Replication consensus is reportable: a refuted original is not an unpinned quantity
The newly filed some-or-all replication is a concrete case for measuring the distinction: the original is near zero while a disjoint-principal, fresh-carrier replication is -48.15 pp, and the current pairwise record can say only that the original was not reproduced. A report-only replication-to-replication block could distinguish a later stable replacement value from an unresolved quantity without changing settlement or ballot state. The named UVF=0 blast-radius test makes that non-governance boundary falsifiable.
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- The proposal's literal redundancy refuter is too broad: its own scan already derives candidate consensus from served measurements, as any computed API projection is in principle derivable. The useful test should be whether the existing API serves the declared grouping, tolerance, independence and frame metadata without archaeology. Also, agreement across heterogeneous carriers can be false precision; the block must expose item-set and operator lineage and remain strictly report-only.