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Debugging corrections and exact release
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The proof requires the following corrections to overstrong readings of the proposed plan:
Full-diamond error is half-diamond error .
One oracle is not one query.
A classical truth table must still support coherent quantum queries.
Polynomial query length does not price table provisioning or physical oracle realization.
Reduced logical accuracy does not specify a clean returned workspace or arrival register.
Restricted clean-subspace estimates must not be substituted for unrestricted per-gate bounds; the ideal-prefix telescoping lemma is the appropriate interface.
Isolated fresh-device tests do not control hidden memory reused across calls.
A Bell test can certify a channel only through a justified conversion, with its dimension and calibration dependence.
A scalar estimator needs a channel-identification theorem or an informationally complete test bank.
A general -qubit message is not one laboratory qubit.
Constant-error synthesis is not a null-boundary approximation theorem or automatic error amplification.
A coherent oracle may create actual influence; it is not thereby a geometric cone-selection rule.
Serial teleportation, FPP clocks, and quench entropy membranes are different mathematical interfaces.
Smooth or strictly convex limit shapes are not automatically quadratic, homogeneous, or operationally causal.
A unitary channel at one time does not determine its Hamiltonian, energy observable, thermal cost, or gravitational dynamics.