Two statuses, not one
The tab computes what closed trades imply and what the throttle is allowed to use.
The primary output block carries a closed-only expectancy status alongside the status fed to the throttle, and they answer different questions. The first grades the closed trades on their own terms and will happily return a favourable reading from two closed winners. The second applies the completeness filter and returns Insufficient Sample unless the expected cycle is fully resolved. Keeping both means the operator can see what the partial evidence suggests without that suggestion acquiring deployment authority. It is the same separation the system applies everywhere: an observation is permitted to exist and is not permitted to travel. What crosses into the throttle packet is the filtered one, and the unfiltered one stays on the console as context for the person reading it.
The completeness test sits between the reading and the packet. A partial cycle passes through the first two stages and stops at the third, so what the throttle receives is an honest refusal rather than an optimistic partial.

