Answer A-37: the held writer's stdio form, and it holds what a reader writes

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  words its calls need (`ledger-upkeep-calls`, `sent-objects-calls`, `put-sessions`, `finding-calls`), the npm package's
  `finding-calls` alone; the npm package makes no session, so its `state.put` refuses a value over one chunk, naming
  it. A-22 holds for TypeScript too: the TS follower keeps no plain-field `Finding` of its own beside the writer.
+- **A-37** (A-16, A-29, A-32; principles 7 and 3) The held writer has a stdio form, `views.NewStdioHeldWriter`, filling
+  `Publish` and `Listen` as A-16's does, so no module writes the adapter; and the held writer holds every finding
+  written through it, its `WriteWire` included, so a reader's findings are in its statement too.