Answer A-156: distribution's build modules are the build seats' claimers

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state of its own on the bus, bounded by the setting `put-off-bound`: the key is the put-off record `backed-up` reads,
its expiry raises `backup-waits` and ends the wait, so the night never holds its lock without a bound and no file
or timer keeps it. BKP7 is not built: §555 gives `restore` its class's default with no own-item limit.
- **A-156** (§610, A-82, design 51 *The move*; principle 7) Once distribution's `callers` list goes, the windows'
driver takes "every build module" as the modules that claim a build seat (`node-build-*`) in the catalog half it
follows, the one source A-82 gives; the holder's own per-verb `Allowed` checks go with the list, since §610's class
defaults are applied where the call is read, and the refusal of an unproven caller is that reader's.