@@ -15,5 +15,5 @@ Clause-②: yes (widening — the apply report file, the plan file and both `--j
   - the human summary prints `N row(s) advisory, not held against certification — …` under the table. Its closing warnings name the unattributable rows and the advisory rows separately;
   - nothing is deleted. Every rule row stays as it was.
 - **What still blocks.** Every other departure: `global-rung-move`, `template-promotion`, and a host fate supplement's own departures, even one named `declared-rule-mirrors`. Every other remaining row blocks too.
-- **Already ran `--apply` and stopped at `blocking: 11`?** Run `--apply` again on this release, with the same reviewed plan file: the inventory digest is unchanged. Every step is checkpointed, so only the post-check runs, and it certifies.
+- **Already ran `--apply` and stopped at `blocking: 11`?** Plan again on this release, review the plan, and run `--apply` with it. This change leaves the inventory digest as it was, so a checkpoint recorded under this release's inventory resumes: only the post-check runs, and it certifies. A checkpoint recorded by a release whose inventory differed is superseded: every step runs again, each one idempotent, and the post-check certifies.
 - **When blocking returns.** The release that retires the declared sharing-rule seeder (ADR-0131 D2) sets `DECLARED_SHARING_RULE_SEEDER_RUNS` to `false` in the same change. From that release on, these rows hold certification again until its ceremony deletes them.