- A named method that needs standard gates reads them, so a program they
cannot hold is refused as the reader refuses it: on its line, with Q208
or Q210 and no J011. Both refusals past 16 controls say how a job holds
the gate, and no longer say the bit-exact method does so by default.
- A verdict with no intent reads the program as it ran, so a gate past 16
controls runs over MCP, as the docs say; an intent is checked in
standard gates, and a job with one is refused there, on its line.
- lint's dynamic_steps counts standard steps, beside gates.
- options.controls is read: another value, or "whole" on a job that runs
standard gates, is refused (J003), and the schema, methods list, API
description, README and both MCP servers name it.
- accuracy.global_phase is stated against method statevector's state, not
the language's, whose U and gphase differ from it; below_table and
moved_angles say they count phase gates, at 1e-14 of a turn.
- operations is an engine member.
- Gates held whole may take 2,000,000 qubits in all (Q210), which holds
nothing the standard form holds.
- A metered plan says `metered`, its work what the meter allows, and such a
job does not set the method's measured rate.
- The refusal, service and QEC pages and the corpus say what changed; the
tests are named in CI; the conformance set holds the new text forms; the
service snapshot and the agent docs are regenerated.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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