Two records were numbered 127; the second becomes 149, and is resolved
A number identifies a record, and two were given 127 on 2026-09-27. The one three documents and three source files cite by number keeps it; the other becomes 149, says so in its own heading, and its two inbound references are repointed. It is also resolved: an empty declaration is sent carrying owns_nothing rather than skipped, and the host refuses an empty body that does not carry it, so emptiness cannot be read as a truncated declaration.
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@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ found that the host's `remove` path stops every `service` resource that is no lo
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delete". `store.Orphans` matches by id alone. So any of these stops the unit:
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- the module is unassigned — by mistake, or to switch it for another;
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- the node is sent a deliberately-empty declaration ([issue 127](../127-a-declaration-that-shrinks-to-empty-is-skipped-not-sent/00-report.md));
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- the node is sent a deliberately-empty declaration ([issue 149](../149-a-declaration-that-shrinks-to-empty-is-skipped-not-sent/00-report.md));
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- a later catalogue version renames the resource's `id`.
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That is right for a service the mesh brought into being. It is wrong for a unit the mesh
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