Published Orthogonal Replication, Strong-Core Switch Decomposition, Cryptic Arm Hierarchy, Dual-Collapse Taxonomy, and Permutation Rigidity of a Native Fracture-State Family in a Computational Longevity Discovery Pipeline (Trinity Claims #87-#108, 2026-03-23)

This version fixes the next published-layer mechanism milestone from the Trinity computational longevity-discovery pipeline. Claims #87-#108 establish an exact operational plateau for native fracture-state admission, orthogonal replication of the target TOP3A/RMI2/CCDC69 family in the published huMAP3 confidence catalog plus raw pair table, selectivity and explicit taxonomy of the analyzable published split-family background, the absence of any coherent non-veto branch, the position of the target family as the unique saturating apex of the coherent veto branch, a strong-core decomposition in which the target family becomes the unique strong-core switch case while the only other strong-core family remains buffered away from veto collapse, a unique published preserved-partial-veto outsider-arm signature, an explicit arm-polarized switch axis in which CCDC69 remains preserved, TOP3A becomes partial, and RMI2 becomes the veto gate, a further flat-to-polarized state transition in which the target is the unique strong-core polarization amplifier while the only comparison strong-core family acts as a polarization damper, a cryptic-to-explicit hierarchy layer in which the target preserves the latent stable order RMI2 < TOP3A < CCDC69 and amplifies that same order into the fracture state while the comparison strong-core family preserves order but damps it, a stricter phase-78 invariant in which the top arm remains conserved across all 7 analyzable published exact split families while the target uniquely combines this conservation with a ceiling-preserved dual collapse of the lower two arms, a phase-79 taxonomy in which published dual-collapse space splits into one weak-core symmetric mode and one strong-core tiered mode, and a phase-80 permutation-rigidity law in which stable-to-fracture arm order is exact identity in 6 of 7 analyzable families, the only non-identity event is a single low-mid adjacent swap, both strong-core families preserve exact order, and the target occupies the unique strong-core fixed-coordinate tiered-collapse position. This package contains the milestone report, claim documents, phase reports, summary tables, family tables, source files, the fracture-aware generator source, and the published huMAP3 input-derived analysis outputs used for orthogonal replication and hierarchy analysis. This is a computational discovery package and not a completed causal validation study.