Record verified Ops publication of onboard K1 laboratory checkpoint

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Decision: retain the working checkpoint and keep broader onboard connection Decision: retain the working checkpoint and keep broader onboard connection
acceptance open. No claim of production reliability, autonomous mission acceptance open. No claim of production reliability, autonomous mission
readiness, complete Node requirements, or multi-device generalization is made. readiness, complete Node requirements, or multi-device generalization is made.
## Ops publication verified
On the owner's explicit request to publish the complete current work set, the
official NODE.DC Ops MCP applied and read back these updates on 2026-09-07:
- MISSIONCOR-76, issue `e48dc205-e73b-42c9-8b5c-b8d52f70267a`: full consolidated
engineering report and open acceptance matrix in comment
`637e7d39-5c39-4c25-880f-888ea74ba981`. All 26 architecture baseline blocks and
the baseline description remain exactly unchanged. State remains In Progress.
- MISSIONCOR-3, issue `9b75d0cd-4c55-44a6-ada3-558587991be2`: eight titled
current-result/architecture/implementation/validation/delivery/checker blocks
added ahead of the 71 unchanged historical blocks. Description distinguishes
direct Mac acceptance from the onboard laboratory result. State is In Progress;
the complete multi-scenario onboard acceptance item remains unchecked.
- MISSIONCOR-2, issue `3e4d7128-ca62-408c-bdf8-820435a79a89`: one dated onboard
laboratory result block and concise summary added; all nine prior blocks
retained exactly. State remains In Progress.
Readback confirms the new block bodies/checker values exactly, the expected
comment identity and the preserved baseline/history. No card or comment was
deleted or archived. No new physical task, test campaign or automation was
started. The earlier R10 Ops approval failure remains a historical fact; this
publication succeeded under the owner's new explicit request.