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Claims quest/m0/ci/hakari-followups.md.

Summary

Adds the 2026-11-07 scheduled Nightly, run 42377867523, to the quest Plan, recorded as incomplete evidence. Nightly (Rust benchmark tests) hit the 60-minute timeout while compiling moq-ffi for its tenth workload.

Run	Outcome	Summaries	Hits / misses	Conditional hit rate	Avoided
2026-11-04 baseline	complete (57m24s)	10	333 / 359	48.12%	~12m28s
2026-11-06	complete (58m38s)	(in Plan)	427 / 615	40.98%	~12m0s
2026-11-07	cancelled at 60m	9 (partial)	343 / 572	37.49%	~8m49s

The partial numbers are recorded but do not count as the second complete sample. The baseline and the 2026-11-06 run were already within a few minutes of the limit, so two post-merge timeouts out of three are not on their own evidence against the exclusions.

Public API: none. Wire: none.

Choices made without asking

• The local quest/m0/ci/hakari-followups branch was the head of the already-merged moq-dev/moq#7713. I left it untouched and built on the new claim commit instead.

Waiting

• moq-dev/moq: a second complete post-merge Nightly (Rust benchmark tests) run with its mbx summaries. Check the next scheduled Nightly (2026-11-08) with gh run list --workflow nightly.yml --event schedule. If the job finishes, add its totals to the Plan, compare them with the baseline, and finish the quest as its Waiting item describes. If it times out again, record it and keep waiting.

Suggested follow-ups

• Nightly (Rust benchmark tests) runs at its 60-minute timeout-minutes on complete runs (57-59 min), and two of three post-merge runs were cancelled. Splitting or trimming the job would make Nightly cache measurements reliable again. No existing quest covers this.

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