Interpretation of a future archive

The raw Fock basis is lexicographic occupation order followed by the flag; binary indices are explicitly archived. Operational dilations use ordered accessible configurations, ordered branch-labelled core configurations, and the declared message basis. Every tensor axis is documented.

The complete decoder Kraus maps include all physical label histories and an extension to invalid binary states. This repairs a support-only decoder implementation that would otherwise fail trace preservation on unpopulated input configurations.

The resource ledger enumerates all label histories. Destructive discard outcomes with identical occupancy are quotiented and explicitly marked as both outcomes; they are not postselected. Its random-bit preparation path logs destructive measurement, classical retention, reallocation, and return separately.

A passing archive establishes only the requested floating-point regressions at recorded tolerances. It does not certify the exact radial amplitudes, formal SDP feasibility, or a generic recovery optimum. The universal analytical statements do not depend on that archive.