nx_clock_dispatch_gate.nx

nx_clock_dispatch_gate.nx -- proves the clock is FUNCTIONAL: its ONE dispatcher actually RUNS a registered job's organ (fork+exec) at the job's interval. Job A (interval 1, the marker organ) must run on every tick; job B (interval 3) must run only when due. Over ticks 1..4: A runs 4x, B runs 1x -- proven by the marker file length and the dispatch counts. This is the divider property realized as REAL execution, from ONE loop, no per-job daemon. Pre-req: _build/nx_clock_marker.sov.elf must be built (run `nx_sov_build_run nx_clock_marker --build-only` first; cwd = buildroot). ⚠THE FIXTURE MUST NOT LIVE IN /tmp: this NAS mounts /tmp noexec (measured 2026-08-03: tmpfs rw,nosuid,nodev,noexec), so the old /tmp path made every dispatch exec fail 127 and the gate was RED ON THIS HOST FROM BIRTH -- an environmentally-dead gate that never once measured what it claims. license_tier: ORIGINAL expect_exit: 0