The measured escape: a runbook that was the five contract-named headings plus "x" (125 characters
in all), with a correctly checksummed attestation, read `2 av 2 GRØNN`. Only a file whose whole
content was "x" had been refused -- the rule asked whether the section NAME appeared in the text,
never whether anything stood under it. A table of contents is not a runbook anyone can follow.
Section names are now bound to a HEADING line, and what counts is the body beneath it
(`section_bodies`, 80 non-whitespace characters as a floor). The row says so itself, and says what
the floor is not: a length is never a measure of whether the runbook is true. That stays the
operator's, which is why row 6 is still `IKKE MÅLT`.
Two rc-0 controls in the suite carried section bodies of "noe" and "steg 1: naviger pakken" -- both
would now fail on the new rule rather than on the rule they were written for, so both got a real
body. A control that falls on the wrong rule has stopped controlling.
Also: the one very long line in the ledger (the arm name mid-paragraph) rewrapped. Cosmetic, named
in the 2026-09-20 checkpoint's leftovers.
NOT taken from that same list: freezing the outbox shape so the round-builder's denominator arm
stops skipping outside a tree with `scratchpad/`. It needs a checked-in fixture of the measured
form, which is not the "only if cheap" the order allowed, and the checkpoint proposed no round for
it either.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Kjell Tore Guttormsen
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