Close the adversarial gaps in visibility, engine, store and export - #9
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…level crumbs Byte-span blanking left const and semicolon wrappers behind, so adding const triple faked a top-level dispute. Climb through single-declaration wrappers at insert time. Same-line injections stay visible.
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PR made by muse-spark-1.3-contributor from opencode on behalf of Kriday.
The adversarial review found real holes: embargo dates that bypassed on format, macro and top level code the engine could not see, concurrent records that orphaned history, and private files that leaked through renames on export. This stack fixes all of them, one commit per fix, plus a stale fixture date.
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