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Closes #1028 — but see the note at the end: the keyword will not close it on this base.

The pin test's failure message said:

"the bytes are the wire contract"

They are not. The refusal word never crosses the wire: it is a process-local AtomicU8 on Account, written only by Account::refuse and read only by Account::refusal. The type's own doc says so twenty lines above (sink.rs:92-98, "Not reachable from the wire"), so the test's explanatory text contradicted the type it explains.

The message now states the invariant the assertion actually holds:

-            "the bytes are the wire contract"
+            "the refusal bytes are pinned to 0, 1, 2 — the numbers word() returns and the enum stores"

Two files, +12/−1: that line, and an empty-fronted changeset.

Verification

cargo fmt --all --check                                    exit 0
cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets --all-features -D warnings   exit 0
cargo clippy --workspace --lib --bins (strict five lints)  exit 0
cargo test --workspace --all-features                      exit 0   nostream-relay 259 passed / 0 failed
cargo build --workspace --all-features --release           exit 0
grep -rn "wire contract" crates docs .changeset            exit 1   (one line at base)
git merge-tree --write-tree beaacde HEAD                   exit 0

No test observes this string, and the job's spec says so rather than dressing a green suite as proof: changing only the message leaves the suite at 259 passed / 0 failed. The sentence's truth is a read, and the evidence for it is: the assertion compares the three constants to the literals (0, 1, 2); word()'s arms return those constants; the type is #[repr(u8)] with variants assigned from them; and the loop below holds the stored byte to word(). Re-measured rather than argued — with QUEUE_FULL set to 4 in a scratch copy the suite goes 258 passed / 1 failed and the new sentence prints verbatim with left: (0, 4, 2).

Observations from this job (first run on factory 0.12.9)

Recorded because they are findings about the pipeline, not caveats about this diff.

• The lenses cannot start two seconds apart. The skill says "about two seconds apart"; measured, it is one model turn per start — 10.8 s in round 1, 31 s in round 2. Moving in the safe direction (the earlier lens's first-turn cache write lands first), but the instruction reads as though the interval were tunable by the orchestrator. It is not: it would take a dispatcher starting both from one process.
• A plan can record "oracle": "passed" when the only falsifiable claim is a reading. scope-plan.ts checks a plan's shape, not whether its oracle is mechanical; on this job it accepted passed on the strength of a grep and a one-test selector. Correct by its rules, and worth naming, because a prose job is exactly where that reads stronger than it is. Filed as cameri/skills#224.
• confirmation was unreachable on 0.12.9 for any plan that stands a lens down. scope-plan.ts:256 requires every lens not run to be PASS, which does not distinguish a lens the gate held back from one the plan stood down. Round 3 therefore ran three lenses where one would have done — four sessions instead of two, a 2x on that round — and the fix is in 0.12.11, which accepts the second case using the round's plan line.
• A lens returned CHANGES on job state, not on the change. Round 2's architecture review opened "My round-1 finding is closed on all four grounds, and the code half of this round needs no further change", then blocked on spec.md — untracked, unshipped, invisible to anyone reading this diff. In round 3 the same lens named it: "a CHANGES that the builder can only satisfy by editing an untracked file is a gate no code change opens; the correct instrument was a non-blocking finding." The finding was real and is fixed; the verdict was the wrong instrument.
• A one-line change took three review rounds. Round 1 caught something real — an operator-suggested const for the message had one consumer, deduplicated nothing, and contradicted every other message in that module; it was deleted. Round 2's finding was record repair, and only round 3 could confirm it. The cost is stated plainly because it is the number that argues for the rules above.

One follow-up filed from the review: #1032 — a byte re-pin now needs three edits (constants, tuple, sentence) and only two are test-held, so grep -n 'pinned to 0, 1, 2' is the only reminder of the third.

Note on the keyword

Closes #1028 does nothing on this repository: GitHub closes by keyword only when the pull request targets the default branch, and this targets rewrite/main. Whoever merges closes the issue by hand and reads the state back.

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Summary

Updates the failure message in every_refusal_word_is_pinned_to_its_byte to describe the byte values the test checks, rather than calling them a wire contract.

• The refusal pin test names the bytes it checks.

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