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Three of the round's four findings, all mine. THE SAME CLAIM IN THREE PLACES, TWO OF WHICH I HAD FIXED. Round 4 updated the struct comment above the counter and the new operator section; the EXPORTED Prometheus Help string and the deployment table row still told operators that epoch_regressed means Redis lost writes. The Help string is the one a person reads at the scrape endpoint, so it was the worst of the three to leave. Third time this run that a claim lived in more places than I enumerated before editing. 'CLIENTS RESYNC ONCE' was too strong. A repaired generation that lands BELOW one a receiver already holds is discarded as a straggler for that instance's 30-second window rather than adopted, so the same space can be disclaimed again when it is finally taken up. Bounded by the window, and distinguishable because it surfaces as epoch_regressed rather than epoch_change. The new section was a ### under a ## , which adopted every following #### section — including Event ID-space migration — as its children. It is a #### now, a sibling of the sections around it. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JVDBKbgn3Xt7ndW1YoYd8X