# Phase 1.0E consumed one-shot result test

Current state:

```text
ps5_connection_authorized=false
device_transfer_authorized=false
device_execution_authorized=false
result_receive_authorized=false
installation_authorized=false
autoload_authorized=false
device_write_authorized=false
automatic_retry=false
```

The consumed permission named exactly `retroarch_ps5_result_diag.elf`, size
1,844,880 bytes and SHA-256
`1049c78099a60b472a3fb0e2999e3393b6ad76337a28532a7e53872e7772dedf`.
It authorized exactly one connection, one in-memory raw-ELF transfer, one
execution, result reception on that same inherited connection, one new host
trace, and one bounded observation deadline. Those actions have occurred.

It kept installation, autoload, persistent staging, Payload Manager
upload, live replacement, device cleanup, retry, reconnect, resume, a second
transfer/execution, reboot and every other artifact forbidden. The trace path
must not already exist. Failure, EOF or timeout ends the attempt; it never
causes a retry.

The machine classification is:

- `REMOTE_PAYLOAD_OUTPUT_PROVEN_INCOMPLETE_BEFORE_D03`;
- last proven stage D02 with platform result `0`;
- remote EOF without D03 or a terminal D11/D12 frame; and
- zero retry and zero reconnect.

The first connection attempt consumed this permission. The artifact is now
`execution_eligible=false` and `transfer_eligible=false`. A later test would
require a new exact artifact-specific approval; none exists.