Publish mixed-syntax evidence and State multiselect audit

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@@ -155,8 +155,26 @@ complete borrowed original-span export for later edit composition. Its
173 listed tests (all prior 167 retained), 65 typed passes including all 11
updater cases, and strict core all-target Clippy on the same 538 committed
inputs. Review caught and corrected an intermediate standalone budget
regression. Complete mixed-bundle ownership, combined output compilation and
public source8 remain unimplemented; this is an isolated export adapter.
regression. This is an isolated export adapter; the later syntax checkpoint
below supplies mixed-bundle ownership, while output compilation and public
source8 remain incomplete.
Published private mixed-syntax source
**a578ac98a06772a60bec00ae287e65650680d119** retains the complete source bundle,
original positions and exact caller policy, using shared ordinary/typed token
consumption with explicit identities and aggregate file/byte admission. Its
[Windows evidence](experiments/analysis-mixed-syntax-20260923/README.md) records
194 listed tests, all prior 173 retained, 20 focused mixed passes and 85 typed
passes within the actual full result: **178 passed / 16 failed**. All 152
historical statuses are unchanged and all 42 later tests pass. Strict core
all-target Clippy passes on 541 unchanged committed inputs. Formatting remains
failed in six inherited, unchanged files. Original failed gates and the host
clock discontinuity are retained; a fresh actual direct listing binds the final
focused/full executable after Cargo rebuilt it. This syntax witness does not
resolve or admit a complete mixed Project, activate public source8 or implement
editing composition. The accepted
[complete-Project contract](analysis-mixed-project-contract-20260923.md) defines
the next semantic boundary; it is a design, not runtime acceptance.
The [reviewed S1/S7 assessment](issue28-s1-s7-assessment-956atf-20260923.md)
distinguishes static analysis/case overlays from contextual inheritance,