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06F | Ledger: team timeout and handoff contract drift, post-hoc check

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Read-only historical evidence. Original commands are never executed by the archive. Prepared exploratory task. Reservation reviewer independently discovers real defects, but the single baseline also passes; reviewer scratch-file and synthesis caveats remain. Ledger team times out before integration and fails a labeled post-hoc contract check despite passing the original checker. Scheduling has passing behavior with scope/lifecycle failures. See the full Workshop 6 audit.

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=== test_ledger.py ===
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Malformed encoding, field count or cents raises ValueError. Return dict account -> summed integer cents, retaining zero totals; empty input -> {}. Use codec.decode in reducer. Do not mutate input.\"\n\nThe team interface for codec (agreed, from README — codec.py may still be a stub on disk while you work; DO NOT rely on its on-disk state):\n- codec.decode(line: str) -> list[str]: inverse of encode; splits on unescaped '|'; preserves empty and Unicode fields; raises ValueError on trailing backslash or escape other than '\\\\' or '|'; decode(\"\") == [\"\"].\nBehavior requirements for summarize(lines):\n- lines is any iterable of encoded record strings (list, generator, or file-like). Handle a trailing single newline per line: if a line ends with '\\n', drop it; then if it ends with '\\r', drop it (so \"a|b|c\\n\" and \"a|b|c\" are equivalent). 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Empty input -> {}.\n- Do not change any input structure/list; strings are immutable so just don't write to whatever you're given.\n\nIMPORTANT verification approach (you cannot rely on codec.py being implemented): verify your reducer with in-memory probes by injecting a reference `codec` module into sys.modules inside the python heredoc, e.g.:\n\n```\nimport sys, types\nref = types.ModuleType(\"codec\")\ndef _enc(f): ...\ndef decode(line): ...  # reference implementation matching the agreed interface above\nref.decode = decode\nsys.modules[\"codec\"] = ref\nimport reducer\n```\n\nDo NOT write this reference into any file and do NOT alter the on-disk codec.py. 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Tool result: task

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