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Retain final independent QGA package acceptance evidence - #513
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The successful package runtime discarded its final independent QGA response after comparison, leaving an acceptance boolean that reviewers could not reproduce from exported bytes. Retain the actual final response, fresh challenge, complete policy/source identities and comparison result before returning acceptance, and include that bounded proof in the hosted exporter.
Validation: all 131 package controls pass; removing the producer write or export entry makes the relevant integration control fail. The integration test reruns acceptance from exported bytes and refuses a changed response challenge. The original successful runtime artifact and its final-readback retention limitation are preserved. No new VM run, firmware acceptance or classic OS boot claim.