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The completed Stage 0 release consists of:
the separation in Theorem thm:separation;
the cited obstruction in Theorem thm:obstruction;
the conditional classification in Theorem thm:classification;
the unproved but precise Research target target:selection and its acceptance audit.
There is no fourth theorem asserting positive selection.
For the later programme, the intended obligations are:
- Stage 1.
Name and freeze the operational process class, its additional data, the relation to be extracted, and the finite hypothesis ledger. Establish non-vacuity and explain the relevant countermodel exclusions.
- Stage 2.
Construct the faithful generated carrier and order representation, including any necessary quotient, extension, or continuum limit. Prove the needed compatibility and convergence statements.
- Stage 3.
Prove the cone-selecting properties and apply an appropriate classification, or state a explicitly conditional selection theorem. Any comparison with a supplied geometric causal relation follows as a separately certified embedding.
XXII-A does not derive homogeneity or strict convexity from quantum data; construct an attained null protocol; identify scheduled ancestry with geometric causality; or construct a metric field. It proves no Einstein dynamics, gravity-generated entanglement, holographic reconstruction, Page curve, or quantum evolution without an external time.
The note supplies no result changing the separate series obligations O.1, XV-B, XVI-N, Route B, H2, I3, or J2. No quantum coefficient is admitted. No predecessor proof is represented as machine-checked, and no native programme execution or successful pdfLaTeX build is asserted. These are scope boundaries, not universal impossibility claims CheungXIXE.
precise remaining gap. Stage 1 must supply {the additional quantum operational data and the finite hypothesis package, on one nonempty frozen process class, that go beyond the scheduler package and are sufficient for a faithful generated Lorentz-cone selection}. Until that package and its connecting proofs are supplied, scheduler consistency remains obstructed as a selection principle, and homogeneity-plus-strict-convexity remains a conditional classification route rather than an operational emergence theorem.