Audited the scoped Q2 input-protection area and verified the corrected schematic connectivity.
DRC still reports scoped layout problems: VIN_FUSED airwire between F2:P2 and Q2:D, VIN_PROTECTED airwires involving Q2:S, D6:K, and R6:P2, plus stale/dangling trace remnants and an overlap at Q2:D.
❌ Stale traces were identified but not removed in this run.
❌ The physical path is not yet fully routed as J1 P1 -> F2 -> VIN_FUSED -> Q2 -> VIN_PROTECTED -> D3/C7/FB2 -> VIN_FILTERED.
❌ DRC is not clean in the scoped area; airwires/dangling/overlap issues remain.
✅ The corrected schematic topology still supports reverse-polarity blocking, but the PCB must be cleaned/rerouted before fabrication.
Next steps
Perform the physical trace cleanup/reroute in the PCB editor for the listed scoped items, then rerun DRC to confirm the Q2 input-protection area is clear.
Q2:G / VIN_GATE -> D6:A + R5:P1 + R6:P1, with D6:K and R6:P2 returning to Q2:S / VIN_PROTECTED.
Reverse polarity conclusion
With the corrected schematic topology, Q2 drain is on the fused input side and source is on the protected load side. That is the intended high-side PMOS reverse-polarity arrangement: correct-polarity input allows startup and channel conduction, while reverse polarity should not energize VIN_PROTECTED or the downstream 5V rail through Q2. The PCB must still remove stale copper and complete the VIN_FUSED/VIN_PROTECTED routing before fabrication.
Status
Audit completed, but the physical routing was not successfully modified in this run. The layout still requires routing cleanup for Trace 0292 and the listed airwires/dangling traces in the scoped Q2 input-protection area before the success criteria can be met.