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Native evidence reproduced an unattributable OpenCode catalog drift refusal: five material predicates collapsed into one generic error, so a witness could not tell a real catalog change from stale snapshot or scope bookkeeping.
This keeps the exact fail-closed guard (same five predicates, same order, same pre-provider throw point) and only names the first predicate that fires: GENERATION_CHANGED, SOURCE_CHANGED, SNAPSHOT_EXPIRED, FRESHNESS_CHANGED, or RUNTIME_IDENTITY_CHANGED. The historical refusal sentence is preserved verbatim with a machine-readable Drift suffix, and structured expected-vs-observed evidence rides on the error fields with host-sensitive runtime identity fingerprinted (sha256-16) rather than emitted raw.
Bounded observability repair only for #58. No resolver, validation, routing, retry, or lifecycle changes; no deployment or native witness claims.