Answer A-106: the runner's steps as built, its write verbs waiting on the operator
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@@ -418,3 +418,9 @@ names the principle that settles it, and is cited as "design 47 G A-n".
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- **A-105** (A-104; principle 7) The runner keeps what it hears of `toolchain-agreed` in a state of its own,
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`toolchains` (history 1), key `<language>`, value its language, version and digests; a step ask's `toolchain` is read
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there.
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- **A-106** (§25, §416, §535, §647, A-104; principle 7) As built on the runner's recover branch (239a6693, e8b69509,
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2d9c6591): a kept result counts for an artifact when its package is the artifact's or lies beneath it; the ask's
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toolchain carries language and version; only the three build seats' asks are bounded by `ask-taken`; the five
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minutes are a constant; an expired step ends `could not run` and the others run on. The runner's write verbs wait on
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the operator's answer whether a process may answer calls (then the process writes `pipelines` by compare-and-set
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itself); the runner gains a whole-module integration test against the bus in G.
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