A stopped status may now decline to certify the ruleset, on every status protocol version, and nothing on the wire said so. The marker that exists to say it stayed at 7 — the exact value the shipped 2.1.5 app requires — so that app would accept a 2.2.0 package and then read an honest, completed stop as "a process or stale rules remain", repeating it on every observation until a start rewrote the snapshot. This gates the in-app install path only; a root-manager flash still reaches the same pairing. That is a deliberate limit of the marker, not a reason to leave it silent about a change it was built to announce. Also pins service.sh's interpreter where it is rewritten. The fixture that swaps /system/bin/sh for the host shell justified itself by an assertion elsewhere that does not exist, and it is the only reader of that line. Counted rather than merely present: the start script is spawned twice, and checking one site passes while the other regresses. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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