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docs: record what became of the self-audit's batch - #397
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The 2026-09-15 closeout, its index line, the audit folder's REVIEW and README, and the ROADMAP row for #339 still described the batch as open and unreleased. v0.26.0 shipped it the next day: sixteen fixed (fourteen with a test that fails on the previous code, #362 pinned at the source, #364 as documentation), #363 closed as designed, #372 delivered as the test-windows job, whose first run confirmed 6.1 and 6.3 (#393, #394), left 6.2 and 6.4 passing, and found eight POSIX-shaped expectations (#395). The Open section now names the Windows batch and the order to take it in. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The repository's own record of the 2026-09-15 self-audit stopped at "nothing was released, #355–#372 open". The next day's v0.26.0 shipped the batch, so this brings the record up to date in the five places that describe it:
docs/history/2026-09-15-self-audit-closeout.md— an Outcome — 2026-09-16 section (what was fixed and how each was proven, Orchestrator write guard is off after a session resume until /codecarto-open #363 closed as designed, the Windows job's first run and what it settled, the two self-corrections fix: lock ticket numbers are bakery numbers, not the wall clock #379 and refactor: the module graph points one way, pinned by a test #391, release verification) and an Open section that names the Windows batch (atomicWriteFile: rename over an existing file fails with EPERM on Windows under concurrent writers #393, Tests: eight expectations assume POSIX paths and fail on Windows #395, Pi write guard refuses a legitimate .codecarto/ write on Windows #394) in the order to take it and the fact that each is proven by thetest-windowslog rather than locally.docs/history/README.md— the index line says where the batch went.self-audit/…/REVIEW.md— an Outcome section mapping the finding IDs to what happened (4.2 → Orchestrator write guard is off after a session resume until /codecarto-open #363 as designed, 5.1 → Child-session guard omits the configured library root its comment claims #364 as documentation, 6.1 → atomicWriteFile: rename over an existing file fails with EPERM on Windows under concurrent writers #393, 6.3 → Pi write guard refuses a legitimate .codecarto/ write on Windows #394, 6.2/6.4 passing on Windows, Tests: eight expectations assume POSIX paths and fail on Windows #395).self-audit/…/README.md— one sentence pointing at it.ROADMAP.md— the Split core/broadside.ts (4,300 lines) into modules #339 row reads Shipped (0.26.0), with Module graph: index.ts <-> dashboard-writer.ts cycle; state.ts imports upward from client.ts #371/refactor: the module graph points one way, pinned by a test #391 done rather than pending.Docs only; suite 939/939 unchanged.
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