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Frank 86280608e5 Refresh the userspace census from live measurements
`inventory/home-config-census.md` was dated 2026-08-28, tagged `unverified`,
and every path in it was `/home/dank` — it described another box, yet
`inventory/index.md` still advertised it as the input for the pruning session,
so the pruning session would have pruned against fiction.

Rebuilt from this box, purpose stated in line one. Classification is per FILE
because the tracked unit is a symlink into `dotfiles/`: a directory can look
"real" while every file inside it is tracked (`niri` 12/1, `gtk-3.0` 3/0), and
a directory can be one whole symlink (`lazyvim`). The classifier command is in
the page so tomorrow's agent reruns it instead of trusting the table.

The generated/authored split is the load-bearing part: 24 `noctalia*` palette
files across 20 apps are one generator pass, proven by the
`2026-10-14 19:05:40.330…40.813` same-second cluster and later single re-stamps
(`bat` 10-18, `niri` 10-18, `mango` 10-17). A same-second mass write is
generation, never authorship — so the source palette stays tracked and the
expansion never is. Adoption candidates are limited to programs that pass
`command -v`, with authorship read from the file; the prune list extends the
expected 14 with `pywalfox`, `qt5ct`, `qt6ct`, `turborepo`, and notes that six
of the orphan dirs contain nothing but generated palette.

`fib-watchdog.{service,timer}` is recorded as owned by the bench repo, not
adopted here: its `ExecStart` and `WorkingDirectory` are that project's
internals. It is flagged as a reinstall risk instead, which is the honest
status. Deleted: the `/home/dank` rows, `~/.pi`, Steam library sizes, and the
old offender/summary tables — numbers for software that is not installed here
fail the purpose test.

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