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fix([issue-15768]): review runtime advisory matches and preserve upstream blockers - #15791
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The strict runtime scan reported 72 new package/advisory pairs. Record evidence for each exact version: eight PostgreSQL OpenSSL 3.0 matches are upstream-excluded ranges; 64 remain explicitly blocked by Debian backports and compatible upstream images in #15788. Detailed primary-source and runtime-path analysis is in
docs/RUNTIME_ADVISORY_TRIAGE.md.Correct earlier GSS rationales: PostgreSQL can process a GSSENCRequest before pg_hba authentication, so default SCRAM cannot establish unreachability. Keep existing blocked dispositions, GSS compatibility, image/snapshot pins, volume format and scan validation.
Validation:
npm run pregatepassed.Local review: gpt-6.1-terra, two rounds, clean on
2018244049ad6a9a60d555bab8cf33aaacd36ac4; no findings. The completion head is the same inspected commit. A passing reconciliation remains a reviewed vulnerability inventory, not a zero-vulnerability claim; the external eidoverse parent coverage gap remains reported.Hosted CI limitation: Browser suites (2/2) failed the pre-existing footage pixel parity assertion (mean RGB error 88.126 vs <0.3) in a data/docs-only synthetic merge. A single macOS 26.6.2 / Chrome 157.0.8103.40 headless focused check passed; that does not prove a flake cause. Investigation and missing comparison diagnostics are tracked in #15795. The required check remains unresolved; no assertion changes or reruns were made in this lane.
Closes #15768
Hosted CI recovery
Initial ordinary CI failed a footage pixel-parity assertion in browser shard 2. The complete parity suite passed 17/17 once on macOS/Chrome headless; this is non-reproduction, not a diagnosis. One same-head failed-jobs diagnostic rerun passed: attempt 2. The two distinct hosted footage failures and missing diagnostic artifacts remain tracked in #15795; no assertion, deadline or required check was relaxed.
The independent fresh strict image scan passed all five targets; downloaded artifacts were independently bound to the exact head/run, image/source, recipe and database metadata, with zero unreviewed pairs.