Record qualified artwork UI delivery to dev and Yaya

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@@ -148,3 +148,47 @@ and no real app artwork was decoded in that probe. The successful browser A/B
fixture and native JPEG test establish the corrected pipeline, not that the
operator's particular cover is anonymously accessible. Physical artwork acceptance
remains pending after the qualified UI deployment; APK 0.5.37 stays unchanged.
## Artwork UI delivery completed (7 October, after APK57 feedback)
The UI correction is now deployed to **dev (192.168.63.240) and Yaya
(192.168.63.169)**. Both serve index SHA256
`92050cbda69954f57f4b0bdd73d89623f6aae9fc66e4c074ee4f46bdcb9c3b2a`.
The archive SHA256 is
`66473241eb43aab979a010db62046eb1eba3814d369aef147ded4bce0ba06a6e`.
APK 0.5.37 and native runtime remain unchanged; no APK replacement is needed
for this UI correction. Actual notification artwork on the phone still needs
operator acceptance after the updated dashboard loads.
Qualification was a frozen 707-input production build, with all input hashes
unchanged before/after. Evidence combines the preceding 1,448-test/176-file full
UI baseline with the 26 focused artwork tests, app-project typecheck, browser A/B
fixture and two positive native JPEG tests. It does **not** claim a full UI-suite
rerun at this updated source.
The frozen production artifact passed at 390/1440 using actual Yaya session,
verified catalog and installed app identity with an isolated synthetic media
iframe. It emitted a real JPEG to the mocked native bridge, omitted cross-origin
credentials from thumbnail fetches, rejected redirects and retained playback.
Initial intercepted-main-document attempts caused Chromium network failures and
login redirects; another attempt on dev could not admit the absent demo package.
Those failed harness logs are retained. Navigating to an actual Yaya document
before inserting frozen HTML resolved the harness boundary without disabling
browser security or changing authentication.
Guarded UI-only delivery preserved backend bytes, catalogs, session secret,
stopped/uninstalled intent, every package download and AIUI file. Dev checked
178 preservation paths and 32 containers; Yaya checked 174 paths and 30 containers.
IDs/start times remained unchanged, including a delayed 15-second check. Both
nodes have protected backups and automatic rollback scripts. No node service,
wallet, catalog, payment or signing operation changed.
Post-deployment live browser checks passed at 390/1440: dev dashboard/Fleet
recovery smoke and Yaya's synthetic artwork-to-native-bridge pipeline. The latter
still uses a mock native bridge and fixture cover; it does not establish that the
operator's actual cover passes its server's anonymous/CORS policy or appears on
the phone. Served index hashes were verified again after those checks.
Build, failed/successful browser logs, source manifest, protected preflight data,
qualification archive and `delivery-receipt.json` are in
`~/.local/state/archipelago/release-qualification/artwork-ui-20261007/`.