Qualify saved-report reuse from three provenance families
The complete-cover rebuild will need the earlier Taylor reports, original direct reports and separately generated serial future reports. Extend only the saved-report adapter's provenance bookkeeping from two families to three. Keep every numerical operation, training row, physical domain and future support calculation unchanged. A focused source-comparison test enforces this.
Use the existing six known-answer joint fixtures twice each: once with all three families available and once with only the earlier future report. For this software control, the third family's fixture material explicitly aliases the already qualified direct fixture. It exercises a third provenance path; it is not an independent measurement or new numerical evidence.
Finite allowance
- Twelve identities and 36 saved-report merges; zero propagation steps.
- Exactly 96 provider report reads and 72 manifest/receipt reads.
- Twelve reference setups and child proofs; 72 parent support checks.
- 144 training-row audits, twelve contractions and twelve truth checks.
- At most 72 one-second LP proposals and 288 future support checks, in addition to the 72 parent checks. Retain all 27 physical and 78 enclosing coordinates.
- Four workers with one numerical thread each; 120 seconds overall.
- Zero integration, compiler invocation, native trajectory oracle, optimizer start, original-aircraft read or protected ESA outcome. No retries or signals.
Freeze sources, exact fixture hashes and environment before launch. Do not run alongside the serial future-generation study. All twelve controls must pass before the three-family adapter can rebuild complete prediction covers. This qualification does not pass the width target, recording-length usefulness or an observational-coverage requirement.