The mesh's own addresses come from placement (each node's private address and its endpoint); who holds
node-intrusion-prevention, from seat-holders; who is heard, from the watchman's presence. Each heard holder is asked
seat:node-intrusion-prevention.banned@<node>, all at once. The finding is the controller's: machine.<node>.bans-the-mesh,
urgent, the same summary and words. A heard holder that does not answer makes the probe fail to run, never pass.
Rows in TestTheBusProbes; the manifest reads and invokes what the code does.
stdio.Emit put them on the module's subject, which no consumer of a seat's event hears. The manifests no longer list a seat's events as the module's own, which the SDK now refuses. mesh-hand-acts takes its act layout and names from mesh-sdk's handacts, and counts a repeated cause by its Repair rule.
The probes whose facts are on the bus run with their assertions unchanged (D6, D7, D15, DW, H-bus); the rest answer deferred, naming what they lack, never a pass. Findings go to its own bucket for the condition keeper; each run is kept a week and said as checked. The finding layout is a copy of mesh-sdk's S3 until that lands.
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