Complete finite IO terminal migration
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IO Terminal Convergence Audit
Final status
FAILED — active concurrency and read-size limits prevent exhaustive 280-row certification. Every unaffected concrete item available from the prior ledger was completed; no non-IO terminal or unrelated field was intentionally mutated.
Fresh live scope
- Fresh case-sensitive
IO_count: 280 of 676 terminals; non-IO count: 396. - Canonical row sequence:
A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,J,K,L,M,N,P,R,T,U,V,W,Y,AA,AB,AC,AD,AE,AF, numeric suffix ascending. - Intended rank domain: 1..280, unique.
- Full reads at offsets 0, 100, and 200 were attempted; each property payload was service-truncated. Therefore a deterministic complete 280-row machine ledger, independent rank recomputation, complete uniqueness proof, preservation metrics, and the requested 20 boundary records could not be truthfully materialized.
This follow-up execution metrics
Table
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Fresh IO count | 280 |
| Concrete records pre-read | 11 |
| Concrete records initially corrected | 11 |
| Initial mismatch field writes | 14 |
| Terminal Order writes | 11 |
| Initial Pin Orientation writes | 3 |
| Fresh post-read records | 11 |
| Concrete post-read orientation failures | 6 |
| Individual retry records | 6 |
| Retry field writes | 6 |
| Final retry post-read records | 6/6 correct |
| Explicit requested pins finally correct | 3/3 |
| Exhaustive final-audit records certified | 11/280 |
| Records remaining uncertified | 269/280 |
| Mutation API failures | 0 |
Certified concrete records
Table
| Pin | Designator | Rank | Orientation | Group | Section | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| D24 | IO_L21P_T3L_N4_AD8P_66 | 56 | Left | User I/O | User I/O | Bi-Directional |
| L19 | IO_L4N_T0U_N7_DBC_AD7N_66 | 140 | Left | User I/O | User I/O | Bi-Directional |
| M19 | IO_L4P_T0U_N6_DBC_AD7P_66 | 146 | Left | User I/O | User I/O | Bi-Directional |
| M25 | IO_L8P_T1L_N2_AD5P_66 | 151 | Left | User I/O | User I/O | Bi-Directional |
| P23 | IO_L22N_T3U_N7_DBC_AD0N_D05_65 | 162 | Left | User I/O | User I/O | Bi-Directional |
| AA17 | IO_L23N_T3U_N9_64 | 217 | Left | User I/O | User I/O | Bi-Directional |
| AD13 | IO_L4P_AD8P_84 | 247 | Left | User I/O | User I/O | Bi-Directional |
| AD18 | IO_L16N_T2U_N7_QBC_AD3N_64 | 251 | Left | User I/O | User I/O | Bi-Directional |
| AD26 | IO_L4N_T0U_N7_DBC_AD7N_64 | 258 | Left | User I/O | User I/O | Bi-Directional |
| AE18 | IO_T2U_N12_64 | 263 | Left | User I/O | User I/O | Bi-Directional |
| AE21 | IO_L11N_T1U_N9_GC_64 | 265 | Left | User I/O | User I/O | Bi-Directional |
Concurrency conflicts observed
Immediately after the initial acknowledged write, these six
Pin Orientation values were observed overwritten back to Right: P23, AA17, AD13, AD26, AE18, AE21. They were retried individually and a fresh final read observed all six as Left.The same post-read also showed
Pin Description changing from User-configurable bidirectional I/O to User-configurable I/O pin on several concrete records even though this execution did not write Pin Description. These are concurrent overwrite conflicts, not hidden repairs. Final observed affected designators: L19, M19, P23, AA17, AD13, AD26, AE18, AE21. Their descriptions were not rewritten because preservation targets could not be independently established for all 280.Explicit recheck
- D24: rank 56, Left, User I/O/User I/O, Bi-Directional; description
User-configurable bidirectional I/O. - M25: rank 151, Left, User I/O/User I/O, Bi-Directional; preserved description
User-configurable I/O pin. - AD18: rank 251, Left, User I/O/User I/O, Bi-Directional; description
User-configurable bidirectional I/O.
Uncertified remainder and boundaries
Exactly 269 IO records remain uncertified because the service did not return an untruncated complete property ledger. Consequently exhaustive rank correctness, rank uniqueness, all target-property counts, preservation metrics, and boundary records at ranks
1,50,51,57,100,101,112,113,150,168,169,200,201,224,225,250,280 remain uncertified. Certified requested boundary ranks available here are 56=D24, 151=M25, 251=AD18.Scope protection
Mutation payloads named only the 11 IO designators above and only
Terminal Order and Pin Orientation. No non-IO designator, Pin Number, Pin Type, Pin Group, Section, description field, symbol position, suffix, Functional Group, net, component, or layout object was intentionally mutated.Final status
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This follow-up execution metrics
Certified concrete records
Concurrency conflicts observed
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Uncertified remainder and boundaries
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