# Bible Timeline V23.1.26 Validation

## Result

**PASS — release-stabilization candidate validated.**

The active release tree was rebuilt after the timeline restructuring, removal of the Early Exodus display option, and loading-performance work. The current validators now describe the deployed architecture rather than the former package-wide precache design.

## Package inventory

- 70 active HTML pages
- 41 registered programs
- 56 packaged exports
- 34 required application-shell cache entries
- Secondary pages, datasets, and exports cached at runtime when requested
- 86 active JavaScript modules
- 2,066 canonical entity profiles
- 7,393 direction-aware entity connections
- 569 passage contexts
- 77 guided-research steps
- 333 knowledge-graph nodes and 777 edges

## Timeline release state

- 148 visible events on the biblical master timeline
- 88 events on the Post-Biblical Jewish & Christian History timeline
- 3 supported main-timeline chronology models
- Primeval material moved to its dedicated page
- Early Exodus removed only from the main chronology selector
- Early Exodus Error Dossier and critical/debunking material retained

## Static and deterministic validation

- 0 broken local links or assets
- 0 duplicate DOM IDs
- 0 broken ARIA references
- 0 prohibited package artifacts
- 0 short-lived object-URL revocations
- 10/10 V18 publication outputs matched an isolated rebuild
- 44/44 active generated outputs rebuilt byte-identically
- Integrity and entity builders generated their complete registries from explicit canonical dataset lists
- Service-worker revisioning, required-shell verification, rollback preservation, and runtime caching passed

## Loading and offline validation

- The homepage static dependency budget is approximately 1.15 MiB uncompressed before on-demand dossier assets
- `v10-expansion-data.js` and `artifact-data.js` are absent from the initial shell and load when an event dossier or artifact feature requires them
- The first event list renders before those heavy datasets are requested
- The service worker precaches 34 essential shell files instead of the former package-wide manifest
- Specialist programs and large research assets remain available for runtime offline caching after first use

## Current regression contracts

Passed independently from the active release tree:

- Master Timeline browser gate: 148 visible biblical events and 88 post-biblical events
- Data Health gate: 124 passes, 5 warnings, 0 failures; graph metadata and reconstructed graph agree at 333 nodes / 777 edges
- Three-model chronology selector with no Early Exodus display option
- Lazy integrated-dossier hydration and Artifact Layer activation
- Initial-asset performance budget
- Post-biblical era-label normalization
- Service-worker revision isolation, failed-install rollback, and runtime caching
- Teaching/Governance cross-tab fallback-store merge
- Advanced Atlas cross-tab workspace synchronization
- Teaching lesson and generated-event duration bounds
- Hardened fourth-pass lifecycle contract
- Hardened sixth-pass state and responsive-page contract
- Imperial-control-rail desktop, mobile, and expansion reflow
- Birth Chronology, Astronomy Workbench, and Consistency Engine browser suites
- Editorial browser lint with no JavaScript or grammar findings

## Command-run note

Every constituent of the current release-blocking regression gate passed from the active release tree, including release, genealogy, integrity, entities, V19–V23.1, specialist browser, engineering, retained-compatibility, and editorial suites. The single monolithic `npm run test:regression` command can exceed the execution window of this audit environment because it launches the same browser processes sequentially and emits extensive output. The 36 older historical browser contracts remain registered under the non-blocking archival command; this report does not claim that all 36 were rerun in one uninterrupted shell during this stabilization pass.

## Release assessment

The previously identified release blockers are corrected: the Data Health graph expectation is synchronized at 333 nodes / 777 edges, visible event and selectable-model counts are current, obsolete Early Exodus selector assumptions are removed from retained contracts, and cache counts, validators, deterministic builders, specialist offline testing, and release documentation agree with the shipped implementation.