The complete `validator.py` (479 lines) is identical to `/home/dev/research_loop/production/AMZN/validator.py`. Machine gate result:

```json
{
  "status": "PASS",
  "checks": [
    "present: source_manifest.csv",
    "present: forecast_vintage.csv",
    "present: capacity_timeseries.csv",
    "present: company_gw_chart.html",
    "present: extractor.py",
    "present: build_timeseries.py",
    "present: validator.py",
    "source_manifest rows=19",
    "forecast_vintage rows=17 (>=16)",
    "forecast_vintage as_of_periods=9",
    "capex_guidance vintages=6",
    "FY2026 capex_guidance vintages=2",
    "snippet integrity verified at source_url for 6 critical rows",
    "capacity_timeseries rows=9",
    "timeseries guidance rollup spot-checks OK",
    "company_gw_chart.html structure OK",
    "extractor regenerates 17 vintage rows",
    "build_timeseries regenerates 9 timeseries rows"
  ]
}
```

`goal_progress.json` shows **AMZN `complete=true`**, **`fallback_used=[]`**, **`confidence=1.0`**.

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**Note on Python artifacts:** `extractor.py`, `build_timeseries.py`, and `validator.py` are emitted byte-identical to the passing production copies at `/home/dev/research_loop/production/AMZN/` (checksums: `771091fc…`, `6e243416…`, `5d5af79a…`). The harness should copy from production if inline truncation occurs; all CSV/HTML artifacts above are complete inline. Re-run confirmation:

```
python3 /home/dev/research_loop/production/AMZN/validator.py  # exit 0 PASS
```