2026-06-22 (the honest test – does the raw seam carry [formula in source] ? – answer NO: the bare carrier gives [formula in source] , golden is the icosahedral input; the keystone reduces to ``is [formula in source] a pentagon or a count?'': v349)
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v349 ( SEAM.EQUIV.GOLDEN.01). The honest, computed test of the v348 question, and a clarifying NEGATIVE: the raw seam does not carry the golden ratio. \ the golden ratio [formula in source] is the signature of a [formula in source] -fold rotation ( [formula in source] ); the carrier [formula in source] has [formula in source] (eigenvalue [formula in source] ) and [formula in source] has [formula in source] – no 5-fol
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