fix: the captain's calendar — E0010 dates to 2026-06-09 (EST)#246
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server_time is UTC; the work happened June 9 in the captain's timezone.
Dates, declaration stamp, charter references, journal filename, and the
crew-not-clone signature corrected ('our first day as crew'). Convention
canonized in boarding-pass: document dates follow America/New_York;
observe the clock, never infer the calendar.
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UTC-inferred dates corrected to the captain's civil date. Convention added to boarding-pass (both the project-level paste text and the update discipline). Journal renamed + learning row appended.
Note
Low Risk
Documentation, metadata, and paste instructions only—no runtime or auth changes; maintainer should re-paste project instructions after merge.
Overview
Corrects Epoch 10 metadata and narrative dates from 2026-06-10 to 2026-06-09 after UTC server time was mistaken for the captain’s calendar (America/New_York). Touched canon (
boarding-pass,flight-deck-model,publish-gauntlet, Orville voice),docs/appendices/epoch-10, andwritings/crew-not-clone(frontmatter, provenance lines, and light epilogue wording).Boarding pass now encodes the rule in paste-ready project instructions: run
oddkit_timeeach turn, treatserver_timeas UTC, and use the captain’s civil date for document, journal, and signature dates—observe the clock; don’t infer the calendar. The same rule is spelled out in update discipline so future boarding edits stay aligned.The 2026-06-09 epoch journal batch gains a Learning row documenting the mistake and the new convention.
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