L1: the petuchot and setumot are engraved (tablet 39)

The scroll in the aron had no paragraphs. The WLC marks every petuchah
(פ) and setumah (ס); scripts/build_l1.py handled sof pasuq, maqaf and
paseq and read past these. L1 was 5,853 verses divided only by chapter
numbers, which are not Torah's.

Transmitter's word: "add the petuchah and setumah markers to L1."

- build_l1.py: a verse followed — or interrupted — by a break carries
    "parashah_breaks": [{ "after_word": 13, "type": "petuchah" }]
  The break is recorded by the word it follows; at the end of a verse
  that is the verse's word count. text_hebrew is untouched: the break
  is structure, not letters. Counts go into build_report.json.
- 293 petuchot and 394 setumot, in 686 verses — the source's count
  exactly. Four fall inside a verse (pisqa b'emtza pasuq): Bereishit
  35:22, Devarim 2:8, 5:21, 23:8; Devarim 5:21 has two. These are the
  Leningrad Codex's divisions (a scroll written to the Rambam's list
  has 290 and 379); the README says which tradition L1 records.

WHAT CHANGED IN THE EDUT: one field added to 686 verse files. Verified
file by file — with that field removed, all 5,853 verse files are
byte-identical to the previous L1.

  L1 SHA-256  156b1d27…d8c9d5  →  f743b34b…3f1494

Moved together, because they pin the hash: L1Reader @l1_expected_hash ·
Luchot.Firmware + Spec · azazel goral._L1_INTEGRITY_HASH · the kohen's
gate in KOHEN.md and KOHEN_PROMPT.md. The goral's seed changes with it;
azazel records already in L3 stand as cast.

- L1Reader: `parashah_breaks` on every verse (a list, empty where there
  is none; only the two kinds are passed on).
- test/tablet39_parashah_breaks_test.exs — 7 tests: the six days of
  creation each close with a petuchah; the Shema's first paragraph
  (Devarim 6:4–9) opens after a petuchah and closes with a setumah; the
  break inside Bereishit 35:22 falls between ישראל and ויהיו; Devarim
  5:21 has its two; the whole scroll counts 293 / 394 / 686.
- Specs: vayakhel §1.2 and terumah §E1 said the marks were dropped;
  they now say where they are. (The source element is <seg>, not a
  milestone as 483d50c called it; and that commit's "233" was 293.)
  Doorpost @expected_hash 21f1a4d5… → b62311e7…, in this commit.
- l1/README.md: a "Paragraph Breaks" section.

Read before committing — all five suites on the new L1: Elixir 491/0
(seeds 0 7 42) · Haskell 59/0 · korban 222 passed 1 skipped · azazel
125 passed · Prolog 6 suites exit 0. verify_l1.py OK. Four images
built; full local stack (real engine, PostgreSQL with SSL): the witness
reads the scroll and matches, Hebrew 200, English 422, health 7/7,
L3 written, no errors; every image carries f743b34b… read-only.

Nothing consumes the breaks yet: no cycle, scope or answer uses the
parashah. They are in the scroll and in the reader.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>

specs/shorashim_vayakhel.md

@@ -45,14 +45,14 @@ The specification that sits inside the aron must be specified with the same prec
 | **Source — roots** | `openscriptures/HebrewLexicon` at commit `21c9add` (`LexicalIndex.xml`, `AugIndex.xml`): each lemma filed under its Brown-Driver-Briggs root. BDB and Strong's public domain; the index CC BY 4.0 |
 | **Builder** | `scripts/build_l1.py`. Deterministic: the same two checkouts give the same bytes and the same hash. Both commits are recorded in `l1/build_report.json` |
 | **Extent** | 5 books, 187 chapters, 5,853 verses (WLC/BHS versification; the traditional count is 5,845), 79,982 words |
-| **Format** | One JSON file per verse, `l1/torah/{book}/{chapter}/{verse}.json`: `{ "ref": "Bereishit 1:1", "book": "bereishit", "chapter": 1, "verse": 1, "text_hebrew": "...", "words": [...] }`, with `"ketiv_qere": [...]` and `"smikhut": [...]` where the verse has them |
+| **Format** | One JSON file per verse, `l1/torah/{book}/{chapter}/{verse}.json`: `{ "ref": "Bereishit 1:1", "book": "bereishit", "chapter": 1, "verse": 1, "text_hebrew": "...", "words": [...] }`, with `"ketiv_qere": [...]`, `"smikhut": [...]` and `"parashah_breaks": [...]` where the verse has them |
 | **Word** | `{ "position": 1, "text": "בְּרֵאשִׁ֖ית", "consonants": "בראשית", "lemma": "7225", "morph": "HR/Ncfsa", "teamim": ["tipcha"], "prefix": "ב", "shoresh": "ראש" }`. `prefix` and `shoresh` are present only where the word has them; `large_letters` marks an enlarged letter (4 words) |
 | **Integrity** | SHA-256 over every file of the L1 tree (path, then bytes), recorded at build time in `integrity.sha256`. The pipeline re-reads and re-hashes the tree at startup and every ten minutes |
 | **Cantillation marks** | Kept on the text as the Unicode codepoints the WLC carries (U+0591–U+05AF), and named per word in `teamim`. The parse tree is NOT pre-computed: the reader builds it from the marks |
 | **Ketiv/qere** | From the WLC's ketiv/qere annotations: 67 pairs in 64 verses, stored as `{ "word_position": 6, "ketiv": "...", "ketiv_consonants": "...", "qere": "...", "qere_consonants": "..." }` |
 | **Shoresh** | Read from the lexicon by the word's lemma — never derived from the consonants. 57,487 words carry one; 1,378 distinct roots. Particles and pronouns carry none, by rule; names the lexicon gives no etymology carry none |
 | **Gematria** | Not stored. Computed from the consonants when read (engine and pipeline) |
-| **Petuchah / setumah** | Present in the source as paragraph milestones. Not carried into L1: the builder does not read them |
+| **Petuchah / setumah** | From the WLC's own `פ` / `ס` marks: 293 petuchot and 394 setumot in 686 verses, stored as `"parashah_breaks": [{ "after_word": 13, "type": "petuchah" }]`. The break is recorded by the word it follows; four fall inside a verse. These are the Leningrad Codex's divisions |
 | **Smikhut compounds** | From the morphology, where a word is marked construct: 9,203 attested pairs in 4,106 verses, stored as `{ "position": 5, "construct": "...", "construct_consonants": "...", "absolute": "...", "absolute_consonants": "..." }` |
 
 **Verification procedure:**