Root acceptance

The root read all eight changed source/spec/lock paths, both new test modules, and the fresh Opus PLAN/CODE verdicts. No blocking finding remains in this bounded Blake owner migration. Frozen inputs were independently reconstructed: root CODE input verification, then a fresh root capsule replay. The latter rechecks the archived payload and command/stream hashes; it does not rerun native workloads.

Construction initializes both complete backings before import or typed views. Private Storage drops its Buffer before its Block; Batch retains the device lifetime. Exclusive dispatch reaches submit/wait adjacently, and only successful completion restores CPU access. Grid arithmetic matches each private pipeline's hash count, including the final odd pair. Root inspection agrees with the reviewer's safety conclusions and the measured-versus-simulated boundaries in the audit. No post-review source edit was made.

The optional naming/cosmetic suggestions are deferred. The original redundant CLI block is harmless; public fallible behavior, old-consumer migrations and intentional source incompatibilities are explicitly recorded. Honeycrisp PR14 induced the remaining RTable failures; they are not unrelated baseline debt. Mine ownership and old chime overflows remain masked. Ring/workspace validation is red; source API patch compatibility is red. No physical pinning, native Image, performance, phase or release closure is claimed.

This ordinary source repair proceeds under the owner's existing instruction “когда сделаешь — мерж”. Use wip: with the first remaining actual compiler error and the decision label because required broad gates are red and the ownership contract changes. This authorization does not extend to a version bump, tag, package publication or release. Final merge must use the exact reviewed branch head and preserve history.