A conformant sender fulfils any bundled `requested_map_hashes` AND
sends the RESOURCE_HMU. Verified against RNS 1.2.9 (`Resource.py:982-1071`):
part fulfilment runs unconditionally for every REQ, and the HMU branch
runs in addition. The reference receiver (`request_next`) routinely
bundles parts into an exhausted REQ. §10.7 now states the correct
rule; part-less exhausted REQs are an allowed receiver-side
simplification. `playbook.md` §7 records the matching fwdsvc
conformance bug (since fixed in `reticulum-forwarding-service` PR #10).
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Two new files plus pointers from README.md and agent.md.
playbook.md — companion to agent.md. Where agent.md governs what
evidence is admissible as you add to the spec, playbook.md covers
how to navigate the work itself: triage checklist for wire-format
bugs, common debugging anti-patterns (the stale-sibling-binary trap,
trusting LLM training data on Reticulum specifics, chasing
intermittent symptoms with retries), the three layers of test
trustworthiness, and how to work productively in a code-as-spec
domain. Includes an incident registry seeded with the §6.2/§6.6
signed_data signalling bug surfaced in mobile-app today plus older
HEADER_2, REQUEST path_hash, DEST_LINK, and stale-binary incidents.
Append-only — every future interop fix gets a registry entry per §8.
templates/AGENTS.md — drop-in boilerplate for new Reticulum
implementation projects in any language. Uppercase plural matches
the emerging AGENTS.md convention (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor,
Copilot Workspace). Sections: read-these-first reading list,
cardinal rules summary, project-specific FILL-IN placeholders,
contributing-findings-back obligation, attribution. Project-specific
bits use HTML comments so they're obvious to edit. §5 attribution
points back to this repo and is mandatory per CC BY 4.0.
templates/README.md — names the template, says where to put it,
restates the attribution expectation.
agent.md and README.md updated with pointers to the new files so
anyone reading the front door of the repo finds them.
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