Save-side: 1,032 nodes have unaddressable identifiers (453 binary garbage, one 1.3M chars outranking real answers) #145
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Found during the ten-iteration retrieval run. Save-side; retrieval only made it visible.
Measured on a 78,768-node copy of the live graph: 1,032 nodes carry identifiers that are not printable ASCII. 453 of those are outright binary garbage. One is 1.3 million characters long, and it was outranking real answers in retrieval results.
Two distinct harms:
A guard that refuses to return unaddressable records was measured in iteration 4 of #141 (0 of 317 returned slots affected after). That is containment, not a fix — the records are still being stored, and the guard is on the read side only.
Root cause is not established and is likely shared with #67 (the store keeps node strings in a request arena that is recycled one request later) and #87 (non-ASCII mangled on store). If it is #67, the fix is the 39
el_strdup_persistsites already identified there, and this issue closes with it.Needs before a fix: confirm the same ratio on the live snapshot, and whether the count grows between boots.
Related: #67, #87, #72, inventory rows B-30/B-32/B-35.