feat: connect Semuta to reactive CHOAM denial discards
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This checkpoint implements the bounded work identified in [CHOAM_WORTHLESS_CONTINUATION_AUDIT.md](CHOAM_WORTHLESS_CONTINUATION_AUDIT.md). The source audit remains the record of the original defects and applicable publisher evidence. No new rule interpretation or public mode activation is introduced.
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11 October 2026 Semuta update: accepted reactive Baliset and La La La now pause
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after the used-card cost in the explicit development preview. The original
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uncommitted ordinary move or free-force request is already stopped; a typed
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marker resumes only the original restriction and notice, never the denied
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request. Claim/pass leaves resources unspent and permits another legal move or
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paid revival. Canceled declarations still retain their card, create no
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Worthless discard and resume the original request under the unchanged quote.
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Nexus, movement-card/Ambassador and competing parents remain separate.
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See [the bounded runtime evidence](SEMUTA_SOURCE_UPDATE_20260907.md).
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## Resolved defects and shared execution
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The original in-memory probe produced a real reactive La La La declaration, then corrupted its saved parent. Increasing the request to 99 forces returned negative Tanks after printed cancellation; a null benefit queue accepted a new BG cancellation cost before failing later; a contradictory Mentat flag restored an impossible phase-4 decision. The unchanged probe now rejects all three cases for both printed Karama and BG conversion. These were malformed-save defects, not demonstrated legitimate-action exploits.
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