BUILT.md on the split that is the design — the type is emitted because only the checker knows it, the death is not because an address needs no type — and on the part that reads backwards: (Ptr Enemy) already said Enemy, so the registry supplies permission rather than identification. The honesty is in the same section rather than a footnote. A release build pays a load and a not-taken branch per free, because flan_dev.c is in every build and a second allocator selected by a build flag is worse than a branch. The table is calloc'd when armed rather than declared, so nothing else is carried. The arena free-all is answerable now and still invisible to memcheck, and those are two different claims. NEXT.md keeps the entry open for what was not built: an op that points at an arbitrary address, the breakdown by type, leak attribution, the memcheck half, and the test_dev.ml case that would drive dev-ptr.flan.
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