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fix(sshx): ground delegation and blocking in current authority and evidence - #1076

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A stale installed skill could obscure the effective delegation policy, and review findings could gain repair authority from unsupported inputs or differently named instances of the same cause. Require current activation/disable authority, expose source inspection and refresh guidance, ground blockers in workflow and owner evidence, recognize semantic recurrence, and invalidate dependent authority after a correction.

The worker brief now states runner artifact ownership and final-publication discipline. The Lean model carries complete admission through review, planning, downgrade and termination consumers, with cross-consumer regressions for rejected inputs and retained ordinary defects.

Validation: 246 skill tests and 9 repository tests passed without failures or skips; pinned Lean 4.33.0 build; 180 checks across 20 decisions and 9 evidence classes plus general rejection/retention theorems; 541/541 clause traces; version synchronization, ShellCheck, Ruff and repository CI guards. Three independent post-repair reviews approved the unchanged final source; required GitHub CI must pass before merge.

Two real Codex CLI review invocations through the changed runner completed successfully with valid results and completion evidence. Simulated regressions and formal premises are identified separately. This change does not establish universal worker compliance, same-user filesystem protection, historical incident replay, or installation/session adoption. No release or global skill update is included.

Closes #1071
Closes #1072
Closes #1073
Closes #1074
Closes #1075

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macstudio-3 Bot merged commit dd59160 into dev Nov 4, 2026
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