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[P1 long-horizon] One dictionary note: theorem vs census for wrapping-form A′ after #673/#677/#679 #686

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Parent: #650. Long-horizon synthesis. Do not start until PRs exist for as many of #673, #677, #679 as have landed; if some are still open, write OPEN for those rows and still ship the rest.

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The wrapping line now has too many notes (#668 dictionary, #676 A′, #675 obstruction, #684 F=(1+M)/2, #683 spirals). A later reader cannot see which statements are theorems on all honest tori and which are axis L=3,4 integers.

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One notes file, draft PR against main. A table with rows:

  • five-cell support
  • r_b + r_w = 2
  • white label = f(black label) (Fact 2)
  • D-carrying cells = exclusive crosses
  • spiral cell D=0 config-wise
  • both-two = 0 from intersection number
  • onset I1–I4 (axis) and diamond conjectures
  • F = (1+M)/2 and p*_L = Q_L(1/2)
  • one-operator map at finite L (obstruction)

Each row: theorem / census-only (which L) / OPEN. Quote the PR that carries it. No new census. No L=5 joint. No Huawei unless a cited ticket already said NEED_HUAWEI — then do not run it.

Do not fund #636. No STATUS. Do not close the source tickets.

Wait for ASSIGNED_MACHINE.

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