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E01-RT: Pending

Rationale

The earlier Leviculum report remains a historical Python 1.3.5 interoperability witness. A newer, separate LXMF-rs public account at commit fbc75b86e15550722923b366398f0a4116182894 reports a completed Python Reticulum 1.5.5 Link download against exact Python commit 7f2b3b9b524c9386316379af1313b43a5e4f7a5d, with received README.mu bytes compared to the reference conversion. Its published test uses TCP loopback. Thus lack of any 1.5.5 exchange is no longer the outstanding question. This evidence establishes a narrower reported exchange, not the complete selected raw serial HDLC and secret-IFAC composition.

Assessment method

Documentary reconciliation; no new interoperability execution

Source context

Pinned LXMF-rs 1.5.5 execution account and transport-specific test sources

Outstanding qualification

Pending for the selected composition. Published source separately covers raw HDLC with IFAC, a KISS/IFAC pseudo-terminal roundtrip and Link.identify over TCP. The KISS and identify tests use a generic Python reference helper; their existence is not an execution receipt for the exact selected serial profile. Do not combine these separate tests into one demonstrated 1.5.5 HDLC/IFAC exchange. Obtain a public executed receipt binding the selected transport, IFAC, version and required Link functions, or a justified compatibility mapping for explicitly limited tested functions. The download execution is attributed to the implementer; editorial did not rerun it. This update supersedes the broad missing-1.5.x wording, not the retained Leviculum historical evidence.

Public sources

Editorial evidence references

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