docs(headless): close modern runtime slice K
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@ -278,7 +278,7 @@ residency is `0/0/0` at every stable checkpoint and teardown converges. Slice I
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transaction, and one gameplay-owner graph. Its 395 Runtime tests, 3,731 App
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tests / 3 skips, 8,696 complete-solution tests / 5 skips, exact-binary
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lifecycle/reconnect route, and canonical nine-stop route pass. Slice K is
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active under
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complete under
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[`2026-07-26-modern-runtime-slice-k.md`](2026-07-26-modern-runtime-slice-k.md).
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K0 completed at `aada8a37`: `AcDream.Headless` has a hard no-presentation
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dependency boundary, strict no-connect validation, and Windows/Ubuntu CI.
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@ -311,9 +311,12 @@ residency is `0/0/0` at every stable checkpoint and teardown converges. Slice I
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per-process/per-session ceilings with exact running/terminal ownership
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checks (`776482da`). Windows and native Ubuntu Headless tests pass 67/67 and
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the complete Release suite passes 8,784 tests / 5 skips. The exact
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`776482da` two-account Rynthid soak is active with zero faults and every
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sampled resource dimension inside its ceiling; graceful terminal
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convergence remains the final Slice-K closeout gate.
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`776482da` two-account native Linux process completed ten minutes and 20
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consecutive periodic samples with zero faults/reconnect debt and every
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dimension inside its ceiling. SIGINT then produced ACE-confirmed graceful
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logout for both accounts and a passing `disposed` record with two converged
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Runtime roots, zero entities/inventory/host/content leases, and disposed
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shared content. K4 and Slice K are closed; Slice L is active.
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Slice-I closeout evidence is
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[`../research/2026-07-25-slice-i7-closeout.md`](../research/2026-07-25-slice-i7-closeout.md).
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Slice-J2 closeout evidence is
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