docs: route queue heartbeat evidence gap
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topic_slug: activity-core
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topic_slug: activity-core
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priority: high
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priority: high
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created: "2026-08-23"
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created: "2026-08-23"
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updated: "2026-08-23"
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updated: "2026-09-04"
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related:
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related:
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- ACT-ADR-005
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- ACT-ADR-005
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- ACTIVITY-WP-0026
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- ACTIVITY-WP-0026
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heartbeat and rejected late close remain before T04 can be marked done. The
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heartbeat and rejected late close remain before T04 can be marked done. The
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sole open row was an intentionally non-automated retention record and was not
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sole open row was an intentionally non-automated retention record and was not
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modified to manufacture evidence.
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modified to manufacture evidence.
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Follow-up 2026-09-04: 24 natural runs have been claimed since rollout and all
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terminated in 5–34 seconds. The rein consumer schedules its first heartbeat at
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one third of the 900-second lease, capped at 300 seconds, so production API
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logs contain accepted claim/fail traffic but zero heartbeat requests. This is
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an observability gap in the consumer timing, not evidence that Activity Core's
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lease enforcement is absent. State Hub message
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`1250c36a-9fe8-45dc-bb5a-d5fa85e49fd0` asks rein-aharness to heartbeat once
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immediately after claim, retain periodic heartbeats, and return a natural
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claim/heartbeat/close trace. It also requests an isolated labeled late-close
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smoke; no real workload will be delayed or expired to manufacture evidence.
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