code_audit_19 and tui_audit_12. A tap ticks a box and opens a choice on a
second tap of the row the screen saw tapped. One list drives the plan's game
data row, save line and data files. The version note, --offline in shown
commands, exit 2 for a chosen quit, legacy mouse reports read from bytes,
colour roles that read their words, the setup list's device column, the
copy browser, a drive two systems fit, WSL's Windows folder, and line mode
wording.
Four cores and three games put 430 words on the PlayStation page, past its word ceiling. A system page now shows one line per core, and each game's outcome with its four records waits in a closed fold.
On a console's own page the region block came after the title with no section above it, h1 then h3, and validate_site refused the PlayStation and Saturn pages. It is a section there and stays under the console heading on a maker's page.
Beetle Saturn rerun with its reference frames and error patterns, SwanStation and PCSX-ReARMed run for the first time: each region's game with every regional BIOS, its own only, the others only and the region pack.
PCSX-ReARMed opens the three regional BIOS files whatever the disc, and the rule called that a confirmation because one of them held the region. A run that opened its own region's file and the others too now settles nothing.
The details box takes a plain border instead of a side stripe, dots are rounded squares instead of pills, the strip's label joins variants with full stops, and one file tried reads as 1 file.
Twelve region records made the Beetle Saturn Tested block 266 words where the page allows 120. A region run reads as one outcome per game on the system page, so the emulator page now names them in one line.
DuckStation on Bust-A-Move 2 (USA): boots with scph5501.bin, draws nothing for 90 seconds without it (hang). PCSX2 on Rez (USA): boots with ps2-0230a-20080220.bin, bios_error without it.
When the region's file is absent, libretro.c (7fea57a5) finds no name and no matching sha1, then maps its built-in OpenBIOS (libretro.c:3425-3511). The region runs show it: each region's disc reaches its game with only the other regions' BIOS staged, under the oracle's reference frames (records 2026-10-27-55dd1e4943c4, 13be0e68b799, 33780d47efdf). scph5500.bin, scph5501.bin and scph5502.bin are required: false, hle_fallback stays true. Written through campaign_profiles.
Beetle PSX, Beetle PSX HW and SwanStation rerun under the oracle with the Japanese BIOS menu as an error screen: a Japanese BIOS under a US disc is now a BIOS error.
Without a BIOS, PCSX2 logs and shows 'PCSX2 requires a PlayStation 2 BIOS in order to run'. That line is now one of PCSX2's error patterns, for the next run's verdict: this record was judged without it.
Twelve runs on each of beetle_psx and beetle_saturn: each region's game with every regional BIOS, its own only, the others only and the region pack. One DuckStation check on the US disc with and without scph5501.bin.
Every reference block's run, judged again with the oracle as committed, boots in each repetition. Beetle Saturn's three BIOS lines are BIOS errors, the Japanese menu screens are error screens, and the PlayStation cores carry no error pattern.
Every value a run produced (claim, method, statement, host, flags, variant labels, core, content and file names) is escaped with quotes and its braces made inert for MDX, never read as Markdown. A record link is written only for an http(s) or relative target. Reference runs fold with the tests from before the oracle.
Puzzle Bobble 2 (Japan) and Bust-A-Move 2 (Europe) on the PlayStation cores, and the three Saturn editions on Beetle Saturn, each frame reviewed on its PNG. Beetle Saturn's BIOS error lines, read from ss.c, are its error patterns.
The first runs showed it: beetle_psx reaches the game of the US disc on the Japanese and European BIOS, through a different licence screen, so its frames differ from the full run while the oracle says boots. The interim rule read those frames as a failure. A variant now boots on the same frames as the full run or by its oracle verdict, and otherwise has no answer.
The interpreter bind took each link's grandparent, so ~/.local/bin/python3 exposed all of ~/.local inside the sandbox. A tree is now bound only when it is a Python prefix (lib/pythonX.Y) or a venv (pyvenv.cfg), never / or the home folder or above it. Every other link is bound as a single file, and a path inside a bound tree is not bound again, since bwrap cannot mount over a link in a read-only tree.
The sandbox bound only /usr, /lib and /bin. On the CI runner setup-python puts Python under /opt/hostedtoolcache, so the worker could not start and every core_probe and campaign run crashed (7 tests, plus their replay without jsonschema). A venv, pyenv or uv do the same. The interpreter's prefix and every link on the way to it are now bound read-only, each at its own path. Reproduced with uv's Python 3.13 outside /usr, 92 tests pass under it and under the system Python.
Merging the card and platform branches left two SHORT_HASH definitions, 8 and 12. The later one silently won, so the platform rows showed 12 characters while their tests expected 8. One constant now, 12, the card anchor's length. The copy-button selector skips buttons that carry their own data-copy, and the tests follow the merged markup.
Each file is a details whose summary is the row: name, folder when it is not the bare name, status chip. The short hash sits on one copy button beside it, since a summary is itself a control. Opened, the evidence runs across the list. A list with no folder drops the column. Code spans in the evidence are plain text.
The lists split by the share of a page they render to (elements against 10,000, bytes against 600,000) instead of Markdown length. With its parts, Batocera goes from 12 pages, 18,854 elements and 1.21 MB to 10 pages, 13,671 and 1.11 MB. A part that folds back into its platform page redirects there, from the record in website/src/data/platform-parts.json.
Reference runs, then the full set, no BIOS and negative variants of Bust-A-Move 2 (USA) on Beetle PSX, Beetle PSX HW, SwanStation, PCSX-ReARMed and PCSX1, each judged by the boot oracle.
Abdessamad Derraz