The a135252 manifest is historical qualification: it pins the committed
corrected tree at a135252. The guard is correct; the four tests used the
current working tree as the 'pinned' fixture, so 87c3a31's jets.py change
broke them. Fixtures are now materialized from a135252 with git; the
corrected acceptance, baseline rejection, four tamper rejections and the
reversed-header baseline control are unchanged. A new test records that
the guard refuses today's src where it differs from the pin.
Missing history skips with the reason, or fails when
CELERIS_REQUIRE_HISTORY=1 (release gating) via history_unavailable().
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Historical-evidence pins (dfg_re100 / jet_circle_cv / refined_dfg manifests)
now compare each recorded digest with the file at the recorded commit, read
with git, instead of with today's working tree. Missing history (no git,
shallow clone, installed copy) raises HistoryUnavailable and the test is
reported as skipped with that reason, never passed. Receipt/plan logic tests
take the selected manifest directly, so their assertions run again; the
pinned modes' mismatch rejections stay as negative controls.
V1 (run_jet_circle_cv) keeps its pinned mode and gains --current-checkout:
it records HEAD, the src tree and per-file hashes labelled as current
checkout, never as the frozen qualification, and requires a clean tree.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>