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Purpose
Record the distinction between finite observer resolution, the additional finite-total-carrier posit, and a separate whole-substratum computational patch-budget hypothesis, without modifying the established finite recurrence proofs.
Minimal manuscript changes
Sis a physical posit of the exact Chapter 1 recurrence model, not a theorem of observational incompleteness. Preserve the remaining holographic-bound and infinite-extension qualifications.verification/audits/manuscript/finite-substratum-scope-20261029/STATUS.mdmaps each edit to the finding and marks the generated publication artifacts stale.Scientific boundaries
φ^N = id; infinite-carrier bijections need not, although some infinite bijections have finite order. No general infinite-OI realization or recurrence theorem is claimed here.Release gate — NOT merge-ready
papers/Computation.tex/.pdfand the FULL book.tex/.pdfare stale until the canonical build refreshes them. See committed STATUS note.Based on main
58885fa8, after #998 and #1001.