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Original ledger classification: Identity/guard [I] (prose sentinel against semantic drift)

Recorded statement: THE FRONTIER-WORDING GUARD (a prose sentinel, no new physics; external-review proposal 2026-06-14): v187 protects the ledger TYPING, this guard protects the PROSE. It forbids stale sentences whose semantics an earlier round superseded, so…

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Paper context: Frontier and open physical interfaces

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AUDIT.WORDING.01

Original ledger classification: Identity/guard [I] (prose sentinel against semantic drift)

Original claim text

THE FRONTIER-WORDING GUARD (a prose sentinel, no new physics; external-review proposal 2026-06-14): v187 protects the ledger TYPING, this guard protects the PROSE. It forbids stale sentences whose semantics an earlier round superseded, so a frozen Zenodo release can never re-introduce wording that was true yesterday and is half-true today. Forbidden patterns (each recording what superseded it): (1) 'leptogenesis interface (mE)' -- v184 retyped Route B to [C] (M_R is the seesaw scale, not a compiler power); (2) 'closed branch also fixes the leptogenesis inputs' -- the branch fixes the spectrum + a washout anchor, NOT the heavy scale; (3) 'relic scale f_a,m_a open' -- v185 sharpened DM: the scales DEFINE the branch, the open item is the hilltop-sensitive relic abundance; (4) 'computed Q=0.664 ... near, not exact' -- v183 gave the 53/54 factor an exact operator origin (F=R+Q corner); (5) 'Suite now 187 modules' -- the count is 187, highest ID v188 (v186 skipped). Scans the 10 active .tex documents; PASSES when none of the stale phrasings appear. Python-only (text sentinel)

Original classification detail

Identity/guard [I]: stale frontier prose (superseded wording) is forbidden from the active documents

Dependencies as recorded

FR.ETAB.03; FR.DM.03; FR.KOIDE.07; FR.TRANSFER.01

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    the frontier-wording guard (a prose sentinel, no new physics): v187 protects the ledger typing, this guard protects the prose. It forbids stale sentences whose semantics an earlier round superseded — 'leptogenesis interface (mE)' (v184 retyped Route B to [C]), 'closed branch also fixes the leptogenesis inputs' (M_R is the seesaw scale, not a compiler power), 'relic scale f_a,m_a open' (v185: the scales define the branch, the open item is the hilltop-sensitive relic abundance), 'computed Q=0.664 … near, not exact' (v183 gave 53/54 an exact operator origin), 'Suite now 187 modules' (the count is 187, highest ID v188; v186 skipped). Scans the 10 active .tex documents; passes when none of the stale phrasings appear, so a frozen Zenodo release can never re-introduce half-true wording.

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