Carries the on-device bsky projector. The two networks were never symmetric: the fediverse bridge HOLDS a registered name's feed and projects from it server-side, so this phone federated nine posts with nothing running on it — while Bluesky's membrane is keyless and re-serves only what the device SIGNED, so its atproto repo held exactly one record, hpp's fresh-account `self.hello`, and no profile at all. Identity, handle, relay and consent were all correct. Nothing had ever authored anything. favela-bridge's projection pass is now transport-free, favela-host supplies hpp and favela-peer as objects rather than sockets (SELinux gives an app no `sock_file`), and the Bluesky card grows a fourth step that runs it — dry run beside send, because it publishes a history and a post there cannot be recalled. Bundle 41.00 MB → 41.93 MB. The projector's own closure is most of that; making favela-bridge's hyper-svc import opaque kept a third copy of the transport out (915 files back to 610), which plain deferral did not — bare-pack follows a static dynamic import. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>