Evidence appended to the test script: run-1 diff-and-send exact to
contract; mid-run reconnect idempotence; run-3 cross-process persistence
proof (the fresh seed echoed the blob-only SalvageMultiple value);
graceful converged exits; no refusals, no pre-LoginComplete sends.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Closes the mechanism lens's REOPEN (one MUST-FIX) and both lenses' small
residuals on the OP2 rework (b236a442); the blast lens re-review was
CLOSED outright. Fable-direct per the two-failure escalation rule.
- AP-195 filed: UIOption_CheckboxBitfield64 ports HALF of Refresh
@0x004859C0 — the ANY-set checkbox predicate is exact, but the ALL-set
LED media swap (P0x10000082=0x06004D17 / P0x10000083=0x06004D19) and
the ListBox self-sizing tail (ResizeTo/CalculatePaperSize — the block
IS a UIElement_ListBox in retail) are unported, and the block's row
stacking is a second divergent implementation beside UiTemplateListBox.
All due at OP5 before the Chat tab's connected gate; the IsSet doc
comment now names both halves instead of quoting only the ported one.
- Row tooltips: UiButton gains settable TooltipText surfaced through the
shared GetTooltipText hover pipeline (UiCatalogSlot's pattern);
UiCheckboxBitfield64.AddChild applies the row tooltip retail stamps in
CreateChildren @0x00485DF0, and documents that the 0x10000084 row-index
attribute stamp is deliberately replaced by the typed mask closure.
- AD-73 addendum: UiTemplateListBox.ConsumesDatChildren=true is inert
only while no authored Type-5 element carries children — that premise
is now conformance-PINNED across all 32 fixtures (a future DAT
regeneration surfacing an authored child fails the build instead of
silently dropping it).
- Plan doc: OP2's contract names UiTabPanel.cs (retail UIElement_Panel),
not the fictional-class-named UiTabControl.cs; ledger records OP1 and
OP2 both CLOSED.
Full Release suite: 12,871 passed / 4 skipped / 0 failed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Focused re-review verifies all ten fix dispositions genuinely close their
findings (fellowship order re-derived from OnChanged @0x0059A8E0; the
seed latch confirmed upstream of every one of the three blob call sites;
TS-71 retirement and TS-73 accuracy checked). Residuals owed to a small
coordinator pass, none reopening: R1 closure hoisting defeats the
per-tick allocation guard (move the IsDirty check into the ctor
lambdas); R2 concurrent MarkDirty during a flush is silently erased by
the trailing clear (needs the dirty-generation token); R3 NOTE — a
truncated-trailer PlayerDescription (options words zero) arms the seed
latch, newly wire-reaching via the timer.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Fable-authored plan from the four seam-verified research lanes. Eight
design decisions stated per the campaign directive (reactable at gates):
the retail panel is acdream's ONE in-client settings surface (the F11
SettingsPanel was never rendered post-V11 — lane D's verified correction),
retail's 21-vs-batched wire split ships exactly with all three flush
triggers, the 2015-only PK-deaths row ships wire+store with a register
row, Configure Keyboard is the campaign's only rebind screen (DAT
ActionMap data, keybinds.json persistence), dead support-URL buttons
short-circuit to their own byte-verified retail failure strings, Exit to
Character Selection adapts to Exit Game behind retail's confirm dialog +
mid-air refusal, lane B group C re-points to server truth per CH3
precedent, and bots declare options by NAME in the K1 strict schema.
Slices: OP1 Runtime map/dirty/blob (+ the headless local-write fix both
lanes found), OP2 the two missing widget primitives + UIOption mappings,
OP3 shell + Gameplay tab vertical, OP4 Character tab, OP5 Chat tab, OP6
Config tab, OP7 headless characterOptions, OP8 Configure Keyboard, OP9
closeout + connected test script. U1 closed during planning: the Defaults
button restores DAT DBPropertyCollection values
(UIOption::InqDefaultGameplayOptionProperty @0x004ef8d0,
GetDIDFromEnumStatic(0x16, 2)).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
