Parent
#314
Change contract
Make final settlement prediction an explicit market-level task keyed by market_id and decision time, with p_up as its prediction and official Polymarket resolution as its label. Remove execution PnL from the settlement task identity without changing token execution calculations.
Acceptance evidence
Out of scope
Token execution task design; new horizons; collector or snapshot changes; MCTS controller migration; Paper or Live; profitability claims.
Dependency and merge order
Depends on #321 and #322 so the settlement task is expressed through Mission v3 and the shared immutable event partition. It may merge before the token execution task and must not absorb baseline eligibility or collector work.
Focused validation
Use TDD at the mission, task identity, split, and settlement evaluator boundaries.
Rollout and rollback impact
Research-only schema or task-contract change. Rollback restores the prior mixed target identifier; immutable old artifacts remain versioned and are never silently reinterpreted.
Parent
#314
Change contract
Make final settlement prediction an explicit market-level task keyed by market_id and decision time, with p_up as its prediction and official Polymarket resolution as its label. Remove execution PnL from the settlement task identity without changing token execution calculations.
Acceptance evidence
Out of scope
Token execution task design; new horizons; collector or snapshot changes; MCTS controller migration; Paper or Live; profitability claims.
Dependency and merge order
Depends on #321 and #322 so the settlement task is expressed through Mission v3 and the shared immutable event partition. It may merge before the token execution task and must not absorb baseline eligibility or collector work.
Focused validation
Use TDD at the mission, task identity, split, and settlement evaluator boundaries.
Rollout and rollback impact
Research-only schema or task-contract change. Rollback restores the prior mixed target identifier; immutable old artifacts remain versioned and are never silently reinterpreted.