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rdmsm4x-changelog-20260901-2135-portfolio-remote-adoption-and-duplicate-session-containment

rdmsm4x changelog — portfolio remote adoption and duplicate-session containment

Independently verified four remote-only ecs0lib integrations and five newly signed artifacts, preserved canonical dirty trees, and contained/report-routed a duplicate-Claude-session collision without resetting, integrating, deploying, or deleting anything.

Scope

Canonical shared-library and adoption state

Remote-only ecs0lib adoption

Depth-2 GitHub-backup clones independently confirmed concrete import ECS0System plus ECSSyslog.shared.log(...) use in:

All four canonical roots remain dirty at their older heads and were not fast-forwarded. Canonical counts therefore remain 26/22. If all four owners safely integrate, the projected measured count is 29 declarations / 26 importers because scanRoo already contributed a declaration before this wave.

Primary signed products for these four were not retained in the backup clones, so their lipo/signature claims were not independently reproducible from the available artifacts.

Signed artifact verification

Fresh backup clones independently reproduced the following:

Canonical iCloudMonitor, rooDB, and replicantDB remain dirty and behind their remote refs. No fast-forward was attempted. The reported replicantDB 1079/0 test result was not rerun and no retained test log was available to this monitor, so only the artifact architecture/signature gate was accepted.

Duplicate-session collision

The monitor briefly and incorrectly inferred that a Codex proxy was responsible based on coincident inbound sessions. Commit-trailer and duplicate-session evidence disproved that inference. The monitor immediately retracted it, cleared the two Codex hosts, and published correction 20260901-213224-A6AF32B4.

Owner-unapproved canonical writes and new roots

Eleven new canonical commits each contain only SESSION-STATE.md and match local fleet/backup refs:

Two newly initialized Git roots are clean and aligned with fleet and private backup remotes:

gitleaks 8.30.1 scanned the complete one-commit history of both roots with full redaction and found zero leaks.

Commands and coordination

Undo and outstanding owner actions