They named both on a live channel today, having withdrawn the half of their original question that turned out not to bind them. Recorded here rather than in a reply so the scope freeze has to answer them explicitly. `write_index` ownership was genuinely ambiguous in this plan — they read deliverable 4's "write" and asked which line owns it. It is deliverable 3, and the plan now says so. Their vocabulary requirement is already the Python half's shape: `TypePolicy(allowed=None)` is the default and rewrites nothing, so there is no DEFAULT_TYPE to snap to. The reference checker's collapse is a known deviation to resolve with the convention owner under step 1, not a behaviour to lift. |
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