason at 4f830680):
answered in its own session with no send attempt, and the row showed the
answer on the next scan. #1505 is closed.
Next action: Darkwing is building piece 3, the ledger, under #1506. Jason approved it on 2026-09-12 and
the brief is on the plan page, section "Piece 3: ledger (numbers for the
rails)": `packages/ledger`, read-only CLI over the local git log, Gitea
issues and the repo seats' session logs, with Gate D (Jason writes one
sentence with one number from it into this file). Open the Gitea issue
first. Then the WebUI on Dewey's Console design absorbs the board as its
Next action: Jason runs Gate D for piece 3, the ledger, under #1506:
`node packages/ledger/src/cli.mjs --since 2026-09-06 --until 2026-09-12`.
Choose one number to move next week and write that sentence with the number
into this file. Do not infer acceptance from the implementation or tests.
`packages/ledger` is implemented: read-only local refactor subjects, one
Gitea issue request, repo seats' user messages, two tables and JSON. Ledger
fixtures 20/20; ledger, board, seat and registry suites 202/202, also checked
in a clean candidate copy. Filbert independently APPROVED all six pinned
source/test/doc files in `reviews/2026-09-12_ledger-verdict.md`. The helper's
no-body GET cleanup exit defect is fixed and regression-tested. Counting
rules, one-page refusal and unknown metadata limits are in the package README.
Jason authorized commit/push to refactor; #1506 stays open for Gate D.
The brief remains in the plan page under "Piece 3: ledger (numbers for the rails)".
After Gate D, the WebUI on Dewey's Console design absorbs the board as its
first screen. Close #1503 when Jason says the page answers "who
is waiting on me" without him opening a terminal. Out of scope until he
asks: auth or provider registry, roster schema changes, hooks/plugins, comms,