SEAL LEDGER — the registry the engine doesn’t have · every standing seal recognized by heuristic, numbered by hand · discharge is an arriving canon facet, the stance stays live · forward-only proven by re-fold
the engine keeps no seal registry — a seal is a convention over ordinary primitives, and this ledger recognizes each one by the suite's own heuristics, numbered by hand as the suite numbers them:
the engine's ch11-ch22 seal mechanism, honestly: there is no first-class seal object — a seal is a convention, and this ledger IS the missing registry · four Salt House seals recognized by the suite's own heuristics, each row naming which rule matched · the will's wax breaks at the reading: a DISCHARGE that is an arriving canon facet with prose provenance, never an edit — scrub before t=820 and it stands · the quay figure discharges by id-merge when Brody comes ashore, and the sealed stance stays live — vindicated, its clearStance fields null (the two "discharges" are different notions, both real) · Tam's letters and the who-altered withhold stand as controls · click a discharged seal for the forward-only proof (a re-fold, never a stored fact) · click a standing one for the opacity probe — the slug names the holding, never the content, and the scratch control shows the probe CAN trip