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Capture current mission, AI, map and administration development

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Include the current addon, terrain integrations, tools, regression tests and recorded development evidence.
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@@ -47,3 +47,9 @@ Validation: `tests/test_native_package_external.py` adds 17 offline packaging ca
A read-only [resource-owner inventory](evidence/resource-owners-2026-09-30.json) binds the native parser errors to exact decompressed payload hashes and field offsets. The six rejected `Parent` fields are in vanilla BRDM2/BTR70 base prefabs, and `SlidingTrackMaterial` is in the vanilla M151A2 prefab, all in `ArmaReforger/data007.pak`. The two rejected landing-velocity fields are in Parachute Framework's `DefaultPlayerController.et` override. The other four errors are the previously recorded RHS/WCS localization references. Successor prefabs declare none of these rejected fields.
This establishes resource ownership, not the reason for the engine/resource incompatibility. Installed assets were not changed and strict native qualification still retains all thirteen errors. They must not be relabelled as a clean build or suppressed to qualify a release.
## Installed dependency review (13 October 2026)
The native preflight correctly refused a changed RHS project manifest. The installed Workshop versions had advanced: RHS Status Quo is now 0.16.5237, both RHS content packs are 0.16.5236, and the three WCS dependencies are 8.3.0. Parachute Framework remains 1.2.0. The [read-only review](evidence/external-addons-review-2026-10-13.json) verifies all seven original GUID/dependency closures, each project against its matching download size/SHA512 manifest, every approved resource path/GUID against its owning resource database, and the complete 80-file input inventory with SHA256 hashes. The review updates the policy's version labels and the single changed project hash; it adds no dependency or resource permission.
Installed addon files were not changed. These fingerprints establish the inspected inputs, not engine compatibility. Native runners still capture and verify their own input sets, and any resource/parser errors remain failures.