Source Arrival & Freshness Register

Reconciles a caller-declared EXPECTED-source inventory against caller-declared OBSERVED arrivals, per source: arrived, missing, late (arrived after its declared expected-as-of), or stale (arrived but older than its declared freshness threshold relative to a declared reference-as-of). The expected inventory is always an independently supplied caller input, never derived from the observed set -- a register that only counts what showed up cannot tell 'nothing broke' from 'a whole source never arrived,' and closing that blind spot is this node's purpose. If no expected-source inventory is declared, the node refuses to report on arrivals alone and emits a did-not-run execution state instead of a degraded pass. All sources current yields auto_pass; any late-but-present source yields review_required (which routes to an exception step, never a human blocker); any missing expected source yields reject; an observed arrival supplied with no as-of yields a ran-stale execution state rather than a guessed decision. Deterministic reconciliation arithmetic only, no clock, no network, zero PII. Not a log tailer: completeness is measured against the declared expected inventory, never the extract's own self-reported arrivals. Clause: GAO-25-107721 SS13.07 (currency as an attribute of the information itself); ECB RDARR Guide (May 2024) SS3.5(1) (timeliness).

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