# FLAKE-LEDGER append — `spt::resident_service_e2e` teardown-LEAK row (keyed by test name) — FOURTH occurrence

**+1 CLASSIFIED 2026-09-09 (v0.68.0 / #272 golden r3, run 34310511612 att1, job 102336053348, sha `f6110c2a12df0dd50b87dfb60a2ec4120b5cf98d`, hfenduleam Windows Phase B 69/234, FAIL 71.881 s):** same assertion, now rendered `:670` (moved from `:664` by 8d10b280, text byte-identical; test file identical to main e4444413, zero riders touch it). Functional half all TRUE (`daemon_up=true boot_alive=true ... survived_teardown=true`), three named reap verdicts Killed (boot 53100, rel 25012, brain 42716). Survivor: **svcboot `svcmock.exe` pid 25596 — a DIFFERENT pid from the 53100 the test started and killed**, `went_clean=false after 60.6070532s of a 60s budget` (full budget, never drained). NEW evidence this face adds: (a) the brain — host of the service supervisors — was ALIVE when the boot service was killed: its own REAP afterwards reports SUCCESS on 42716 and on a child 50480 (identity not captured); (b) the test discards the `daemon stop --force` result (`let _ =`, :389) and kills children before the supervisor host; (c) `servicehost.rs` relaunches an un-asked exit (`on_exit -> ExitAction::Relaunch`, backoff base 1 s) — so a supervisor-relaunched svcboot in the boot-kill..brain-kill window fits every fact; the SERVICE_EXIT line that would prove it lived in the brain's stderr sink inside the temp sandbox, removed by the job's cleanup. Ruled LEDGERED-CLASS at triage (doyle), same-sha rerun att2 ordered; #272's own Windows cells green in the same leg (webserve_attachment 16.0 s, cross_node 26.3 s, twohost A/B by B's own served count). Box quiet at dispatch (deployah's eight gates 04:19:01Z; census 0 builders both boxes). Preserved: `.spt/preserved/golden-272-r3-drive/r3-run-34310511612.log` (manifest, repo-root-relative). DISPATCHED hertz 2026-09-09 (post-publish, test-only): observe the daemon-stop result, supervisor host before supervised children, stamp survivor start time + parent, preserve the brain sink on the leak path. ROW STAYS OPEN.