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The forged-namespace warning (an unprefixed source whose bare item name
contains :) no longer comes from the catalog scan, which ran on every
read-only surface and re-ran on the probe TUI's ~1s poll tick, repeating the
line into the alternate screen. meld and learn emit it at the point the
user decides to trust the source, review reports it as a forged-namespace
advisory, and recall/probe/introspect stay quiet (DSC-101).
The scan's other degraded-state warnings (a linked source whose directory is
gone, an item manifest that will not parse, an unsafe item name, a registry
entry dropped by revalidation) are muted while the TUI owns the terminal and
restored when it gives it back. Each reports a persistent condition, so on the
poll tick it was redrawn into the alternate screen every second. Outside the
TUI every one of them still prints (DSC-102).