Summary
Genesis imported, hardened, and locally validated its v1.2 execution pack end to end, with fail-closed governance on unstable paths and proof anchored to a recorded receipt bundle.
What changed
- The v1.2 execution pack is now imported, hardened, and locally validated end to end.
- Governance now fails closed on the unstable
ORCH-LG-01path unless an explicit operator override is supplied. - Hash-chain logging and data-path hardening were retained for multi-process safety and cross-version stability.
Why it matters
Genesis now has a stronger operating posture: validation is reproducible, risky paths are constrained by default, and proof is attached to a recorded receipt bundle instead of an undocumented local run.
Public-safe proof points
- Latest full proof run result: PASS.
- Proof is anchored to commit
b3e8c35and a recorded receipt bundle. - Service exposure posture is local-only by default.
- Override use requires explicit operator intent.
Next steps
- Keep release notes aligned with any temporary override use.
- Expand proof reporting without weakening the default fail-closed stance.
- Preserve deterministic validation as additional execution paths are promoted.