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# T-732: read-only SubWorker did not receive its delegated checkout
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During T-732, the parent spawned `concurrency-audit` with read-only scope `.` for a source-boundary audit. Spawn succeeded, but the child's committed session reported no Workdir attachment. Its Glob/Read/Grep calls could not inspect the checkout; WorkerList also exposed no alternative source-observation subject. The parent inspected the child's committed final entry and stopped it without treating the audit as completed.
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The parent could read and modify the assigned checkout through its own tools. This is an attachment/delegation surface problem, not a Rust-source finding. The parent continued the investigation itself; no child audit or review verdict is claimed.
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Expected behavior: a delegated read scope should be bound to a concrete parent Workdir alias, or spawn should reject it with an actionable error rather than start an inaccessible child. The UI/tool response should expose the attachment binding clearly. A trusted Reviewer also needs a usable source observation surface; a successful Spawn alone must not be mistaken for independent source review.
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No grant was broadened, no hidden paths were explored by the parent to repair the child's authority, and no live process/environment update or T-731 resume was attempted.
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