Which edge cases come up around “What the Logistics core can do today”, considering reputation math is a draft?

Simca Logistics is Rust library code, tested, with its own database file: signed jobs, bids, assignment and the waybill handshake, positive-or-neutral attestations with draft Elo math, an outbox and inbox for the contract with the core, and a service that runs as a separate process. It has no screen, no board distribution channel (local network, Bluetooth, QR, SMS code, relay), no GPS, no fleet or documents and no watchdog. Plan for: reputation math is a draft; board distribution not built; no screen. It exists only as a file in the repository, not as a product feature.

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