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Independent cross-family review (Codex, cold brief, read-only worktree) returned BLOCKED with 9 findings. All 9 accepted; #5 partially, keeping one row PINNED with its justification stated. POPULATION (the finding that mattered most). The derivation filtered the scope by an outbound-network token list and argued that was a scope choice rather than a population filter. It omitted `git fetch` — this repo's most common remote read — so prepush-rebase-check.sh, which fetches origin/main and derives a PUSH DECISION, was structurally invisible to a guard claiming to cover "every executable that reads live remote state", along with three others. The defence offered was that over-inclusion is the safe direction; the filter also under-included. The content filter is gone: the population is now all 55 files in the scoped directories, and a file that reads no remote state carries an explicit N/A row. OVERCLAIMS, graded down. Three rows asserted more than the code does: - the scheduled-merge path was PINNED while the hook's own comment concedes the branch-protection read pins nothing → UNSAFE-KNOWN, "preflight, not a pin"; - pr-changed-files.sh was PINNED and claimed "any movement fails", but before-and-after equality is ABA-vulnerable (main → scratch → main) → UNSAFE-KNOWN, pointing at the caller-side event-count fence that does close it; - the CI toolchain image was PINNED on a mutable TAG, against this file's own definition naming a digest → UNSAFE-KNOWN. The release smoke pull stays PINNED: it pulls the tag the same concurrency-serialized job just pushed. The guard-inventory MUTATION regrade is reverted to BEHAVIOUR-ONLY (8/6/20). The review is right on species: the test feeds the real script an input the clause rejects, which this table explicitly defines as behaviour-only and has already regraded three rows for. A manually-executed disarm does not change what the test is. TWO REAL FAIL-OPENS FIXED: - jq `index()` on a STRING is substring search, so a status_check_contexts arriving as "prefix-review-verdict/h10-suffix" answered yes and would auto-grant. Membership is now exact equality over a value first proven to be an array of strings. - post-review-verdict.sh guarded both re-read comparisons with `[ -n "$x" ] &&`, so a 2xx body that merely omitted .head.sha or .base.ref made the check a no-op and the status was posted having confirmed nothing. That second fix carries a lesson worth the line: the obvious mutation (disarm the new `-z` arm) stays GREEN, because the unconditional `!=` also rejects empty — the two overlap, exactly the duplicate-guards-mask-each-other shape. The proof is taken against the REAL predecessor with the `-n` conjunct restored, which goes red showing returncode=0 and a status written. Also: 404 is now separated from 403/transport (an unprotected branch is the strongest form of the finding; `curl -sf` collapses both to an empty string), and the positive control asserts the decision is `allow` and that the endpoint was actually reached, rather than the absence of one phrase. refs #778 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>