Handoff

A successor receives:

1. the admitted interaction functional and the fixed displayed composite;

2. the selected retarded convention and its corrected ordered values;

3. the constructed tree datum and its admitted class;

4. the branchwise root-overlap identity;

5. the frozen total-diagonal counterterm class and the explicit internal partial-collision problem;

6. the conditional quantum-admission theorem;

7. the evaluation-only restriction and the two proved tree zero-evaluation subclasses;

8. the two entry differential displays.

It does not receive a complete coefficient ${R_1}^{(1)}$, a representative-independent retarded operation on every quotient class, a reduced algebra, a completed observable, or a binary gauge-consistency result. Opening a subsequent gauge-defect paper through quantum order first requires completion of the present joint-extension gate, or an explicit restriction of that successor's claim to the constructed tree datum.