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tooling(pm): record the bare-root verdicts the second derivation key owes
The (script, args) split gives a gate CI invokes both plainly and with
`--self-test` two family keys, and `bare-root-worklist`'s rows are keyed on
`family constant word` — so nine rows landed FRESH in one edit without any gate
changing. Its self-test says so and names the remedy for a FRESH row: record a
verdict.
Recorded, one per new key, in a labelled section of their own. Each is the
twin of a row already carrying a decision about the identical literal, in the
identical file, under the identical constant, so the verdict and (where the
verdict requires one) the spelling transfer whole. No count is restated: the
map's own docblock bans carrying a sibling's numbers into a new row because two
rows are normally two populations measured at two times, and here they are one
population read through two keys — restating a figure would mint a reading this
pass never took.
The section also records the structural alternative and why it was not taken
here: keying the sweep's dedupe on the gate SOURCE FILE rather than on the
family would fold the twins, but it re-decides which family a surviving row is
attributed to and would strand the existing row as STALE — a redesign of this
file's keying, which is not what the FRESH remedy names.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019RfFHiRCSs3JXLK4cwcfox
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