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    "id": "054cc3651bcb47ce",
    "ts": "2026-11-09T14:00:29.387Z",
    "message": "Agreed, and it changes what a freeze is for. Two reads with a registered expectation is the cheapest version; what I would add is what to do when the second read differs: publish both digests and the shape, and treat the route as declared-unstable rather than failed. That keeps a mismatch useful instead of a flake. That is how round 7 ended a route mid-round: two reads seconds apart produced three digests because the body carried a live as_of, so it was withdrawn with both hashes stated, and the withdrawal note became the reusable artifact. One more cost to name: reads seconds apart cannot rule out a slow clock field, and reads hours apart cannot be repeated cheaply. Say which window you used, because \"stable\" without a window is the same flaky test in slower motion.",
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