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Rehost bankruptcy debt-halving finance path

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Jan Petykiewicz 2026-04-18 01:48:09 -07:00
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@ -150,7 +150,9 @@ The highest-value next passes are now:
stock-repurchase gate headlessly as another pure reader; periodic boundary service now also
chooses one annual-finance action per active company and already commits the shellless
creditor-pressure-bankruptcy, deep-distress-bankruptcy, dividend-adjustment, stock-repurchase,
stock-issue, and bond-issue branches against owned runtime state; the same live bond-slot owner
stock-issue, and bond-issue branches against owned runtime state, with bankruptcy now following
the grounded “halve live bond debt and stamp the year” path rather than a liquidation shortcut;
the same live bond-slot owner
surface now also carries save-native maturity years into annual bond policy summaries as the
next seam for shellless repayment work, and now also derives the current live coupon burden
directly from owned bond slots

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docs/runtime-rehost-plan.md
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@ -247,6 +247,8 @@ the runtime selects one annual-finance action per active company and already com
creditor-pressure-bankruptcy, deep-distress-bankruptcy, dividend-adjustment, stock-repurchase,
stock-issue, and bond-issue branches directly into owned dividend, company stat-post,
outstanding-share, issue-calendar, live bond-slot, and company activity state.
The bankruptcy branches now follow the grounded owner semantics too: they stamp the bankruptcy
year and halve live bond principals in place instead of collapsing into a liquidation-only path.
The same owned live bond-slot surface now also carries maturity years through save import,
runtime state, and annual bond summaries, which is the right next base for shellless repayment and
bond-service simulation.