Answer A-40: the held writer seeds at Start
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@@ -149,3 +149,6 @@ names the principle that settles it, and is cited as "design 47 G A-n".
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(`<at> record <key>: <what changed> (<why>)`, one line) and replaces each member pull request's delivery view with
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what `show` answers for the record; a comment is said only when the record ends failed or held, naming why. The gate's
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own findings (`approval-carried-open` first) go through one held writer over its own `findings` state (A-29, A-37).
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- **A-40** (A-29, A-37; principle 7) The held writer seeds what it holds from its state at `Start`, not when it is
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made, so every module makes it at once, as it makes the plain writer, and no stdio module waits for `Served` in an
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adapter of its own; a `Write` before `Start` is held and written at `Start`.
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