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Problem

The PRs merged on 2026-10-27 (#110, #115, #118, #124, #126, #127, #128, #129, #130) reported follow-ups that had no quest, including a silent miscompile on main. quest/m1/ffi-export.md was one XL quest that said "split into quests as work starts", and its Paths item became startable when moq-dev/moq#6843 merged.

Approach

• m2, ranked first:
  • ts-swap-parts: (a, b) = (b, a) on two &[u8] translates to a = b; b = a, through var_parts in place.rs.
  • ts-harness-names: the lang fixture's hand-numbered op % N collided in every concurrent ts PR.
• m2 ts-model:
  • std-places: std's &mut to copied values gives an rt.Place.
  • std-rest: the std calls the census still refuses. It requires std-more (feat(ts): translate Bound, Reverse, NonZero, and Vec's editing and sorting methods #124).
• ts-drop.md: rt.iterFromFn and rt.iterSuccessors get droppers.
• ts-model README: moq writes the binding files that model.toml names.
• m3: ts-fold-guards, ts-partial-ord, ts-range-fold, ts-bool-core, ts-bind-gaps.
• m1 ffi-export/ becomes an epic. Its children: paths, instance-keys, lent-closures, crates, driving, contract, cpp, kotlin. The README keeps the end-to-end work and the rules every generator meets, async included.

Decisions

• Swap bug: ✅ [S] m2, ranked first / fold into byte-views / fix now, no quest
• ffi follow-ups: ✅ ffi-export becomes an epic / flat m1 quests / four separate quests
• ffi epic split: ✅ every item a child / new children + paths only / flat m1 quests
• ffi order: ✅ census first (paths, instance-keys, lent-closures, crates, driving, contract, then generators) / generators first
• ffi async: ✅ fold into each generator / async child after both / standalone async child
• ts std follow-ups: ✅ two ts-model children / one ts-model child / m3
• Harness dispatch: ✅ [S] m2 after the swap bug / m3
• Smaller follow-ups: ✅ "whatever you recommend", so all four: harness, iterator droppers into ts-drop, each m3 gap as its own quest, binding gaps
• Integer methods from core's MIR: ✅ skip (core-mir decided they stay in the runtime) / plan in m3

Impact

• No public API change.

Alternatives

• Make ffi-export an epic with only the new children: its README's other items would then wait on them.

Follow-ups

• land.md predates kixelated/quest's switch from GitHub Actions to an App as the push bypass, and needs replanning.

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Reviewed commit: dc1d7c5

No actionable bugs found in this planning-only change. Prioritizing the slice-swap miscompile and replacing hand-numbered harness dispatch is sensible. The exporter split makes the work more tractable while retaining shared cancellation/wake, ABI-contract, and performance requirements; rerunning the census before implementing gaps avoids unnecessary machinery. The recorded bugs remain follow-up work, not fixes delivered by this PR.

Verification limits: static review of the changed plans and selected surrounding source/merged-PR context only. No builds, tests, census, or benchmarks were run, and the listed runtime bugs were not independently reproduced.

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Merge summary: plan-only. Both automated reviews of dc1d7c5 are clean, just check and quest check --base origin/main pass, and the head contains main. Decisions are recorded in the PR body. Landing as a squash.

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