nx_release_delta_lib.nx

nx_release_delta_lib.nx -- THE RELEASE DELTA: what changed on the boards since the operator last judged (2026-09-04). WHY. /world/beach carried a build stamp and nothing about what that build changed. The operator's acceptance plane (knowledge/store/accept-) held four REJECT rows and one UNJUDGED from 2026-08-30 and nothing after, while every seat since shipped plumbing, telemetry, backends and gates -- progress the review page could not show, so "the review page has not moved" was true of the PAGE even where it was false of the WORK. Operator 2026-09-04: consistent progress each release on the review page. This lib is the pure arithmetic under gpe_release_block: given the accept-plane rows, the referee-plane rows and a board's log rows, it derives (1) the latest operator verdict per subject and the date of the newest one, (2) every `land` row dated strictly AFTER that date, (3) the referee percept beside each subject, and (4) the exact accept-row recipe for THIS build, and renders them as one HTML block. It reads NO files and forks NOTHING: the emitter hands it buffers, the gate hands it fixtures, and the same bytes are judged either way. LAW. THE FLIP IS THE RECEIPT, THE ACCEPT ROW IS THE PROOF. A land row here is a seat's claim that something shipped; only an operator ACCEPT row moves a subject out of INCOMPLETE, and this block prints the row to file. ROW ORDER IS WRITE ORDER (nx_accept_lib's law): the last operator row per subject wins; dates are printed, and the since-date is the GREATEST date over operator rows, never the last row's. Two bounds, both ANNOUNCED in the block: RD_LIST_CAP land rows listed (the rest counted), RD_TEXT_CAP bytes of a row's text (the board keeps all). license_tier: ORIGINAL No hw writes (Rule 26).