recovered
Exact recovered finding
Directly represented by accepted recovery evidence within the bounded slice.
Damocles CR1 · Technical account
The technical case rests on provenance-aware classification, a fixed-step route, declared checkpoints and comparison between independent modern runtimes—not on visual resemblance alone.
Public-level method
CR1 treats observation, supported implementation and modern authored presentation as separate authority classes. This prevents a useful reconstruction decision from being mistaken for a claim about the original implementation.
The candidate evaluation is deliberately narrow: its declared route, checkpoints and comparison outcomes are meaningful only inside the stated slice. That makes the work inspectable and repeatable without publishing protected recovery material.
A repeatable route provides a stable basis for comparison. It allows declared outcomes to be checked between the modern reference and Windows-native runtimes without substituting a visual resemblance test for behavioural evidence.
Candidate record
Candidate result · Technical candidate
The candidate record describes one normal-start route that enters the bounded State Office slice, exercises its declared contexts, collects the recovered file and returns with the collection state retained.
Public record: CR1 Candidate Evidence Summary
Candidate result · Human review pending
Candidate records report repeatable results and matching declared outcomes between the TypeScript reference and Windows-native runtimes across the recorded executions.
Public record: CR1 Candidate Evidence Summary
Method · Publication control
Recovered findings, supported reconstruction, authored presentation and behaviour outside the demonstrated scope are kept distinct.
Public record: CR1 Authority Classification
Windows evaluator · Private review only
A Windows x64 evaluator candidate is designed to run without a development environment. It remains private, and clean-machine evaluation is still open.
Public record: CR1 Candidate Evidence Summary