Clarify clean continuation-thread assumption
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@ -174,6 +174,13 @@ For the current clean-room sequence:
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- that reuse is legal only if the conversation remained clean, the standing
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reconciled note or checkpoint note was written first, and the repo and bound
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were explicitly selected before coding
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- for continuation inside an already-open clean bounded implementation thread,
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the coordinating instance may allow the prompt to assume cleanliness when
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that thread was initialized from the clean prompt and no contrary evidence
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exists
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- the coordinating instance should not force redundant cleanliness dialogue in
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that case; the fallback is a new clean thread only when the existing thread
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is suspect, known non-clean, or stricter audit separation is wanted
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- shared cross-lane reconciliation is an exception checkpoint, not the default
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immediate next step after every contribution pass
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- repo-local and shared reconciliation are additive, not reset-oriented
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@ -215,6 +215,12 @@ Clean `Model B` bounded implementation:
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- the clean coordinating instance may serve as consolidation instance and
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immediate implementation instance if it has remained clean and has not been
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source-exposed
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- if that already-open bounded implementation thread was initialized from the
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clean prompt and no contrary evidence exists, a continuation prompt may
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assume cleanliness and say `continue in this same clean Model B bounded
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implementation thread`
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- if the thread is known to have become source-exposed, it must not continue
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as the clean implementation thread
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## Primer rule
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