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Allocation and repair baseline — Windows, 2026-09-12
Source d9b3f0dc91 passes 792/792 desktop tests, with no failed or ignored cases. The five saved-destination repair regressions pass in the combined App: invalid Open and rollback bind dirty state to the actual destination while retaining model/history; successful Save records the new baseline. Allocation planner, pointer dispatch and four actual App-tree tests also pass their recorded assertions.
Command: cargo test --locked -p oa-desktop --bin arcadia-studio -- --test-threads=1, using the existing Windows GNU LLVM toolchain (.local/toolchain/env.ps1, Rust/Cargo 1.98.1, LLVM-MinGW 20260908). Run began 11:18:56 UTC and ended 11:26:43 UTC; tests took 296.11 seconds. The runner verified all 526 source inputs byte-for-byte against Git before execution and their SHA-256 identities afterward; none changed. The input manifest SHA-256 is 5183c5000c41bd392733b111131e3b2f6da084bc58e92002cdf5b14e29512f77.
Exact log, receipt, input manifest and source review are preserved without rewriting their bytes. The source review establishes an additional collapsed-target reachability defect that the passing suite does not cover. The feedback decision rejects that implementation's fixed-label refusal and defines the pending correction. A passing baseline is not acceptance of that known defect.
No strict Clippy, matching GUI build, native or packaged allocation acceptance is claimed for this source. Linux/WSL remains user-paused. The report does not transfer evidence to later source changes or close the full OA/SA objective.