volt: Q170 land (2/2) -- record (6) states the two baseline rows, index re-rendered

wizard-work/volt/q143-check-sweep/check_entry_baseline.tsv

@@ -121,6 +121,21 @@ wizard-work/volt/CHECK-q132	0	q132: 9 leg(s), 0 fault -- OK
 wizard-work/volt/CHECK-q133	0	q133: 5 leg(s), 5 passed, 0 fault(s) -- beam cells import the module beside them
 wizard-work/volt/CHECK-q134	0	q134: 3 leg(s), 3 passed, 0 fault(s)
 wizard-work/volt/CHECK-q136	0	q136: 7 leg(s), 7 passed, 0 fault(s)
+# rows added by hand (Q170, 2026-11-05): `CHECK-q169` and `CHECK-q170` are new entry
+# points under `wizard-work/volt/`, so discovery sees them and the baseline did not
+# name them (the sweep's --paths leg read 29 NEW before these two rows). Codes
+# measured, not read: `bash wizard-work/volt/CHECK-q169` -> 5 legs (selftest 22/22,
+# worktree 0 faults, HEAD 0 faults, the historic blob, wiring), ~9 s; and
+# `bash wizard-work/volt/CHECK-q170` -> 6 legs (selftest 16/16, worktree 0, HEAD 0,
+# a synthetic tree red with both shapes named, the three repaired files exit 0,
+# wiring), ~40 s. q170's `head` leg grades HEAD, so in the worktree that preceded
+# the commit it read 1 (2 faults at 70edcd4) and 0 at the commit this row lands in;
+# the 0 above is the post-commit reading, re-taken and printed by that guard.
+# These rows are readings, not waivers: each guard reads 1 when its subject stops
+# holding. The sweep still reads 27 NEW rows for other lanes' entry points, which
+# this tick does not claim to have signed.
+wizard-work/volt/CHECK-q169	0	q169: 5 leg(s), 0 fault(s)
+wizard-work/volt/CHECK-q170	0	q170: 6 leg(s), 0 fault(s)
 wizard-work/volt/CHECK-q89	0	q89: 24 leg line(s), 0 fault -- OK
 wizard-work/volt/CHECK-q90	0	q90: 7 leg(s), 0 fault -- OK
 wizard-work/volt/CHECK-q97	0	Q97 GATE: rc 0 -- a refusal that echoes the invocation is fatal on both input axes, and a mutating flag rename is caught.