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@skypher skypher released this 04 Sep 12:06
· 3 commits to main since this release

Version 1.0.6 is the arXiv-facing presentation and bibliography release.
The theorem, mathematical claims, and proof strategy are unchanged.

Highlights:

  • keeps both long tables within the sections that introduce them;
  • revises the abstract, transition prose, related-work discussion, and
    availability statement for clarity;
  • corrects and completes bibliographic page, issue, editor, and series data;
  • compacts the references and removes the one-entry final bibliography page;
  • updates the manuscript and citation metadata to Version 1.0.6, dated
    September 4, 2026;
  • rebuilds the manuscript as a clean 30-page PDF.

No verifier source, exported witness, deterministic proof log, dependency
lock, or mathematical certificate changed. The only changed file listed in
the proof payload is the Makefile, whose SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH now matches this
release date. The v1.0.4 complete replay profile and v1.0.5 independent
software-assurance profile are retained as records for the unchanged
computations. No fresh complete replay or independent human sign-off is
claimed for v1.0.6; the attached sanitized transcript retains its original
v1.0.5 filename for that reason.

Final release checks:

  • make paper completed successfully;
  • the LaTeX log contains no box, citation, reference, or package warnings;
  • all PDF fonts are embedded, and MuPDF parses all 30 pages;
  • all 22 cited bibliography keys resolve, with no unused entries;
  • make verify passed both stored hash lists;
  • the extracted source archive passed all 39 payload and 57 full-manifest
    checks, and its PDF matches the separately attached PDF byte-for-byte.

Snapshot commit:
7955273411dd42d6102d0e8858da869b6fa8f204

Proof-payload SHA-256:
0856e33af616ca7883835a449e2e1ee2b9a28c91bdc946ed5a2e752b47e02681

PDF SHA-256:
eb0a00b4994537111cde37ea35fbd61e8af4735f3dba5502f6ea4fed02ee4f45

GitHub is the distribution mirror. A DOI-bearing archival deposit remains
planned for an accepted journal snapshot.