Verify relocated Linux speech runtime with genuine CPU recognition

docs/LINUX-SPEECH-0.1.6.md

@@ -99,5 +99,32 @@ provenance. The stripped release CLI is 17560544 bytes, SHA-256
 `51523b1b20e5afcd2ea81a9c824148262f79ea8360ad411c1ce8a97278290d2f`.
 Its actual `setup --help` and `embed --help` accepted the speech options used in
 archive instructions. No model inference was performed in these preparation checks.
-The corrected native speech build and its queued relocated CPU test are still
-running/waiting; no speech-enabled Linux archive has been published yet.
+At this preparation point, native compilation and the queued relocated test
+were still pending. Their completed evidence follows below.
+
+## Completed normal runtime and genuine CPU recognition
+
+The corrected normal auto build from source `61afa08` subsequently completed
+successfully. All 25 runtime records passed origin-only ELF dependency closure.
+The runtime was staged outside its build directory with 29 verified records
+(including inventory and approved notices); its self-test passed with
+`LD_LIBRARY_PATH` and `LD_PRELOAD` unset.
+
+The actual Rust native integration test also passed in 79.42 seconds. It copied
+the runtime to supplementary-Unicode paths, ran real recognition on all 360192
+English samples twice with forced CPU, verified stable passages/source bounds,
+and confirmed persistent model reuse. First/warm ASR was 29.879/38.614 seconds;
+warm model loading was zero and fallback cost zero. These single shared-VM
+functional timings are not a clean performance benchmark or broad quality score.
+
+Inventory SHA-256:
+`a033ed36d33c43601d219ec17e57c3e561ad6c25eee1556ffbb054f306c5e4a9`.
+Worker SHA-256:
+`b801b733c4212efa0afd28146df5bc6e85e9419314f5c9616355c38ebd4e7110`.
+The 25 inventoried runtime files total 59234912 bytes.
+Actual test log SHA-256:
+`e651a80e2a980adeb309af28643cf3a33bc184899510fb7054a79327fb5900b7`.
+Ignored raw evidence is in `speech-auto-61afa08/relocated-verification.json` and
+`relocated-native-cpu.log` under the WSL validation cache.
+Linux GPU execution, shared-service packaged speech/Google retrieval and public
+archive delivery remain open. Archive construction is now underway.