10.3 recorded the empty-`catalog` defect as a tree-family bug. It was inline in
three places -- the body catalogue, statics and land, and the tree -- and all
three now share one comparison. Records why BridgeLeases keeps the other shape,
and names the two defects as one kind of thing: a value meaning "I am not
asserting anything" has two spellings on a wire, and a stock install finds
whichever one you did not think about.
Adds the whole-plane check against a stock ServUO install: every family asked
with a real catalog, an absent one and an empty one, plus the cross-family and
stale-catalog refusals and both of stock ServUO's empty decoration files.
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10 said the shard would serve `tree/<label>` -> bytes. Measured against a stock
57.4 tree it cannot: Spawns/trammel.xml is 4.03 MB, the sidecar discards any
inbound line over 1 MiB, and that file as one base64 row is 5.4 MiB. It would be
dropped, time out, and be re-requested forever with no error in it anywhere --
and two files on a STOCK tree are in that state.
10.1 records the three carriages measured before anything was written, and why
the winner is not the smallest one: whole-file gzip is 1.21 MB against chunked
gzip's 1.26 MB and is bounded by nothing, so it works on every tree anyone would
test and fails on the first one nobody did. The chunk is the guarantee; the
compression is only the saving.
10.2: it is a `tree` family on assets.fetch, not 14's separate tree.* commands
-- phase 5's registry already owns the single slot, the envelope, the ceiling
and the mid-import guard, so reusing it left `link` with nothing to do for the
third phase running. Its CONSENT is its own, though: Bridge.TreeEnabled, because
declining to serve an EA-licensed client is not the same as declining to serve
the spawn files an operator wrote, and the atlas would have been the casualty.
10.3 records the two defects and which harness found which. An empty `catalog`
is not an absent one. And GZipStream writes nothing at all for zero bytes of
input, which stock ServUO's two empty decoration files walk straight into -- an
offline probe called that a success, because .NET's own decompressor reads an
empty stream as empty data and the declared length and hash both agree with it.
Only a live walk through a reader on another runtime disagreed.
10.4: one canonical read order, because the decoration index keeps the first
item id it sees and the two readers agreed by coincidence rather than by
construction. PARSER_VERSION 4 -> 5.
10.5 has the end-to-end numbers against a live shard. 17 gains the phase's three
decisions, including the one that departed from the recommendation: boot never
calls the shard, so an install on the bridge has no automatic refresh at all.
SPAWN_ATLAS.md is rewritten around the two sources and stops requiring a shared
filesystem. Protocol stays 8; EXTRACTOR_VERSION stays 3.
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