        /* and the boot budget, read off __ss.boot. Each clause earns its
           place: the census must have counted something (a census that
           breaks and reports -1 or -2 would sail through a one-sided
           test); it must not have counted the world; the boot chain must
           still be going out in one round rather than waiting on itself,
           which is the one clause that is not a clock at all — it was 10
           before round 32 and is 23 after, so a chain put back in a queue
           lands under the floor; the shell must have sealed on a frame
           rather than on the 1200 ms fallback; the library must still land
           inside the launch rather than behind something slow; and round
           12's eight-second art prewarm must still be nowhere near boot.
           The call ceiling is deliberately loose — the boot chain issues
           about 25 commands and the first screen asks for its covers on
           top, and the point there is to catch a round that pulls a
           per-artist walk or an index to boot, not to police a handful of
           calls. */
        && i.bootCalls >= 14 && i.bootCalls <= 60
        && i.bootSync >= 20
        && i.bootMs >= 0 && i.bootMs < 1200
        && i.bootLibMs >= 0 && i.bootLibMs < 600
        && !/library_art_prewarm/.test(i.bootCmds),
