Answer A-258 and A-259: §298's order edges name seats and are acting waits

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 - **A-257** (A-249, A-253, A-254; principles 7 and 8) The tool runner sends a bundle's answer of a verb marked
  `chunks` in chunks, from the whole file the bundle answers in its member `file`, the mirror of A-249: no bundle
  sends chunks itself.
+- **A-258** (§298, A-210; principles 1 and 8) §298's "bus module" is the holder of the seat `mesh-broker`, and its
+  "`node-backup` holder" the holder of the seat `node-backup`, each read from the seat list as every holder is: the
+  assigner names no module.
+- **A-259** (§298, A-245, §266, §268; principle 7) §298's three order edges are acting waits of the assigner, kept
+  in its state `waits` under `order.<node>.<module>.<part>` beside `acting.`, said as `wait-held` when the want is
+  held and `wait-ended` (ran, released, replaced) when it moves, with the step `placing`; `assigner_waits` reads
+  them and `assigner_release` releases them as it does the acting waits. No new mechanism.