1.44.0

A waiver pass re-read the free-agent pool for only the leagues whose first choice had
already been taken, and skipped the ones that looked settled from a read an hour old. The
best defense on the board came free in one of the skipped leagues during that window; the
user was on that league's page three minutes before a rival claimed it, and was sent to a
worse row off the stale list. Minutes later the same pass named drops that were already
committed to the user's own pending claims, so every click was refused by the host. The same
night, asked to compare two defenses, it answered from the host's projection alone and then,
corrected, from the engine's alone. The
flip moves every unclaimed player off waivers into the free-agent pool at once, so a pool
read before it is never evidence about the pool after it, and a roster the assistant itself
changed earlier the same evening is state to re-read rather than state to recall.

Added

• references/transaction-watch.md gains "The waiver-run window": the gap between the
  waiver period ending and the run settling claims is its own pass, and both of its reads
  cover every league rather than a subset. The pool is re-read at the flip however settled
  a league looked before it, asking the host for free agents only and never the availability filter
  that also returns players still on waivers. The team's pending block is read before any add or
  drop is named in that league, and every player it holds as a drop is unavailable until the
  run resolves unless that claim is named for cancellation in the same line. A league whose room has repeatedly moved faster is worked first in the
  window, recorded in the private document beside the manager who makes it true. The pass
  also names every starting slot the host shows empty, since a claimed kicker or defense
  arrives on the bench and an empty slot scores nothing.
• references/lineups.md gains "Saying the number": any line giving a projection for one
  of two players being compared for a slot, a claim or an add carries BOTH services in that
  line, the host's projection and the engine's raw projection, on the same horizon (the week
  for a slot, the horizon skill section 8 names for that claim or add), never one alone,
  because having read both and reporting one leaves the user unable to see the input that
  was dropped; a service holding no projection on that horizon is said as not held, never
  substituted from another horizon, the comparison then read on the held service alone. A
  host projection failing skill section 5's settings test is
  said, not used, marked settings-blind, and neither keeps nor moves a player nor opens the
  close band, which is then read on the engine's raw projection alone. Where the two
  disagree on which player is ahead, the disagreement IS the finding, said in the same breath as the call with the margin on each side,
  before any reasoning about which to follow and after the met move where one is being made.
  Inside about a point on either service, or ordered differently by the two, neither projection
  moves a player on its own: a SLOT goes to the game-day pass's split call, its five inputs
  and the close-band reads it already orders, with a met conditional not reopened and the
  kicker and team-defense two-number test untouched, and a slot call left even keeps the
  current starter, said as even; a CLAIM or an ADD goes to skill section 8's replaceability test and,
  on a claim, its burn-the-claim test, the gap said, the tests said, the cost from the host's row, the user
  deciding, and nothing kept by default there. A third read (the matchup column, the betting
  line's implied totals, required at running back and receiver, or a dated usage report) is
  named beside the two projections, never in place of them, and a call carried by one source
  against the other two says which. The waiver-run window points at it, so it governs the
  pool's board as well as the lineup; the engine's number there is the waiver-eve Finder
  read's, since the flip moves availability and not projections unless its news feed shows a
  newer item, and the host's is the window's own.

Changed

• references/lineups.md: a free agent whose game has kicked off is on waivers "until the
  waiver period ends" rather than "until the weekly run", which on a host that flips the
  unclaimed ahead of its run is the flip.