tenant.openagents/omega

Say which kind of dirty the tree was

Say which kind of dirty the tree was Every candidate recorded source.dirty: true on the strength of its own output. require_clean_checkout refuses to start from a dirty tree, so anything the post-build read sees appeared during the build -- and the build generates assets/licenses.md through script/generate-licenses, which is untracked. An independent reviewer reading omega#16 correctly treated dirty: true as meaning the recorded commit does not determine the built bytes, which weakens criterion 9's source binding. It is the opposite of true here, and a bare boolean cannot tell a reviewer which reading applies. dirty is now true only for a tracked modification, which is what really breaks the commit-to-bytes binding, and the porcelain entries are recorded beside it so nobody has to guess. Release Notes: - N/A