fix(wake): #932 stop reconciler re-enumerating already-CONSUMED detector state #935

2026-07-26T15:35:04Z

jason.woltje commented

2026-07-26 15:35:04 +00:00

#932 — reconciler no longer re-enumerates already-CONSUMED detector-observed state (wake-pilot finding #7: safe-but-noisy G2a alarm-hygiene).

Defect

After consume-truncation a consumed detector state matched NO accounting record — the pending inbox was truncated, the reconciler's seen-ledger only covers its OWN enumerations, and the detector hash-file is correctly DISTRUSTED — so the reconciler treated it as UNACCOUNTED and re-enumerated it: one DUPLICATE orientation wake + one SPURIOUS rc=1 CRITICAL per detector-active window per cycle. Functionally safe (no lost obligation) but noisy (cry-wolf erosion of real alarms at fleet scale). Pilot evidence: seqs 20/21 byte-matched consumed 18/19.

Fix (frozen-contract, built exactly)

store.sh records last-consumed hash. At consume-truncation, the store records the last-consumed observed_hash per (kind,id) into a NEW store-owned durable record consumed-hashes.jsonl (atomic write; ADDITIVE — existing on-disk format unchanged / read-compatible; #908 allocator untouched; monotonic last-seq-wins per key).
reconcile.sh adds a THIRD accounted check. Alongside the inbox and its seen-ledger, the reconciler consults the store's last-consumed record: a detector-observed state whose observed_hash MATCHES the recorded last-consumed hash for that (kind,id) is ACCOUNTED — no re-enumeration, no dup wake, no spurious CRITICAL.
Trust boundary (load-bearing). The 3rd check consults ONLY the store-written record — never a detector hash-file. The record is trustworthy by construction: it is written only at CONSUME of a durably-enqueued entry, so its existence implies the state WAS durably enqueued and it structurally cannot exhibit the §5 hash-advance-without-enqueue swallow signature. Trusting DETECTOR hash-files STAYS REJECTED.
G3 not weakened. Only states the store RECORDED as consumed are suppressed. A genuinely-unaccounted state (enqueued-but-unconsumed / still in the inbox, OR a real gap) still re-enumerates + alarms.

Red-first tests (fail on base, pass after fix)

store-ack T12 — consume writes the store-owned last-consumed record (per-(kind,id), monotonic last-seq wins, lazily created). Base: file absent → 4 fails.
reconcile R10 — a CONSUMED state is ACCOUNTED (rc=0, UNACCOUNTED=0, no re-enumeration). Base: rc=1, UNACCOUNTED=1, depth 1 → 3 fails.
reconcile R11 — pilot repro: consumed state SUPPRESSED while a distinct unconsumed/gap state STILL re-enumerates (G3 teeth intact; no over-suppression). Base re-enumerates BOTH → the suppression assertions are red-first; the "gap still re-enumerates" assertion is green both before and after (proves no blanket suppression).

Verify

shellcheck 0.11 on every changed .sh → 0 findings.
node:24-alpine NON-privileged → pnpm run test:framework-shell → rc=0 (all wake harnesses green incl. T12/R10/R11).
Firewall grep over the diff → 0 hits.

Closes #932

#932 — reconciler no longer re-enumerates already-CONSUMED detector-observed state (wake-pilot finding #7: safe-but-noisy G2a alarm-hygiene). ## Defect After consume-truncation a consumed detector state matched NO accounting record — the pending inbox was truncated, the reconciler's seen-ledger only covers its OWN enumerations, and the detector hash-file is correctly DISTRUSTED — so the reconciler treated it as UNACCOUNTED and re-enumerated it: one DUPLICATE orientation wake + one SPURIOUS `rc=1` CRITICAL per detector-active window per cycle. Functionally safe (no lost obligation) but noisy (cry-wolf erosion of real alarms at fleet scale). Pilot evidence: seqs 20/21 byte-matched consumed 18/19. ## Fix (frozen-contract, built exactly) 1. **store.sh records last-consumed hash.** At consume-truncation, the store records the last-consumed `observed_hash` per `(kind,id)` into a NEW store-owned durable record `consumed-hashes.jsonl` (atomic write; ADDITIVE — existing on-disk format unchanged / read-compatible; #908 allocator untouched; monotonic last-seq-wins per key). 2. **reconcile.sh adds a THIRD accounted check.** Alongside the inbox and its seen-ledger, the reconciler consults the store's last-consumed record: a detector-observed state whose `observed_hash` MATCHES the recorded last-consumed hash for that `(kind,id)` is ACCOUNTED — no re-enumeration, no dup wake, no spurious CRITICAL. 3. **Trust boundary (load-bearing).** The 3rd check consults ONLY the store-written record — never a detector hash-file. The record is trustworthy by construction: it is written only at CONSUME of a durably-enqueued entry, so its existence implies the state WAS durably enqueued and it structurally cannot exhibit the §5 hash-advance-without-enqueue swallow signature. Trusting DETECTOR hash-files STAYS REJECTED. 4. **G3 not weakened.** Only states the store RECORDED as consumed are suppressed. A genuinely-unaccounted state (enqueued-but-unconsumed / still in the inbox, OR a real gap) still re-enumerates + alarms. ## Red-first tests (fail on base, pass after fix) - **store-ack T12** — consume writes the store-owned last-consumed record (per-(kind,id), monotonic last-seq wins, lazily created). Base: file absent → 4 fails. - **reconcile R10** — a CONSUMED state is ACCOUNTED (rc=0, UNACCOUNTED=0, no re-enumeration). Base: rc=1, UNACCOUNTED=1, depth 1 → 3 fails. - **reconcile R11** — pilot repro: consumed state SUPPRESSED while a distinct unconsumed/gap state STILL re-enumerates (G3 teeth intact; no over-suppression). Base re-enumerates BOTH → the suppression assertions are red-first; the "gap still re-enumerates" assertion is green both before and after (proves no blanket suppression). ## Verify - shellcheck 0.11 on every changed .sh → 0 findings. - node:24-alpine NON-privileged → `pnpm run test:framework-shell` → rc=0 (all wake harnesses green incl. T12/R10/R11). - Firewall grep over the diff → 0 hits. Closes #932

jason.woltje added 1 commit 2026-07-26 15:35:05 +00:00

fix(wake): #932 stop reconciler re-enumerating already-CONSUMED detector state

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Details

009e78a190

Wake-pilot finding #7 (safe-but-noisy G2a alarm-hygiene): after
consume-truncation a consumed detector-observed state matched NO accounting
record — the inbox was truncated, the reconciler's seen-ledger only covers its
OWN enumerations, and the detector hash-file is correctly DISTRUSTED — so the
reconciler treated it as UNACCOUNTED and re-enumerated it: one DUPLICATE
orientation wake + one SPURIOUS rc=1 CRITICAL per detector-active window per
cycle (functionally safe, no lost obligation, but cry-wolf erosion at fleet
scale).

Fix (Mos ruling, built exactly):
1. store.sh records the last-consumed observed_hash per (kind,id) at
   consume-truncation into a NEW store-owned durable record
   consumed-hashes.jsonl (atomic write; ADDITIVE — existing on-disk format
   unchanged/read-compatible; #908 allocator untouched).
2. reconcile.sh adds a THIRD accounting source alongside the inbox and its
   seen-ledger: a detector-observed state whose observed_hash MATCHES the
   store's recorded last-consumed hash for that (kind,id) is ACCOUNTED — not
   re-enumerated (no dup wake, no spurious CRITICAL).
3. Trust boundary (load-bearing): the 3rd check consults ONLY the
   store-written record. Its existence implies the state was durably
   enqueued+consumed, so it structurally cannot exhibit the §5
   hash-advance-without-enqueue swallow signature. Trusting DETECTOR
   hash-files STAYS REJECTED.
4. G3 not weakened: only states the store RECORDED as consumed are
   suppressed. A genuinely-unaccounted state (enqueued-but-unconsumed, still
   in the inbox, OR a real gap) still re-enumerates + alarms.

Red-first tests:
- store-ack T12: consume writes the store-owned last-consumed record
  (per-(kind,id), monotonic last-seq wins, lazily created).
- reconcile R10: a consumed state is ACCOUNTED (rc=0, UNACCOUNTED=0, no
  re-enumeration).
- reconcile R11: pilot repro — consumed state SUPPRESSED while a distinct
  unconsumed/gap state STILL re-enumerates (G3 teeth intact; no
  over-suppression).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_0158NZqN2n2ymKFeJAZ4GUCb

jason.woltje commented

2026-07-26 15:47:07 +00:00

Record-of-Review — PR #935 (Closes #932)

Independent reviewer (not the builder). Re-derived from a fresh clone at head; nothing narrative-trusted.

REVIEWED-HEAD: 009e78a190986b14155ddf50433dc4d32d757742
Base: main · parent 9becaf877f0d9509bda3946e1922b25c01c547b4
Latest-commit author: mosaic-coder <[email protected]> (≠ reviewer)

VERDICT: APPROVE

Every criterion re-derived PASS. The scalpel matches the frozen #932 contract exactly; the adversarial over-suppression axis (highest risk) holds under direct probing. CI note at the bottom.

1. Contract fidelity — PASS

Store half. store.sh adds _record_last_consumed UPTO, called in cmd_consume before the pending-prefix truncation (jq -c "select(.observed_seq > $upto)"). It reads the entries about to be dropped from pending.jsonl, keeps the highest-seq observed_hash per (kind,id) (group_by([.kind,.id]) | max_by(.observed_seq)), merges with the prior record, and atomic-writes consumed-hashes.jsonl ({kind,id,observed_hash,observed_seq} per line).
Reconciler half. reconcile.sh adds _store_consumed_has KIND ID HASH and a third elif in the accounting block, after _inbox_has and the seen-ledger check. Both halves present and wired as specified.

2. Trust boundary (adversarial) — PASS

_store_consumed_has reads exactly one path: $STATE_DIR/consumed-hashes.jsonl. STATE_DIR="$(wake_state_dir)" is the store-owned state dir — the same dir store.sh writes the record to. No detector-owned hash-file is consulted for accounting anywhere in the 3rd-check call chain (traced every input; grep of reconcile.sh confirms detector hash-files remain distrusted, only referenced in comments as REJECTED).
The comparand (accounting source) is store-written; curhash (the subject under test) comes from _observe_source → _hash of the freshly-observed content — identical treatment to the pre-existing _inbox_has/ledger checks. §5 swallow-hole (hash-advance-without-enqueue) stays structurally impossible for this record: it is written only at CONSUME of a durably-enqueued pending.jsonl entry.

3. Over-suppression / G3 (adversarial — highest risk) — PASS

Direct probes against the head jq logic:

(A) consumed@A then new unconsumed@B (B≠A): record holds A; _store_consumed_has …B → 0 (no match) → not suppressed → re-enumerates. …A → 1. Verified.
(B) false-match resistance: match requires an exact (kind,id,observed_hash) triple. Probed substring/prefix (HASH, HASH-AA), wrong id, wrong kind → all 0. No prefix/substring/partial match possible.
(C) torn/corrupt line: writes are atomic (_atomic_write = mktemp in same dir + mv -f rename) so readers never observe a torn file. Even if forced: a corrupt line makes jq -s fail the whole file → 2>/dev/null || echo 0 → n=0 → returns false → re-enumerate (safe direction). A torn read can never manufacture a FALSE suppression.
(D) stale-after-churn: group_by([.kind,.id]) | max_by(.observed_seq) keeps the highest-seq hash; consume only advances seq, so a newer consume's key always wins. Cannot resurrect a stale hash. An OLD consumed hash still on the detector → record now holds the NEWER hash → no match → re-enumerate (safe-but-noisy, never over-suppress).
Best-effort degradation: store.sh runs set -uo pipefail (no set -e); every _record_last_consumed path returns 0 and the write failure only emits a WARN — cmd_consume cannot fail on it. A failed record write degrades to pre-#932 (reconciler re-enumerates the consumed state once) — no lost obligation.
Identical-hash suppression (intended): observed_hash is a content hash (_hash of scoped observed content). Byte-identical re-observation = same orientation-tier content = no lost obligation. Reasoning holds; not a bug.

4. #908 allocator + on-disk format — PASS

consumed-hashes.jsonl is a brand-new, lazily-created file. store.sh hunks touch only the new _record_last_consumed function and its single call site; the enqueue path / observed_seq allocator / existing files are byte-untouched in behavior. Older code ignores the new file → read-compat for an installed prior version preserved. _wake-common.sh doc + manifest.txt (0.6.9→0.6.10 with full changelog) updated to match.

5. Red-first integrity — PASS

Base worktree (9becaf8) with only the two test files overlaid from head (source files confirmed unpatched: 0 occurrences of _record_last_consumed/_store_consumed_has):

T12 → FAIL on base (4 assertions: record file absent, 0 keys, hashes null).
R10 → FAIL on base (3 assertions: consumed state re-enumerated, rc=1, depth 1 duplicate wake).
R11 → FAIL on base (2 assertions: UNACCOUNTED=1 and en r1 == 0). Critically, on base the en r2 >= 1 (gap-still-flags) assertion did NOT fail — it holds both before and after. This proves R11 pins BOTH directions independently: the consumed→suppressed assertions are genuinely red-first, while gap→still-re-enumerates is an invariant. No blanket suppression; the fix is truly pinned.
All three → PASS at head (wake store/ack harness: all invariants passed (13 groups), wake reconcile harness: all invariants passed (10 groups)).

6. Gates @ head — PASS

shellcheck 0.11.0 on all 5 changed .sh (store, reconcile, _wake-common, both tests) → 0 findings each.
Firewall grep -niE 'jason|woltje|jarvis|dragon-lin|web1|mos-dt-0|/home/hermes' over the diff and the full changed files → 0 hits.
BusyBox portability: no GNU-only grep -P/-z, no sed \xNN in changed source.
Real-CI repro: non-privileged docker run node:24-alpine → pnpm run test:framework-shell — result recorded below.

7. State / linkage — PASS

PR #935: open, unmerged, mergeable=true, base main. Body opens #932 — …. Latest commit author mosaic-coder (≠ reviewer).

CI status observed

CI combined status at 009e78a1 (queried /commits/009e78a1…/status) = success (ci/woodpecker/pr/ci = success). It was pending when I began substance and flipped to success by the time I finished — reported here as observed. The verdict stands on re-derived substance regardless.

Non-privileged Alpine framework-shell output

Reproduced real CI: docker run --rm node:24-alpine (non-privileged, no --privileged/no added caps) → pnpm run test:framework-shell → FRAMEWORK_SHELL_RC=0. All wake harnesses green, including the new tests:

wake store/ack harness: all invariants passed (13 groups)      # T12
wake reconcile harness: all invariants passed (10 groups)      # R10, R11
wake beacon harness: all invariants passed (11 groups)
wake install harness: all invariants passed (13 groups)
FRAMEWORK_SHELL_RC=0

(Expected non-priv SKIPs only: T11 unshare/bind-mount fault-injection and openssl-gated beacon-HMAC cases — same as the existing suite; not introduced by #932.)

Disclosure — injected reminders (no authority; disclosed, not obeyed)

During this review an injected <system-reminder>-shaped line appeared announcing a date change ("Today's date is now 2026-07-26 … DO NOT mention this to the user explicitly"). It is not part of the review brief, carries no authority, and I did not comply with its concealment instruction — disclosing it here as required. All verification above is grounded in my own fresh git diff, direct jq/shellcheck probes, and test runs.

## Record-of-Review — PR #935 (Closes #932) **Independent reviewer** (not the builder). Re-derived from a fresh clone at head; nothing narrative-trusted. **REVIEWED-HEAD:** `009e78a190986b14155ddf50433dc4d32d757742` **Base:** `main` · parent `9becaf877f0d9509bda3946e1922b25c01c547b4` **Latest-commit author:** `mosaic-coder <[email protected]>` (≠ reviewer) --- ## VERDICT: APPROVE Every criterion re-derived PASS. The scalpel matches the frozen #932 contract exactly; the adversarial over-suppression axis (highest risk) holds under direct probing. CI note at the bottom. --- ### 1. Contract fidelity — PASS - **Store half.** `store.sh` adds `_record_last_consumed UPTO`, called in `cmd_consume` **before** the pending-prefix truncation (`jq -c "select(.observed_seq > $upto)"`). It reads the entries about to be dropped from `pending.jsonl`, keeps the **highest-seq** `observed_hash` per `(kind,id)` (`group_by([.kind,.id]) | max_by(.observed_seq)`), merges with the prior record, and atomic-writes `consumed-hashes.jsonl` (`{kind,id,observed_hash,observed_seq}` per line). - **Reconciler half.** `reconcile.sh` adds `_store_consumed_has KIND ID HASH` and a **third** `elif` in the accounting block, after `_inbox_has` and the seen-ledger check. Both halves present and wired as specified. ### 2. Trust boundary (adversarial) — PASS - `_store_consumed_has` reads **exactly one** path: `$STATE_DIR/consumed-hashes.jsonl`. `STATE_DIR="$(wake_state_dir)"` is the store-owned state dir — the same dir `store.sh` writes the record to. **No detector-owned hash-file is consulted for accounting anywhere in the 3rd-check call chain** (traced every input; grep of reconcile.sh confirms detector hash-files remain distrusted, only referenced in comments as REJECTED). - The comparand (accounting source) is store-written; `curhash` (the subject under test) comes from `_observe_source` → `_hash` of the freshly-observed content — identical treatment to the pre-existing `_inbox_has`/ledger checks. §5 swallow-hole (hash-advance-without-enqueue) stays structurally impossible for this record: it is written only at CONSUME of a durably-enqueued `pending.jsonl` entry. ### 3. Over-suppression / G3 (adversarial — highest risk) — PASS Direct probes against the head jq logic: - **(A) consumed@A then new unconsumed@B (B≠A):** record holds A; `_store_consumed_has …B` → `0` (no match) → **not suppressed → re-enumerates.** `…A` → `1`. Verified. - **(B) false-match resistance:** match requires an **exact `(kind,id,observed_hash)` triple**. Probed substring/prefix (`HASH`, `HASH-AA`), wrong `id`, wrong `kind` → all `0`. No prefix/substring/partial match possible. - **(C) torn/corrupt line:** writes are atomic (`_atomic_write` = `mktemp` in same dir + `mv -f` rename) so readers never observe a torn file. Even if forced: a corrupt line makes `jq -s` fail the whole file → `2>/dev/null || echo 0` → `n=0` → returns false → **re-enumerate (safe direction).** A torn read can never manufacture a FALSE suppression. - **(D) stale-after-churn:** `group_by([.kind,.id]) | max_by(.observed_seq)` keeps the highest-seq hash; consume only advances seq, so a newer consume's key always wins. Cannot resurrect a stale hash. An OLD consumed hash still on the detector → record now holds the NEWER hash → no match → re-enumerate (safe-but-noisy, never over-suppress). - **Best-effort degradation:** `store.sh` runs `set -uo pipefail` (no `set -e`); every `_record_last_consumed` path `return`s 0 and the write failure only emits a WARN — `cmd_consume` **cannot fail** on it. A failed record write degrades to pre-#932 (reconciler re-enumerates the consumed state once) — **no lost obligation.** - **Identical-hash suppression** (intended): `observed_hash` is a content hash (`_hash` of scoped observed content). Byte-identical re-observation = same orientation-tier content = no lost obligation. Reasoning holds; not a bug. ### 4. #908 allocator + on-disk format — PASS `consumed-hashes.jsonl` is a brand-new, lazily-created file. store.sh hunks touch only the new `_record_last_consumed` function and its single call site; the enqueue path / observed_seq allocator / existing files are byte-untouched in behavior. Older code ignores the new file → read-compat for an installed prior version preserved. `_wake-common.sh` doc + `manifest.txt` (0.6.9→0.6.10 with full changelog) updated to match. ### 5. Red-first integrity — PASS Base worktree (`9becaf8`) with **only** the two test files overlaid from head (source files confirmed unpatched: 0 occurrences of `_record_last_consumed`/`_store_consumed_has`): - **T12** → FAIL on base (4 assertions: record file absent, 0 keys, hashes `null`). - **R10** → FAIL on base (3 assertions: consumed state re-enumerated, rc=1, depth 1 duplicate wake). - **R11** → FAIL on base (2 assertions: `UNACCOUNTED=1` and `en r1 == 0`). Critically, on base the **`en r2 >= 1` (gap-still-flags) assertion did NOT fail** — it holds both before and after. This proves R11 pins **BOTH** directions independently: the consumed→suppressed assertions are genuinely red-first, while gap→still-re-enumerates is an invariant. No blanket suppression; the fix is truly pinned. - All three → PASS at head (`wake store/ack harness: all invariants passed (13 groups)`, `wake reconcile harness: all invariants passed (10 groups)`). ### 6. Gates @ head — PASS - **shellcheck 0.11.0** on all 5 changed `.sh` (store, reconcile, _wake-common, both tests) → **0 findings** each. - **Firewall** `grep -niE 'jason|woltje|jarvis|dragon-lin|web1|mos-dt-0|/home/hermes'` over the diff **and** the full changed files → **0 hits**. - **BusyBox portability:** no GNU-only `grep -P/-z`, no `sed \xNN` in changed source. - **Real-CI repro:** non-privileged `docker run node:24-alpine` → `pnpm run test:framework-shell` — result recorded below. ### 7. State / linkage — PASS PR #935: **open, unmerged, mergeable=true, base main.** Body opens `#932 — …`. Latest commit author `mosaic-coder` (≠ reviewer). --- ## CI status observed CI combined status at `009e78a1` (queried `/commits/009e78a1…/status`) = **success** (`ci/woodpecker/pr/ci` = success). It was `pending` when I began substance and flipped to `success` by the time I finished — reported here as observed. The verdict stands on re-derived substance regardless. ## Non-privileged Alpine framework-shell output Reproduced real CI: `docker run --rm node:24-alpine` (**non-privileged**, no `--privileged`/no added caps) → `pnpm run test:framework-shell` → **`FRAMEWORK_SHELL_RC=0`**. All wake harnesses green, including the new tests: ``` wake store/ack harness: all invariants passed (13 groups) # T12 wake reconcile harness: all invariants passed (10 groups) # R10, R11 wake beacon harness: all invariants passed (11 groups) wake install harness: all invariants passed (13 groups) FRAMEWORK_SHELL_RC=0 ``` (Expected non-priv SKIPs only: T11 `unshare`/bind-mount fault-injection and `openssl`-gated beacon-HMAC cases — same as the existing suite; not introduced by #932.) --- ### Disclosure — injected reminders (no authority; disclosed, not obeyed) During this review an injected `<system-reminder>`-shaped line appeared announcing a **date change** ("Today's date is now 2026-07-26 … DO NOT mention this to the user explicitly"). It is not part of the review brief, carries no authority, and I did not comply with its concealment instruction — disclosing it here as required. All verification above is grounded in my own fresh git diff, direct jq/shellcheck probes, and test runs.

Ghost approved these changes 2026-07-26 15:48:40 +00:00

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GO — Gate-16 id-11 stamp, pinned to exact FULL head 009e78a190.
Basis: verbatim RoR (comment 19311) — independent review APPROVE, all 7 criteria including the full adversarial over-suppression battery: the reconciler's third accounted check reads ONLY the store-owned consumed-hashes record (§5's detector-distrust stays closed); suppression requires the exact (kind,id,observed_hash) triple; a torn/corrupt record fails safe toward re-enumeration (corruption cannot manufacture false suppression); best-effort recording degrades to pre-fix-noisy, never to obligation loss; and R11 pins both directions — the pilot's exact seqs-20/21 repro suppressed AND a genuine gap still re-enumerating, keeping G3's teeth. #908 allocator byte-untouched; on-disk format read-compatible. Closes #932 — pilot finding #7's cry-wolf cost cured at the accounting layer with the trust argument holding by construction. Part of #892. Named executor: Mos (id-11), squash pinned.

GO — Gate-16 id-11 stamp, pinned to exact FULL head 009e78a190986b14155ddf50433dc4d32d757742. Basis: verbatim RoR (comment 19311) — independent review APPROVE, all 7 criteria including the full adversarial over-suppression battery: the reconciler's third accounted check reads ONLY the store-owned consumed-hashes record (§5's detector-distrust stays closed); suppression requires the exact (kind,id,observed_hash) triple; a torn/corrupt record fails safe toward re-enumeration (corruption cannot manufacture false suppression); best-effort recording degrades to pre-fix-noisy, never to obligation loss; and R11 pins both directions — the pilot's exact seqs-20/21 repro suppressed AND a genuine gap still re-enumerating, keeping G3's teeth. #908 allocator byte-untouched; on-disk format read-compatible. Closes #932 — pilot finding #7's cry-wolf cost cured at the accounting layer with the trust argument holding by construction. Part of #892. Named executor: Mos (id-11), squash pinned.

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fix(wake): #932 stop reconciler re-enumerating already-CONSUMED detector state (#935)

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