Assessment 179: readable composition notes and source evidence

9 October 2026. Dedicated editorial pass. Mathematical statements, assurance levels and the pending construction are preserved.

Reviewed scope and actual fixes

Reviewed the current composition checkpoint and the rendered notes on count-class access, name-weighted routing and final-diversity completion debt, together with their Python readers. Followed the checkpoint’s research links and found four notes that still opened repository Markdown: later-partition adoption, late-key metric actions, prefix-depth profile access and indexed preparation. Added them to the explicit public projection, together with six associated Python checkers and the linked reviews. Downloads are generated from the maintained source bytes.

Corrected missing spaces in dates, numbered reader references and prose in those four notes. Preserved the old late-key continuation heading anchor. Replaced plain-text asymptotic notation in the current summaries with mathematical markup. Added a three-question reading table to the checkpoint and defined rows, count classes and radial profiles in the latest note. Linked the previously bare checker references, including the prefix-image and indexed-preparation experiments.

The historical argument text, theorem scopes, proof formulas, source code, publication order and homepage research dates are unchanged. This is an editorial assessment, not another mathematical result. Earlier notes retain their dated research targets; the current target is below.

Verification and remaining work

Inspect the generated HTML after building, including headings, equations, navigation, note links, code highlighting, line anchors and exact raw downloads. Run the scoped rendering/link checks and retain their actual outcome in the integration receipt. Build success alone is not the editorial review.

Browser layout inspection remains unavailable because the required managed-browser skill is absent. The Sites workflow directs this environment to skip browser QA rather than substitute another browser path. No screenshot or visual viewport review is claimed. Some older argument passages use plain-text notation; converting the wider historical archive remains an editorial backlog outside this focused pass. No numbered publication edition was revised.

Preserved research handoff

NEXT: Construct a restart-free, gap-sensitive shared class-predicate worker whose pending work is bounded by a retained completion-debt certificate. Obtain the launch condition and class information from ordinary names, incorporate entry/leave and shared gap changes, and preserve immediate readout and final selection. Avoid absolute-count expansion, all-alias restarts and treating the d-only lower bound as a local potential. A final-only K=2 certificate remains the alternative.

The next scheduled assessment is a substantive multi-paper primary-proof review. Use it to investigate the saved construction target while preserving all established results and failed-route boundaries.

ACCOUNTING: Scheduled 83 to 84 once for the dedicated editorial pass. Next 85 is literature; next editorial 90, when both duties apply. Mathematical count 116, window 0 and reassessment 116 remain unchanged. Claim and failure ledgers require no scientific disposition change.