Fix source-free workstation delivery after the Tiaris rebrand - #12
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Production-origin Nest qualification rejected Standard, Dock and Tiling delivery with source builds disabled. Text-renamed fixtures retained the old Cybex ordering, but Nix sorts the real Tiaris service and
/etcentries differently. Admit ten exact reviewed script/executable fingerprint pairs for those assemblies, the explicit UTC/Amsterdam variants and Tiling desktop-session links. Preserve the existing source, hook, executable-provider and dependency checks.The regression uses seven real derivations from failed run 36551755060 and reproduces its rejection before the fix. It passes afterward and rejects compiler injection, phase hooks and altered executable providers. Namespace-transition tests now read the exact signed successor version so the failed immutable candidate can be superseded without changing authorization requirements.
Validation: full Rust tests (531 library tests plus binary/integration tests; two ignored), formatting, all-target/all-feature Clippy with warnings denied, and six namespace-transition tests passed. Full appliance lifecycle qualification will run against a newly signed candidate; this change alone does not publish a release.