Answer A-77: a wait's bound is a key with its own time to live

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  (`versions.Source` gains it), so publish again reads that entry; the registry seat for an artifact is found from its
  package ecosystem as the builder's seat hearing already maps it. A transport fault's class (`no responders`, `name
  lookup`, `connection`, `deadline`) is the one the existing retake reads from the call's error (ADR 0664, ADR 0668).
+- **A-77** (§373; principles 1 and 7) A wait's bound is a bound key with its own time to live in the waiting part's own
+  state, as the condition keeper times its two hours (COND7): its expiry is heard as the bus's event and ends the wait
+  then, failing the step naming the member; no timer in the process and no looking only at the next event.