Step 6 records the page decisions of the author, step 7 the page and
its adversarial review. The handoff resumes at the author's decision on
closing 0.2.0.
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The plan table records each step with its commit; the handoff resumes at
step 6 of the plan, the page decisions, which the author confirms, and
drops the stale 0.1.0 question.
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Replans the writer on the writer rules of spec §62.1: format 2 only,
L known before sealing, reforzado padding by default, 16 slots with
dummies in a uniform order, recipients checked as Go does,
SEALED_CONTROL_LEN from the §62.1 formula with the real seal checked,
and the self-checks of rule 11. An adversarial review found no blocker
and no major issue; its 12 minor corrections are incorporated. The 17
decisions await the author's confirmation.
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The handoff, the plans and the protocol review come unchanged from
go/DateKeys-App at f660f0c, where they lived in docs/. They describe the
whole project, not the TypeScript implementation, and they are internal,
so they get their own private repository.
spec_v0.9/ holds the working papers of the v0.9 draft (datekeys-go 1189f2f):
the design note, the two design reviews, the drafting report and the final
review with its 22 pending corrections. They were only in a temporary
session folder.
The README maps the workspace and carries the project rules, which the
handoff used to hold in its section 3.
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