/// empty-authority = main tree, address-#pin vs payload-#message split, ?sha detach placementtrees lines 124-148 give the URI section its model: five questions (store, repo, branch, commit, dirs/files), the slot-coverage plot //12345 /2345/5 ?/2/34 #4, general→specific with later parts overriding earlier guesses, and the .be-climb derivation. URI covers only relative resolution (URI.mkd:29-31) — no question model, no override principle, no empty-authority form (///jab appears solely at Project.mkd:15, with the "bagle-ext" typo; URI.mkd:9 says "//name is a worktree, period"). Separately the fragment slot is conflated: the post's grammar reads fragment = pinned hash, while the verb pages use # as PAYLOAD — commit message (Verbs:19, POST.mkd:8), move target (PUT.mkd:16), rewind (#~1, GET.mkd:25), free-form (Home.mkd:27); and a detached commit is addressed by ?sha in the QUERY (URI.mkd:53-55, GET.mkd:11,24) where the post's clean split would put a hash in #. Doc-only ticket; the resolver itself matches the model (audited 2026-07-12: mergeUri slot merge, per-verb overrides).
// empty authority: Project.mkd:15 (only mention, typo), URI.mkd:9 (excludes it), GET.mkd:14,28 (only //ABC-123), POST.mkd (absent).#pinned_hash (post line 126, URI.mkd:56-57).?sha detach shapes: URI.mkd:53-55, GET.mkd:11,24, Home.mkd:29.file: is a load-bearing local scheme (URI.mkd:13, GET.mkd:31) yet the post lists ssh/http/be as "for remotes"; the fragment=pin grammar line deserves the payload caveat; ?sha detach deserves a mention or a relocation ruling..be-climb derivation paragraph (post lines 128-148 condensed to wiki budget).//////path: empty authority = the main tree; fix the Project.mkd:15 typo; add the form to GET/POST pages.#pin) from VERB-PAYLOAD fragment (#message, #new.c, #~1) explicitly in URI.mkd; each verb page names which it takes.?sha detach stay in the query (then the post gets a caveat) or move to #hash (then GET/URI pages change)?/// empty-authority form; Project.mkd:15 typo?sha-detach ruling; apply to GET/URI or propose the post caveatfile: scheme caveat for the post (user edit)