Authorization
Fork, sequence, time, scope, signature, epoch, expiry, cancellation, correction, and completion controls.
The current test program mutates authorization chains, signatures, epochs, capabilities, paths, cancellation tokens, rollback states, key delegations, and invalidation edges. It makes no external execution claim.
They can establish deterministic behavior of local Python state machines, current data owners, WSGI dispatch, generated HTML, package boundaries, and browser layout in the tested environment.
Fork, sequence, time, scope, signature, epoch, expiry, cancellation, correction, and completion controls.
Manifest verification, strict intersection, explicit root, digest, size, no-external-effect, cancellation, and symlink controls.
Rotation, delegation, ancestor compromise, revocation, authorization invalidation, and no automatic reauthorization.
v0.40 evidence, lifecycle, database, route, deletion, access, and operator-workbench suites remain reproducible.
Seven-width local audit plus four-tree package evidence.
No production source, database, infrastructure, dogfood, review, or cutover evidence.
New v0.41 adversarial suites and inherited v0.40 control families in current and fresh extraction trees.
External execution, production configuration, live package identity, human accessibility review, or certification.
LOCAL_SYNTHETIC_EVIDENCE_ONLY
Cancellation, refusal, expiry, rollback, correction, and blocked evidence have participant-evaluation and standing effects NONE.
NO JUDGMENT WHATSOEVER. A technical state is not a moral condition.