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Round-2 cross-family review returned BLOCKED: 2 High + 3 Medium. HIGH — here-strings traded one fail-open for another. `grep -q… <<< "$data"` fixes the SIGPIPE inversion, but bash materialises a large here-string via temporary storage, so it fails when temp space is full or unwritable — and since these sit inside `if`/`!`, that failure flips the predicate exactly as SIGPIPE did. It did NOT reproduce on my bash 3.2, DID on the reviewer's Linux bash 5.x, and CI is Linux; the disagreement is itself the argument for a construct that cannot fail either way. Path predicates now COUNT with `grep -c`, which drains stdin (no early exit, no SIGPIPE) over an ordinary pipe (no temp file), and grep's status is read honestly: exit 1 means "zero matches", a legitimate answer, while >1 is a real error that FAILS THE JOB rather than silently reading as "no match". `set -e` does not catch these on its own — they sit in command substitution inside a conditional. Verified correct under 171KB input AND an unwritable TMPDIR. The description test became a `case` prefix match, removing another pipeline from a security predicate. New record `ci.grep-q-pipefail-inversion` covers the whole class. HIGH — a human verdict landing mid-run was still overwritten, and the code claimed otherwise. The job read statuses once, classified over several round-trips, then posted: a reviewer posting BLOCKED in between had it replaced by an exemption `success`, turning an explicit rejection into a merge. Added a re-read immediately before the POST which refuses to write over a human verdict found then. The heading no longer says "never overwrite" — it cannot promise that, since there is no compare-and-set on Gitea's status API. Remainder tracked as #706. MEDIUM — documentation was stale in three places, all mine. The record's frontmatter `rule:` still listed the npm manifests (I fixed the body and forgot the frontmatter, so the canonical rule AND the generated catalog were wrong); docs/ci-cd.md still said `edited` was absent from `types:`, contradicting a section I had just updated; and the workflow header still implied the `edited` re-run settles the ABA race. All corrected to say detection, not atomicity. TESTS. 373 pass. New: a mid-run human verdict via a status stub that returns nothing on the first read and BLOCKED on the re-read, and large-input regression tests for the ADVISORY hook, which had none — the copy with less authority is the one that quietly keeps a bug (#649's whole point). Mutation-verified: reverting the hook predicate, the workflow predicates, or the pre-POST re-read turns exactly the intended tests red while every positive control stays green. Refs: #698 Decisions-Edit: yes Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>