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Every commit so far rewrote ## This stage — to describe the one capability it added. At the tip
that is the wrong shape: a reader arriving at the repository wants to know what it is for before what
the last commit changed.

The opening now says it — an integration into an application that already exists, starting from a
realistic device, where each pull request merged to main is one stage and one increase in the
security posture of the logging path. The purpose is the process of integration, the cost of each
step and the benefit it brings, so all three can be set against the reader's own threat model.

## Where it ends up then describes the device the sequence arrives at, and the instruction to read
the history forward from the Baseline commit follows the generated total.

It also states that the history is rebuilt against each SolidSyslog release, so a reader who has
cloned or forked knows a force-push is coming.

Nothing here reaches the binary, so there is no measurement to take.

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Base automatically changed from stage-18-right-size to main August 16, 2026 17:58
Every commit so far rewrote "## This stage —" to describe the one capability it
added. At the tip that is the wrong shape: a reader arriving at the repository
wants to know what it is for before what the last commit changed.

The opening now says it: an integration into an application that already exists,
starting from a realistic device, where each pull request merged to main is one
stage and one increase in the security posture of the logging path. The purpose
is the process, the cost of each step and the benefit it brings, so all three can
be set against the reader's own threat model.

"## Where it ends up" then describes the device the sequence arrives at, and the
instruction to read the history forward from the Baseline commit follows the
generated total.

It also states that the history is rebuilt against each SolidSyslog release, so a
reader who has cloned or forked knows a force-push is coming.

Nothing here reaches the binary, so there is no measurement to take.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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DavidCozens force-pushed the stage-19-close-readme branch from 8f8f1d4 to 6f833c1 Compare August 16, 2026 17:58
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DavidCozens merged commit 05c344f into main Aug 16, 2026
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