Sign t9 with a mutation that actually kills it
t9 attributed its mutation to t2 in both the contract row and the test comment.
The sweep disproved that attribution: t9 stayed green under t2's schema_major
change, because the from-empty spine reaches a note whatever the block stamps.
A mutation borrowed from another test signs nothing unless it is observed to
kill this one.
Signed with the dispatch-arm bypass instead:
OperationKind::SetTuningContext(_) => OperationEffect::Applied
which skips tuning reduction without making the match non-exhaustive - so the
mutation isolates the reduction rather than being absorbed by a compile error.
Observed exactly as predicted: the spine operations stayed applied, the note
stayed reachable, and the test failed on the authored tuning-context
assertion, with the seeded default 440.0 surviving in place of the authored
441.0. Reversed by editing back; baseline green.
Both attribution sites now name that mutation and record why the previous one
was wrong, since a wrong mutation attribution is worse than a missing one: it
reads as signed.
Gate: 1410 tests, clippy 0, fmt clean, git diff --check clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QjsEnYhm1gPpf6ii2iFxFV
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/// (t9) Regression guard: the from-empty spine still reaches a note, now
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/// with a `SetTuningContext` authored alongside it — genesis tranche G2b
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/// does not disturb the spine G1 established. Mutation is t2's (the
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/// `schema_major` arm), which this test does not re-verify on its own;
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/// its job is to prove the spine and the new op coexist cleanly.
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/// does not disturb the spine G1 established.
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/// **Mutation:** replace this kind's dispatch arm with
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/// `OperationKind::SetTuningContext(_) => OperationEffect::Applied`, which
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/// bypasses tuning reduction without making the match non-exhaustive. The
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/// spine ops stay applied and the note stays reachable; the *authored
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/// tuning-context* assertions fail (the seeded default survives instead of
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/// the authored value).
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///
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/// This comment previously claimed the mutation was t2's (the
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/// `schema_major` arm). The sweep disproved that: t9 stayed **green**
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/// under it, because the spine reaches a note whatever the block stamps.
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/// A mutation borrowed from another test signs nothing unless it is
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/// observed to kill *this* one.
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fn from_empty_spine_reaches_a_note_with_a_tuning_context_authored() {
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let spine = genesis_spine_envelopes();
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| t6 | Undo restores the previous five-field value | Restore the default instead of the predecessor; must fail |
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| t7 | Undo of the **first** authoring restores the **seeded base** settings, and does so identically whether the seed was the default or a non-default value — with `accidental_extensions` untouched throughout | Skip `seed()` on the tuning chain during base ingest, so the first undo yields `NotWritten` instead of `Restore(Base)`; must fail. **Assert the two cases are indistinguishable**, not that they differ |
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| t8 | Kind 34 carries **epoch 10** and a block containing it stamps minor 10 | Assign epoch 9; must fail |
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| t9 | The from-empty spine still reaches a note, now with a tuning context authored | — regression guard; mutation is t2's |
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| t9 | The from-empty spine still reaches a note, now with a tuning context authored | Replace the dispatch arm with `OperationKind::SetTuningContext(_) => OperationEffect::Applied` (`reduce.rs`), bypassing tuning reduction while keeping the match exhaustive; must fail on the **authored tuning-context** assertions while the spine ops stay applied and the note stays reachable. **Corrected 2026-07-29:** this row previously said "mutation is t2's", which the sweep disproved — t9 stayed green under t2's `schema_major` change, because the spine reaches a note regardless of stamping. A shared mutation that does not kill the test signs nothing |
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| t10 | The accept-set prose no longer claims no payload embeds the tuning context | Grep-assert the stale sentence is absent; restore it to see the test fail |
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