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Consolidated topic C09. Preserve the reviewed implementation and regressions; historical local execution receipts remain outside the source tree. Source commits: ed91e73
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Summary
Prevent stale MK20 discovery and competing sector writers from producing inconsistent assignments or exceeding allocation limits.
Requested schedules, proof selection and allocation identity are unchanged. This does not provide global proportional fairness.
Validation and limits
Normal/race, build, vet/lint and PostgreSQL allocation, transfer, rollback and contention tests. Earlier Yugabyte runtime tests do not establish execution of every SQL test here. Native sealing, concurrent CC/Snap workload coverage and engine-specific performance remain outside that evidence.
Series overview. Independently reviewable; no dependency on the foundation PR.