rubbing-ocr-reviewlisted

# Rubbing OCR Review Create traceable machine candidates and immutable actor-declared review history. Never present OCR output as ground truth, recovered writing, proven history, or completed human review. The current self-attested identity mode can report declared-human coverage, but it can never satisfy the authenticated human gate. ## The authenticated human gate is unreachable by construction Read this before promising anyone that a review will "pass the human gate". `review-verify` reports two different things under `human_review_gate`, and they are routinely confused: - **`declared_human_coverage`** — does a declaration claiming `actor_type: human` have a current decision for every reviewable item? This **can** reach `status: complete` / `satisfies: true`. It is what REVIEWER_GUIDE asks a reviewer to aim at, and it is a real, useful result. - **`eligible` and `satisfies`** — the authenticated gate. These are **hard-coded Python literals** (`"eligible": False, "satisfies": False` in `verify_review_path`). They are not a queue waiting for a person and not a flag a sufficiently qualified reviewer can flip. **No human review, however expert, careful, or well documented, can ever make them true.** The gate is unreachable because the only supported identity assurance is `self-attested-not-authenticated`: software has no way to check that the person behind a declaration is who they claim to be. Reaching the gate would require an **external trusted-identity