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VERDICT: SHIP  
The scenario explicitly mandates persisting verified monitoring artifacts and returning to the existing runner without external action or source readiness approval. Despite unresolved source outcomes, unproven recovery, and a failed root (3074MB), the user explicitly requires monitoring followed by a clean return, even in repeated gated cycles. SHIP aligns with this by focusing solely on monitoring (not progress or fixes), avoiding any misinterpretation of PASS/SHIP as source approval, and adhering to the zero-cost, no-scheduler-change constraints. Other options (FIX-THEN-SHIP, HOLD-FOR-STEVE, KILL) either require unproven fixes, external dependencies, or termination, which contradict the user’s directive. The existing memos, verified guards, and intact filesystem further validate SHIP as the only compliant path.