Archival requirements for a future positive recovery claim

A positive interacting quantum-recovery result should archive:

1. the frozen source array, normalization, code, preparation, carrier ordering, couplings, cutoffs, and packet functions;

2. regulator choices and their validated complete-channel allowance;

3. the exact finite Hamiltonian and controlled propagator evaluation;

4. all accessible and complementary logical matrix-unit outputs;

5. a rigorously feasible replacement state or complete CPTP decoder;

6. positivity, trace-preservation, trace-norm, and arithmetic checks;

7. separate qubit dictionaries and invalid-subspace completions;

8. a quantum-return program and any distinct terminal-readout program;

9. the complete measurement, failure, work, and discard ledger;

10. a certified finite time or uniform interval;

11. any physical receiver comparison at its named channel interface;

12. for a gravitational claim, same-model preparation, access, backreaction, geometry, common interval, and endpoint construction.

A terminal classical record or finite-program termination proof does not replace these deliverables.