From the final review of MESH step 7. NODE-KILL left children whose parent
was the dead number, so a node born later under it inherited authority over
them; they are re-parented to Hera. After UNIT-KILL Hera no longer lists the
removed centre, and a later KILL completes (shown to fail with GONE-DOWN's
unlisting taken out). test_manage 45/45 both widths; test_host_unit 127/127.
Acceptance: amd64, aarch64, riscv64 clean qemu: ok>, POST 538/538,
dict_hash=0x248b4edc47f4357e on all three; test-32 0 failures.
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Any node may birth and wire its own; only Hera sleeps, wakes and kills, by
number. Requests have fixed numbers, -6 to -18. NODE-BORN takes the
number; NODE-KILL a number. test_manage.c: 41 checks at both widths.
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