# Default-preservation baseline evidence

Read [the scoped findings and commands](../../text-default-omission-baseline-20260913.md).
This archive retains two failed Windows runs and their exact source inputs.
baseline-1: 7 pass / 4 fail (three preservation defects plus one invalid fixture).
baseline-2: 8 pass / 3 fail (corrected controls; the same preservation defects).
No production correction, whole-suite pass, Linux or GUI acceptance is implied.

Each gate directory contains the raw stdout/stderr, start/final receipts,
605-input JSON manifest and ZIP. `gate.py` is the exact original capture runner;
its absolute paths describe this host and need adaptation for a new capture.
Use the Cargo command in the findings report to reproduce the test directly.
The input ZIP identifies uncommitted-at-execution test bytes, not just its HEAD.
The independent reviews retain their scope and distinguish setup errors.

From this directory, run `python -B verify.py`. It checks archive membership and
SHA-256/length pins, both source ZIPs, receipt/log consistency, compiler artifact
records, expected named failures and counts, and that only the test changed
between captures. The verifier is read-only and requires only Python 3.
`files.json` pins every other file, including this README and the verifier.
Git identifies the manifest itself. This verifies record integrity rather than
rerunning tests. Test executables are not included; their hashes are historical
runner receipts. The default ignored regressions must be explicitly run with
`--include-ignored` to observe the failures; remove ignores with the actual fix.