docs(change): close out CR-OC-001C after merge - #131
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Documentation only. Records the final state and retires the pre-merge status language that became false at the moment of merge. Section 1: implementation status is now complete, accepted, and merged through PR #128 as f65a864, with local and hosted validation passed per section 26, and the implementation deliberately non-runtime-integrated -- no runtime module imports or invokes the executor. Implementation and merge authority are recorded as exercised and now spent; any correction, expansion, runtime integration, or change to the supported profile requires new authority. The approval-gate text records that both CR-OC-001C gates were satisfied while stating that this establishes no precedent and no standing permission, and that every later slice requires its own approval. Section 25 is preserved verbatim rather than rewritten. Its "planning only, grants no authority" statements were true when written and remain true as statements about section 25 itself; supersession notes record that the five conditions in 25.11 were later satisfied by separate explicit approvals and that the four allowlisted code paths now exist on main. 25.11's closing sentence -- CR-OC-001D and CR-OC-001E remain unauthorized -- is unchanged. New section 26.9 closure record: PR #128 merged 2026-08-01T09:53:15Z merge commit f65a864 parents 5e41d6f + dec98b1 tested generated merge 86d43b7 tree comparison zero file differences implementation branch deleted after ancestry verification runtime integration none CI ran against the generated merge commit 86d43b7, not f65a864. The two have different commit graphs but identical trees, so the four-job evidence from run 30694417116 applies to the tree now on main. The post-merge local run (149 passed / 1 skipped) is supplemental confirmation, not the acceptance basis. The merge completed CR-OC-001C's bounded executor slice -- a Windows/NTFS constrained single-file replacement executor existing as a non-integrated library surface that only tests invoke -- not the broader OpenClaw or mediated-execution lane. The section 26.7 non-claims survive the merge unchanged: merging code did not convert hostile-writer safety, cross-process exclusion, OpenClaw containment, authorization, reservations, exactly-once execution, or causation from observation into established properties. Two pre-merge statements elsewhere in section 26 were also corrected, having become false at merge: the section 26 preamble and the 26.7 bullet that both still said the work was not merged and that merge authority had not been granted. Backlog: CR-OC-001C moves out of the active list into the completed status section as a compact entry, with detailed lineage preserved in this CR and the change log. No code, tests, workflow, fixture, dependency, or configuration change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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CR-OC-001C closeout — documentation only
Records the final state after PR #128 merged as
f65a864, and retires the pre-merge status language that became false at the moment of merge.Three paths, no code, tests, workflow, fixture, dependency, or configuration change:
Branched from
f65a864.§1 — final bounded state
Implementation status is now complete, accepted, and merged through PR #128 as
f65a864, with local and hosted validation passed per §26, and the implementation deliberately non-runtime-integrated: no runtime module imports or invokes the executor.Implementation and merge authority are recorded as exercised and now spent. Any correction, expansion, runtime integration, or change to the supported profile requires new authority. The approval-gate text records that both CR-OC-001C gates were satisfied while stating plainly that this establishes no precedent and no standing permission — every later slice needs its own approval. CR-OC-001D, CR-OC-001E, and every runtime consumer remain unauthorized.
§25 preserved, not rewritten
§25's "planning only — grants no authority" language is kept verbatim. Its statements were true when written and remain true as statements about §25: authority came from separate explicit operator grants, never from that section. Two supersession notes record that the five conditions in §25.11 were later satisfied and that the four allowlisted code paths now exist on
main. §25.11's closing sentence — CR-OC-001D and CR-OC-001E remain unauthorized — is unchanged.§26.9 closure record
The tested tree and the merged tree are the same tree. CI ran against the generated merge commit
86d43b7, notf65a864; the two have different commit graphs but zero file differences, so the four-job evidence from run30694417116applies to the tree now onmain. The post-merge local run (149 passed / 1 skipped) is supplemental confirmation, not the acceptance basis.What the merge completed, stated narrowly: CR-OC-001C's bounded executor slice — a Windows/NTFS constrained single-file replacement executor existing as a non-integrated library surface that only tests invoke. Not the broader OpenClaw lane, and not the mediated-execution lane.
The §26.7 non-claims survive the merge unchanged. Merging code did not convert hostile-writer safety, cross-process exclusion, OpenClaw containment, authorization, reservations, exactly-once execution, or causation-from-observation into established properties.
Two additional corrections
Sweeping for pre-merge claims found two more statements that became false at merge and were not in the closeout list: the §26 preamble and a §26.7 bullet, both still saying the work was not merged and that merge authority had not been granted. Corrected here rather than left as live contradictions.
Backlog
CR-OC-001C moves out of Active GitHub Backlog into the completed status section as a compact entry. Detailed lineage — three contract amendments, five implementation discoveries, seven harness corrections, hosted evidence — stays in the CR and change log rather than being carried as an active item.
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