Stage K-3: drain and channel-open policy self-tests retargeted to Hestia (FABRIC-3.10.8 §4.3)
- Both looked up the retired Hermes VM and printed SKIPPED on every boot. Drain test: target Hestia, nested VM-EXEC of "1 DROP". Policy test: Hestia is the no-policy VM (never loads ACL.4th). A missing target now prints FAIL, not SKIPPED. - Both PASS on amd64/aarch64/riscv64; standard sequence passes (hash, G, MINT/WIREBIND/USE, conserved, 0 idle growth). Ledger baseline now pulled 262144 / returned 259359 (the drain test's real message). - Found, not fixed: ARTEMIS-ANNOUNCE-READY, doe_log's "Hermes" heat column and CONNECT-HERMES still reference the retired Hermes VM. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- The ledger totals (pulled 262144 / returned 259359) are higher than the usual line only because the probe worker's messages are counted; held and consumed are unchanged, and `stadium_conserved(self)=true`.
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- The hosted `make` builds.
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- **K-2 closes §8 defects 1 and 2.**
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### 4.3 K-3 — the two skipped self-tests (2026-09-26)
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**Change** (`kernel_main.c`). Both self-tests looked up a VM named "Hermes", which hasn't existed since the Phase 4 reshuffle, so both printed `SKIPPED` on every boot. Both now use **Hestia**:
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- **Drain self-test:** the target is Hestia. The nested depth-2 check (which must not drain) `VM-EXEC`s a harmless `1 DROP` into her from Hera, in place of Hermes's `WELCOME` word. The outermost drain must take exactly the one message.
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- **Channel-open policy self-test:** Hestia is the no-policy VM. Like the old Hermes VM she never loads `ACL.4th` (`capsules/hestia/init.4th` loads fabric, font and lib only), so she has no `HERMES-CHANNEL-OPEN?` and must be refused closed.
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- A missing target now prints `FAIL`, not `SKIPPED`.
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**Evidence:** both self-tests print **PASS** on all three ISAs, and no `SKIPPED` line appears for either.
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**Standard sequence.** All three ISAs pass: hash `0x99b01134c3d3049c`, G byte-identical, MINT / WIREBIND / USE / `1 2 + .` → `3`, 0 B idle growth, 0 UNKNOWN and 0 faults.
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| ISA | log |
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| amd64 | `logs/20260926-031446` |
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| aarch64 | `logs/20260926-032735` |
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| riscv64 | `logs/20260926-034037` |
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**The ledger line's baseline moves from here on:** pulled 262144 and returned 259359, from 258048 and 255263. The drain self-test now really publishes and drains one message, which adds one message cell's pull and return. Held (2048) and consumed (737) are unchanged, and conservation holds.
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**Found, not fixed:** three more references to the retired Hermes VM.
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1. `capsules/artemis/init.4th` block 4129, `ARTEMIS-ANNOUNCE-READY`, `VM-EXEC`s `2 ENQUEUE-READY` into "Hermes".
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2. `doe_log.c:207` reads a per-row "Hermes" heat column (`doe_log_heat_by_name("Hermes")`).
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3. The `CONNECT-HERMES` word (`mama_forth_words.c` ~2257) still births and names a Hermes VM.
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**K-3 closes §8 defect 4.**
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