Answer A-314: the build modules' steps state moves into requires
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`requires` sizes with the state option `objects-max-mib: 256`; it lives as every `<state>-objects` does (removed on
replace, an object whose key is gone kept for the drop tool), so no `outputs` require and no age option for the
objects template are added. A-309's lifetime line is withdrawn.
- **A-314** (A-313, §58, §547; principle 7) The three build modules' `steps` moves from the old `state` section into
`requires` as a state with `ttl-seconds: 172800` and `objects-max-mib: 256`; its bucket stays `<module>_steps`, so
the seat's `steps` state is served from it as before. The step runner names the store through
`catalogue.StateObjectsName("steps")`, and the manifest validator accepts `objects-max-mib` on the state template.