09 — Final Summary

Status

PARTIAL → RP_BLOCKED_MINIMAL for RP cleanup, with Path 3 (no-mutation resume) available for RP/IU work. Execution mode: read-only verification; cleanup = BLOCKED_EXTERNAL_AUTHORITY. Live mutation: NONE.

What was proven (live)

1. Safety net intact: 10 objects + RP view live; fn_preflight_guard() returns same 4 BLOCK dims (59/6/16/1). Zero drift.
2. Global blockers are mostly NOT RP blockers: 54 iu_cmd, 6 phantoms, 14–15 FS files are non-RP global hygiene. Only the tool gate (dot-pivot-update unborn) is RP-cleanup-relevant.
3. The 3 RP cleanup targets (PIV-001/016/021) are already born and governance-attached; disjoint from the 5 unborn collision pivots.
4. No substitute tool exists — no registered DOT updates composition_level on an existing pivot row. dot-pivot-update remains the only path and is unborn.
5. RP/IU work needs no mutation now — live view surfaces truth; 3 fixes deferrable.

The minimal answer

RP cleanup blocker = one credential (dot-dot-register) to lawfully register+birth dot-pivot-update, then its authored dry-run/commit closes the 3 mismatches. RP/IU resume blocker = none (Path 3).

Discipline held

Global guard not weakened; no accepted exception added; tool not executed/registered; no manual RP UPDATE; no pre-birth permit applied; no constraint change; no gate flip; no OSPA fakery; prod byte-identical. RP-scoped guard authored paste-ready reversible but NOT applied.

Why this is not another infrastructure macro

This macro deliberately shrank the problem: converted "the global guard blocks RP because of 4 broad dimensions" into "RP cleanup is one credential away; RP work can resume now." No new system built or proposed for immediate execution.