fix: admit immutable var integer TA lengths#89
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Summary
var int name = <integer literal>as a static TA constructor length while preserving ordinary persistent-state readsrequest.security/request.security_lower_tfmutable exemption to admitted TA constructor arguments only17-bos-curvPine v6 benchmark with exact pivot lengths(5, 5)instead of rejecting the strategyValidation
17-bos-curvchanges from error to success54b58148..., main CI green6eb9c7fd..., 16/16 passed, zero failed/skipped/resumed, all-off gate true, independent adjudicator GO, domain/publication gates truee1edcb49...; frozen test patch:bd6fb651...Score impact
This is a Pine v6 correctness/coverage fix. It does not claim a tier movement and does not require a new TradingView export; the public board remains 354 Excellent / 47 Strong / 4 Moderate / 2 Weak, with 7 excluded.