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# Bounded a57 camera and minimum-window native checks
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Root exercised source `a57c334b302eb13352b4bb65df1c75d94d002348`, unoptimized GUI SHA256 `69DBB90FA299B3B3D90140C7934891F79166025893AF9B35B2B8D754A37A0D40`, in a fresh isolated session on 2026-09-12. Launch and close bind PID 5004 and unchanged GUI/runtime hashes. This is the pre-grapheme a57 executable: no clusters, native combined-source, all-zoom, package or full-product acceptance follows.
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The archiver independently viewed all 18 original JPEGs and checked the closed receipts; no new UI, oracle, compiler or application action was performed. Image 01 shows the wide source project opened. Images 02–06 show OA wide-W lifecycle at 100%, Create selected as `life_oa_110`, zoom 125%, Delete selected as `life_oa_112`, and Fit restoring 100%. Header text and Create text remain within the visible card/capsule or viewport; at 125% the headers are partly above the viewport, with no visible spill into the toolbar.
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Images 07–08 document native resizing from 1442×932 to 1102×932 and then 1102×732 captured frame; root reports the final client as 1100×700. At 100% the narrow viewport cuts the right side of the receiver card/capsule at its boundary. Images 09–12 show Fit 66%, OA Create selection, content shifted 60 pixels left after root's Right pan, and Delete selected at its new position with alias `life_oa_112`. The left header is then partly outside the viewport and clipped there. Images 13–17 show the SA CJK receiver: switching layer restores 100%; Fit gives 66%; Create selects `life_sa_110`; content moves 60 pixels up after root's Down pan, leaving headers above the viewport; selecting the moved Delete shows `life_sa_112`. No visible header bleed into the toolbar is present. Exact keyboard inputs and camera values (-60,0)/(0,-60) are root's action account, while the images independently support the resulting displacement, zoom labels and selection identities.
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At 66% labels are visibly small. These screenshots do not establish general readability, accessibility, focus/keyboard completeness, every clipping edge or every zoom. The visible 19 model checks are not zero diagnostics; the fixture intentionally contains sparse lifecycle cases. No model editing is inferred from selection or camera navigation.
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Image 18 records **All source files saved**. The closed lifecycle `same` invocation compares the original `baseline-wide/project.arcadia` with `checkpoints/wide-passive/project.arcadia`, exiting 0 at 2026-09-12T11:02:28.993557Z with `PASS same: all identities, fields, reachable source and physical bytes`. A fresh archival all-file comparison also confirms both directories contain exactly the same two files, 20,214 bytes total. The checker source, historical compilation/self-check/admission and binary/input provenance are included; no fresh checker execution or compilation is claimed by this archive.
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Root reports two temporary 1×16 captures during Windows sizing, recovered by fresh window selection and full capture before coordinate input. Those tiny captures are not among the 18 saved JPEGs and are not independently reconstructed here. Root then reports one Alt+F4 and fresh inventory without Studio. The waiting logger independently records exit 0 at 2026-09-12T11:02:56.0410831Z; closed stdout/stderr are empty. Launch's pending acceptance text is historical. This fresh successful bounded run is separate from the [earlier camera picker failure and close](../canvas-native-close-a57c334-20260911/README.md).
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`manifest.json` binds exact original/copy bytes. `readback.json` independently rereads original payloads, archived payloads and final metadata inventory. Preparation and provenance may mention clusters, other oracles, ZIPs, working files or prior gates; these are historical references, not acceptance of those cases. Executables, DLLs, ZIPs, profiles and live working directories are excluded. Source-only archival/preparation/launch scripts are records, not instructions to rerun. Root owns integration and publication.
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