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The conclusions of the six fault-injection experiments in the text are universal: not one of the six breakpoints is a model-capability problem; all are wiring problems (missing per-event isolation, unfulfilled output contract, insufficient evidence depth, exception propagation, path dependency, and statelessness plus corroboration blind spots).
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