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The completed catalogue release consists of:

  1. the operational declaration and three-relation discipline;

  2. the four candidate data classes with their corrected meanings;

  3. the finite ledger template and its status syntax;

  4. the non-vacuity, additional-content, and exclusion audits;

  5. the five explicit failure tests;

  6. the conditional classification reduction, with its missing operational premises left visible.

Propositions prop:signalling-cycle, prop:static, prop:finite-generation, prop:tolerance, and prop:two-limits are scoped mathematical failure witnesses. They do not jointly construct a quantum cone-selection model. Proposition prop:classification is conditional and supplies no non-vacuity theorem.

precise Stage 2 handoff. A later construction must provide:

  1. one frozen quantum process class and one named data assignment, with all access and comparison interfaces stated;

  2. one predeclared extraction rule and one actual finite additional hypothesis list, including every operative class restriction;

  3. a proof of non-vacuity and of genuinely additional content relative to the properly compared scheduler baseline;

  4. an order theorem and a faithful generated affine representation, including any required carrier extension or continuum step;

  5. the relevant countermodel exclusion certificates;

  6. either an operational derivation of the cone-selecting properties or an explicitly conditional theorem assuming them;

  7. the extraction-invariance and evidence/error statements required by the claim.

Together these must discharge XXII-A's target conditions (T1)–(T5) and acceptance conditions (A1)–(A6) CheungXXIIA. Any item deferred to Stage 3 remains open; it is not discharged by calling the catalogue complete. A subsequent comparison with a supplied geometric causal relation is still a separate embedding problem.

boundaries. XXII-B does not exhibit a nonempty joint cone-selecting process class; derive homogeneity or strict convexity from a quantum observable; construct the required operational affine representation; or establish that any candidate passes the complete exclusion audit. It does not identify scheduled ancestry with supplied geometric causality.

No Einstein dynamics, holographic reconstruction, Page curve, gravity-generated entanglement, or quantum evolution without an external time is established. The note supplies no result changing 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 successful programme execution or pdfLaTeX build is asserted CheungXIXE.

gap statement. The remaining gap is the construction and proof of one nonempty operational package linking additional quantum data to the faithful generated event cone and its selecting properties. Until that package is supplied, homogeneity plus strict convexity is a conditional classification route, and scheduler consistency alone remains obstructed as a Lorentz-cone selection principle.

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