ResultScale-out stage 1: successor-closed fair-D4 search-value labels; held-out D4-ranking agreement

Scale-out stage 1 fails its prerequisite: a compact action-free afterstate model cannot learn fair D4's within-root ordering even from successor-closed, exactly-labeled search values. Training labels were the pinned reference's own depth-3 values of every legal sibling's resolved afterstate under its own five-stratum quadrature (291,890 labeled afterstates over 8,639 training roots, completeness 1.0). On 3,030 fresh held-out roots the model's one-ply chance-averaged ordering agreed with exact fair D4 at top-1 0.375 (frozen threshold >= 0.60), pairwise 0.643 (>= 0.78), normalized regret 0.291 (<= 0.13), failing every criterion in both origin-hash half-folds. For scale, exact fair D1 agrees with D4 at 0.486 top-1 on the historical panel - the learned student is WORSE than the cheapest exact search. Combined with the repository's prior played-action distillation failures, this strengthens the conclusion to: the obstacle to learning D4's ranking is not sibling coverage but the representational capacity of a compact board evaluator for the 4-ply search-value function. The registered self-play loop's stage-1 prerequisite is not met at this model scale.