Answer A-289: a build that reserves no version leaves its package done; a package is published by its own language's seat

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  read by its tools; gitea's `KEPT` gains `failed-steps`, `idle` and `transfers`.
 - **A-288** (principle 3) A refusal's test holds what the refusal must say, not its earlier wording: the one tool
  that may do the refused act and that it runs on the operator's Approve of that call.
 - **A-289** (§371; principles 3 and 8) A package left unpublished by a build that reserved no version (§371's other
  watched branch, §505's manifest without MAJOR.MINOR, a candidate) counts as done: the builder's unpublished count
  holds only a reserving build's packages. An unpublished package is published by the build seat of its own
  language (the Go build module for a Go package), never one seat for every package.