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The audit note said the released logos-lips copy is still 1.1.0 and a reader
checking it will not find uncle references. That is news, not report text: it
goes stale the moment the RFC lands, and reports/tsi is meant to read as a
standalone timeless document. Keep the provenance pin, drop the rest.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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### 8.5 Recommendation vs the current spec
The deltas this report recommends, in one place. This is a parameter-selection report meant to inform the spec, and it answers an open task the spec states: `analysis-total-stake-inference.md` records that its analysis "covers the total stake inference design **without** uncle references … the results below apply to the design without uncle references", and that "re-analyzing the algorithm with the block count that includes referenced uncles is an open task." That re-analysis is what this report is. Everything below is measured against the spec at revision **1.2.1** (`cryptarchia-v1-protocol.md`); the uncle-reference rules it audits live on the in-flight uncle-references RFC rather than in the released `logos-lips` copy, which is still at 1.1.0 and has no uncle references at all — so a reader comparing against a released spec will not find them.
The deltas this report recommends, in one place. This is a parameter-selection report meant to inform the spec, and it answers an open task the spec states: `analysis-total-stake-inference.md` records that its analysis "covers the total stake inference design **without** uncle references … the results below apply to the design without uncle references", and that "re-analyzing the algorithm with the block count that includes referenced uncles is an open task." That re-analysis is what this report is. Everything below is measured against `cryptarchia-v1-protocol.md` at revision **1.2.1**, the revision that introduces uncle references.
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