# Make rule-change proof: saved fallback settings and result

This is a silent retrospective with descriptive captions. No speech or audio was recorded.

- 00:00:00.000 — In Make's saved module 7, fallbackEnabled is true.
- 00:00:15.000 — The same module keeps failureTestEnabled false and failureAttempt at 1.
- 00:00:25.000 — Module 11 calculates the primary and fallback matches, then chooses the target status.
- 00:00:35.000 — Module 12 assigns the plan and reason, including already_accounted_in_batch and matched_fallback.
- 00:00:47.000 — Make records the 18 September manual run as successful: 51 seconds, 84 operations, 84 credits and 59.4 KB.
- 00:01:03.000 — The exact saved readback ties that run to one ROW-007 update, eleven skips and three earlier holds.

The native history scene shows the matching prefix for run `afaaef9eb7f9455eaecc28dee24b0d40`; Make shortens the ID there. The full run ID appears in the sanitized exact saved-row readback for batch `make-demo-20260918-060511798`. That scene renders the preserved `Make Orders!A1:G13` TSV; it is not a live Google Sheets or Lovable screen.

The kept ranges from the Personal Loom take are `00:01–00:16`, `00:29–00:39`, `00:54–01:04`, `01:06–01:18` and `01:32–01:48`. A final 12-second scene uses the sanitized saved-row rendering. Hard cuts remove navigation and loading; no visual mask was needed.

The rule edit, the earlier `Held → Ready` release, the stale-exception clear and the run itself were not filmed. This was a manual test, not a scheduled fallback run. The clip proves the saved settings and one dated fictional result; it does not establish ongoing reliability, comparative ease, maintenance cost or future credit use.

This package is approved only for the private local comparison preview. It is not approved for public distribution.