Summary
A stale hook binary rejected valid repo config, and the false block was turned into recorded errata instead of unexplained tool noise.
Trigger
An outdated hook binary read repo config through an old model and treated the [audit] section in .tsqoba/tsqoba.toml as invalid.
System response
The captured block surface emitted BLOCK with HOOK-RUST-CHECK-CONFIG-LOAD-001, reported a TOML parse failure, and named unknown field 'audit'. The follow-up errata record then stated the actual cause directly: stale hook tooling rather than bad repo config.
Outcome
The incident did not remain an unexplained block. It moved into typed errata with status fixed, and the remediation note tied the false rejection to rebuilding the stale hook binary.
Why it mattered
Dogfooding only helps if bad rejections are recorded and fixed. Here the false block did not turn into private suspicion about tool drift.
Current note
The repo config is valid. This page records a stale tool rejecting it and the errata follow-up that fixed the drift.