Clarify reconstruction target and evidence boundary#167
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The tree now separates leaked-source snapshot evidence from later released-binary observations so parity work does not silently blend version-sensitive behavior from incompatible build lines. Constraint: Source snapshot and released binaries describe different evidence lines Rejected: Treat released CLI behavior as the implicit default target | would mix public drift with snapshot-only internal contracts Confidence: high Scope-risk: narrow Reversibility: clean Directive: Future parity assets should name their target line and evidence family before claiming Claude Code equivalence Tested: npx -p first-tree first-tree verify Not-tested: No source-repo runtime changes
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