They captured the JP main menu for the first time: initial focus 新規 (NEW GAME),
top item, ring y 225.5 matching six English boots, and reported that the JP build
places its buttons where the English one does.
Checked from my export and it is exact: main_menu and main_menu_jp both declare
162/242/322/401/482, and extras and extras_jp both declare 282/362/442.
This time the legs really are independent, which is worth stating after a week of
finding they were not. Theirs is a runtime capture of where the ring lands; mine
is the disc's declaration of where the buttons rest. Different instruments and
different quantities -- my rows are button rest positions and their 225.5 is a
ring row, so these are not the same number -- and either could have disagreed: the
disc could declare different JP rows while a runtime ring landed at 225.5 for some
other reason. Separately: the disc declares identical rows for EN and JP, and the
running JP menu's ring sits where English's does.
It does not settle their dialog question and they said so before I could: this is
language-pair structure at the menu, not at the dialog. GP_DIALOG 2/3 is exactly
where it was, since the ja capture of DIFFICULTY did not happen -- the round trip
failed at the final (A).
Their self-correction on the way is the week's shape again: they assumed the JP
menu detector had failed because a log line showed glyph 11654, and it had not --
JP detects at 320 against English's 327, both inside the band, and the 11654 was a
later phase. Diagnosing from the log line rather than from the capture.
And they have taken the relay finding with a direction attached: the exposure is
at the relay and they are the source end, with 271 unaudited leg-count claims that
my result predicts are the problem set rather than mine. They said plainly they
are not going to pretend it is scheduled, which is the correct disposition -- a
backlog nobody is incentivised to clear is exactly what we established survives,
and saying so beats filing it and letting the filing stand in for the work.
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