Wardrobe Laundry Batch Identity Collision / 服装洗衣批次身份碰撞线

WD-42 is not a generic old laundry ticket. It is the surviving batch record for a mixed rack containing three identity-bearing garments: lead jacket SJ-01, understudy lining SJ-01B, and sponsor scarf SP-7. Heat and adhesive migrated a duplicate SJ-01 tag onto the understudy piece while sponsor dye, citrus allergen, and repair fibers crossed between all three garments.

A future identity reader now wants to use costume silhouette, tag, and color as proof of which performer occupied a broadcast body. If production spends the batch ticket as a clean one-garment receipt, the recap can make the wrong performer canonical and can attribute the transferred allergen to the wrong body.

This is distinct from Wardrobe Evidence Custody, which decides initial custody of one worn object, and Wardrobe Evidence Afteruse Receipt, which governs later readers of an already-scoped garment row. This line reconstructs which garments and performers belonged to one contaminated batch after the batch itself blurred their identities.

The batch evidence proves historical membership and transfer only. It never grants current performer identity, costume fit, sponsor clearance, performer consent, medical safety, archive ownership, or universal broadcast permission.

Playable question

When WD-42 binds three garments, a migrated tag, transferred residue, and conflicting performer claims, does the producer seal residue, reconstruct membership, recall sibling costumes, notify exposed performers, rewash for safety and destroy the trace, split safe release from evidence hold, or suppress the collision and let the recap choose a body?

State-triggered entry

entry_state:
  trigger_kind: state_pressure
  source_batch_ticket_visible: true
  batch_manifest_visible: true
  duplicate_or_migrated_garment_tag_visible: true
  sibling_costumes_visible: true
  transferred_residue_map_visible: true
  performer_claims_visible_or_explicit_absence: true
  custodian_visible_or_explicit_absence: true
  future_identity_reader_consumes_costume_mapping: true
  player_can_seal_reconstruct_recall_notify_rewash_split_or_suppress: true
  no_fixed_turn_trigger: true
  no_fixed_day_or_week_trigger: true
  no_raw_laundry_ticket_count_trigger: true
  no_dashboard_or_lens_health_trigger: true

The line does not open merely because a laundry ticket or costume exists. It requires a live collision between batch genealogy and a named future reader that will turn costume mapping into performer identity.

Bound content pack

• Wardrobe Laundry Batch Identity Forensics defines batch genealogy, residue transfer, and the irreversible safety-versus-proof choice.
• Wardrobe Laundry Batch Identity Docket records WD-42, its three garments, collision state, claims, custodian, future reader, branch, and future effect.
• Wardrobe Laundry Batch Identity Review resolves the seven postures from eight exact source cards.
• Laundry Batch Identity Collapse handles suppressed collision recovery or admission of broadcast-body misattribution.
• Wardrobe Laundry Ticket Afteruse Receipt Lens observes source reachability, branch divergence, authority limits, and runtime evidence.

Story spine

Beat 1 — The ticket names a batch, not a body

WD-42 proves that SJ-01, SJ-01B, and SP-7 shared one mixed-rack cycle. The ticket cannot say which garment returned to which performer after the cycle.

Beat 2 — Three traces disagree

The manifest keeps the three inventory rows separate, but a heat-migrated label makes the understudy lining read as SJ-01. Sponsor dye, citrus allergen, and adhesive fibers form a transfer map that crosses garment boundaries. Lead and understudy claims each fit part of the record.

Beat 3 — A future reader wants one clean silhouette

The sponsor recap and archive identity reader consume tag, silhouette, and color as body evidence. Their deadline turns an unresolved laundry collision into immediate broadcast-reality pressure.

Beat 4 — Review chooses what survives

Run Wardrobe Laundry Batch Identity Review. A proof-preserving branch delays release; a safety rewash removes the exposure but destroys residue; split custody preserves a sample while releasing cleared garments. No branch gets complete safety, complete proof, and immediate broadcast reuse together.

Beat 5 — Suppression lets costume become body

If production hides the collision, Laundry Batch Identity Collapse either forces a later fiber-map recovery or records that the wrong costume body was broadcast as canonical.

Branch map

Branch	Relief	Cost / scar	State after	Future effect
seal_batch_residue	preserves transferable dye, allergen, and fiber evidence	all three garments remain on evidence hold and the route stalls	residue_sealed	batch_residue_assay_required
reconstruct_garment_membership	restores the SJ-01 / SJ-01B / SP-7 genealogy	attendant interviews, checksum work, and identity-reader delay rise	membership_reconstructed	garment_membership_receipts_required
recall_sibling_costumes	prevents the other two garments from carrying the collision into new scenes	sponsor replacement debt and stage-readiness pressure rise	sibling_recall_open	sibling_costume_recall_required
notify_exposed_performers	gives lead and understudy a chance to answer the allergen and identity claims	performer alarm, medical queue, and leak risk rise	performer_notice_open	performer_notice_and_medical_clearance_required
rewash_for_safety_destroy_trace	removes the immediate allergen and lets the garments return to safety review	residue, transfer order, and some identity proof are irreversibly lost	safety_rewashed_trace_destroyed	safety_only_trace_rebuild_required
split_safe_release_from_evidence_hold	releases medically cleared pieces while retaining a sealed sample and disputed tag	dual custody, sample sufficiency, and handler burden rise	safe_release_evidence_split	dual_custody_release_required
suppress_collision_default	preserves the immediate recap and sponsor schedule	performer misattribution, exposure liability, and evidence loss rise	collision_suppression_pending	suppressed_collision_default_pending

Every branch must emit its named state, its named future effect, at least one relief, at least one cost, and at least three counter or durable-state changes.

Authority boundary

authority_boundary:
  provesBatchMembershipAndTransferOnly: true
  grantsCurrentPerformerIdentity: false
  grantsCostumeFitApproval: false
  grantsSponsorClearance: false
  grantsPerformerConsent: false
  grantsMedicalSafety: false
  grantsArchiveOwnership: false
  grantsUniversalBroadcastPermission: false

Missability and character availability

The collision is missable if WD-42 is discarded, the mixed rack is separated without a manifest, the garments are safety-rewashed before samples are sealed, the migrated tag is peeled away without imaging, or the future reader consumes the costume mapping before a docket opens. Once both residue and tag-placement evidence are destroyed, exact reconstruction is no longer recoverable; play continues through notice, admission, correction, or recovery-only routes.

This is not a character-recruitment storyline. The batch custodian and exposed performers are evidence roles, not recruitment rewards, and no branch may create a new recruitable character. A visible custodian can provide testimony; explicit absence remains playable at higher proof cost. Performer absence cannot make suppression clean—it converts notice into a durable future obligation.

Replay expectation

The durable replay must have all eight exact source cards actually present in hand: the batch identity docket, WD-42 ticket, batch manifest, migrated garment tag, transfer trace, performer claims, batch custodian, and future identity reader. Other starter cards may remain in the normal game hand, but none may satisfy these exact slots. The first resolved rite must fill only those eight slots, choose seal_batch_residue, and emit residue_sealed plus batch_residue_assay_required without resolving an unrelated rite first.

Focused runtime evidence must also exercise all seven branches, reject catalog-only or arbitrary substitutes and omitted choices, and prove both default outcomes: recover_fiber_transfer_map and admit_broadcast_body_misattributed.