Integrate full funded Guild Nexus Betrayal

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# Dune implementation status
## 1 October 2026 — full funded Guild Nexus Betrayal payment
Five implementation lanes integrated engine, pure funding/custody/history,
actual controls and four minimal legal bots, authenticated SQLite recovery
and source guidance. Fresh exact-version/private-backup `guild-betrayal`
entry supports classic 2..6-seat Basic/Advanced with native Guild, base decks
and Nexus, optionally genuine lobby-enabled Homeworlds; no retrofit/public gate.
Typed reserve, native Guild transport, Homeworld and Junction adapters pause
before the original fee/force commit. Actual eligible singleton Guild Nexus
spends once; the same payer/authorized escrow funds the full original amount
and the holder replaces bank/Guild/occupied-Junction income. Own payment
requires existing funds before the later refund; it is not free financing.
All-pass leaves native routing unchanged, while free/stopped transport
creates no award or Nexus spend. Public possible held-card presence controls
neutral acknowledgements, not secret identity; event-only private Use adds
no otherwise private price/source or inspector entitlement.
Independent review found an accepted Advanced Richese Secret Ally parent
whose resumed shipment failed. Actual reproduction proved spent Nexus and
undelivered source; its unsupported offer now blocks before card/parent
commitment. A shared native Guild/reciprocal-ally grant is independently
revalidated on declaration, restore and commit, separate from purchased
rates and protected returns. Both final scoped re-reviews have no finding.
Fixture current quotes/native turn progression preserve actual storm rules;
real SQLite total_changes excludes durable rejection writes while permitting
credential-fenced zero-row CAS. Same-source private-face swaps and existing
physical-card allocation repair randomized fixture assumptions.
Final `npm run check`: types, lint and **6,114 offline tests** pass;
production build passes. Selected related checks pass **147/147** in nine
files. Eighteen standalone Basic/Advanced paid/free cases prove full fee,
upfront own refund, donor escrow once, exact native forces and JSON repeat
rejection. Authenticated SQL covers all adapters, self-re-signed revoked
native grants, corrupt/orphan receipts, privacy, races and later recycling.
Eight actual ready QA rooms were privately backed up and entered once by
CLI, retaining the same authenticated seats and admitted code/roster/setup.
Real setup/native phases and source declarations preceded 390-pixel controls:
Basic own refund, occupied low-Junction whole fee, Guild return and all-pass;
Advanced Homeworld bank fee, donor escrow, native Junction and free Fremen.
Non-holder Pass has no private Guild inspector/Use. Own inspector, actual
contextual guide link and refresh pass. Read-only database proof matches all
eight original native force suffixes, exact spice/escrow/card ledger and
closed receipt. No existing human games or credentials were reset.
The user supplied the root unofficial Advanced 2.3 PDF as a source of truth.
Its 44-page metadata says 2.3 while the rendered editorial heading still
says 2.2; exact SHA/physical-page authority and material future Advanced
reconciliation targets are recorded in RULE_DECISIONS/DEVELOPMENT and local
goal guidance. Relevant Guild/payment/Homeworld/Nexus clauses were compared;
this does not certify that all Advanced differences are implemented.
The user-owned local PDF is preserved, not republished as an app asset.
Local built-worker HTTP is **48/55**, five POST 503s and two timeouts:
known Wrangler-dev limitation, not green acceptance. Current code still
needs exact immutable-container publication proof; prior CI and live
deployment are separate. Full Guild/Nexus/Homeworld, wider combinations,
AI calibration and public/live release remain open.
## 1 October 2026 — source-aware CHOAM Nexus Cunning Kull
Five implementation lanes connected runtime, canonical fuel/receipt policy,