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Claim audit 2026-10-12: over-claims rewritten as plain declaratives with a single status line; destination of each project kept. Review findings to be addressed before merge.

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    • Clarified that the listed Core Invariants are enforced by the engine and that the reversibility theorem is intended.

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The README now describes the listed Core Invariants as engine-enforced invariants and notes that the reversibility theorem is intended.

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Clarify invariant wording
README.adoc
The introduction describes the listed items as invariants enforced by the engine and notes that the reversibility theorem is intended.

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The README overstates which core invariants the engine enforces. Correct the wording before merge so readers can rely on its status descriptions.

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  • observed — Modified behavior in README.adoc: The Core Invariants introduction replaces “guarantees” with “invariants” and adds that they are enforced by the engine, while the reversibility theorem is intended.

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Description check Warning The description is on-topic but does not follow the required template. It omits the Summary, Changes, RSR Quality Checklist, Testing, and Screenshots sections. Rewrite the description using the repository template. Add a Summary, list the README changes, complete the required and applicable checklist items, describe the testing performed, and add screenshots or terminal output if applicable.
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Title check Passed The title clearly identifies the README claim wording changes and the single status line. It is concise and related to the main change.
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- Line 145: Update the invariants introduction in the README to describe them as
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