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The WSL ownership probe collapsed every failure into a trust verdict. Under `set -euo pipefail` an absent home, a marker owned by another account, a `readlink` failure, and `wsl.exe` failing to start a cold distro all aborted with the same status and empty stdout, and the catch-all relabelled the lot as `Managed WSL Codex home is outside Orca account storage.` No exit code was evidence of *which* happened, so no caller could tell a proven trust failure from "we could not look" — the exact category error STA-4422 removed from the host lane. That is not cosmetic. `removeUnlessUnproven` keeps the managed home only for a `ManagedCodexHomeTemporarilyUnavailableError`; a fail-once probe during add therefore produced a plain trust error, and the rollback's own re-gate then succeeded (the fault was transient) and deleted the home with the credentials `codex login` had just written into it. The guest now states its observation on a tagged line and exits 0. Only a parsed tag is dispositive; a throw from the runner, a timeout, no tag, extra output, or an unknown tag are all indeterminate. Three lanes are classified against the tri-state the host already had: - the `wsl.exe` probe, through the new tagged protocol; - the mounted lane, which used `existsSync` and so folded EPERM/EIO into "does not exist"; - `ensureExpectedWslHome`, where exits 41/42 stay dispositive and every other non-zero exit or timeout becomes indeterminate. The two structural checks on the persisted path spelling now throw the typed untrusted error rather than a bare `Error`, since the host already holds the facts they test. `assertOwnedCodexManagedHomeVerdict` and the ownership-marker message are shared by both Codex lanes so neither can invent its own error mapping. Reconciling this vocabulary with the Claude lane is still open: the module it would merge with (`claude-managed-auth-ownership.ts`, PR #17993) is not on main yet, so there is nothing here to extract against. Fixes STA-5616.
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