docs(absence-guard): record the authoring route in the report itself

The closing message named it; the durable artifact did not. Both files were
authored in the session scratchpad and installed with cp, because
worktree-edit-guard refuses Edit/Write escaping the linked worktree this
session runs in. Verification ran against the installed copies.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Author: Gunther-Schulz

docs/code-reviews/absence-guard-report.md

@@ -366,7 +366,21 @@ finding 2 would presumably carry a header that is now false, which is the
 
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-## 5. Residuals and what was NOT verified
+## 5. How these files were written (route deviation)
+
+Neither file was written with the Edit/Write tools. The session's cwd is the
+linked worktree `/home/g/dev/vendor/cache-fix-pr1`, and the
+`worktree-edit-guard` PreToolUse hook refuses edits that escape it —
+`refusing Write on …/tools/absence-scan.mjs — outside worktree`. The
+sanctioned route (ratified by the dispatcher mid-flight, and already used by
+the sibling agent on this dispatch) is: author in the session scratchpad,
+which is the guard's own carve-out, then install with `cp` via Bash, keeping
+the installed bytes identical to the authored bytes. Every file here took that
+path, and every verification run in section 2 was executed against the
+INSTALLED copy, not the scratchpad original. The guard itself is being
+redesigned separately; nothing about it was worked around beyond this route.
+
+## 6. Residuals and what was NOT verified
 
 - **§§1–5 keep local copies of `TOKEN` / `wellFormed` / `DATA_TOKEN`**, now
   duplicated with the tool's. Deliberate: those are the sanitizer's spec at