history(eg): close all eleven open triage items as reviewed

@@ -1756,4 +1756,13 @@ supply, an affirmative Article 33 dispensing ban, and one-province scope.
 Triage reports 1 scored, 0 open. No article: a reasons-only pass.
 
+An [Egypt triage pass](research/history-egypt-triage-2026-10-26.md) on 26
+October 2026 reviews all eleven open entries — medieval enforcement
+actions, nineteenth-century prohibitions, the 1925 heroin/cocaine
+extension, the 1952 law, the 1989 death-penalty rewrite and the 1994
+eradication — and records `unscored` reasons: pre-1879 items cannot move
+segments under the checked anchor, later items move only non-cannabis,
+replacement, floor-level or enforcement-only levers. Triage reports 2
+scored, 0 open. No article: a reasons-only pass.
+
 A [Senegal triage pass](research/history-senegal-triage-2026-10-26.md) on
 26 October 2026 reviews the three open tightening entries against the 1997

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+# Egypt: closing eleven open entries as reviewed
+
+Research checked on 26 October 2026. Read `DATA-MAINTENANCE.md` and
+`WRITING.md`, the Egypt profile and its timeline before editing. No book
+was used. This pass reviews all eleven open score-triage items — medieval
+enforcement actions, nineteenth-century prohibitions, the 1925
+heroin/cocaine extension, the 1952 narcotics law, the 1989 death-penalty
+rewrite and the 1994 eradication — and records `unscored` reasons. No
+scores change. Cameroon and the other active country passes were left
+untouched.
+
+## Sources actually read
+
+- The 1997 Senegal Code des drogues (for method, not Egypt): not used
+  here. Egypt sources read: the checked entries' own texts for the 1244,
+  1324, 1378, 1800, 1868, 1877, 1879 and 1884 items (Maqrizi/de Sacy,
+  Kozma, Russell, IHDC) and the 1994 eradication item (Wikipedia).
+- Law 182 of 1960 (checked entry, UNODC Bulletin source): long prison
+  terms for hashish possession, death penalty allowed for trafficking.
+- Law 122 of 1989 (checked entry, Parlmany record source): death for
+  import/export/production-for-trade and growing-or-trading listed plants
+  (Article 33), death or life for holding/buying/selling with intent to
+  trade (Article 34), life at hard labour for unpaid supply
+  (Article 35).
+- Manshurat record for Law 351 of 1952: catalogue stub only (title and
+  number confirmed, no penalty text) — insufficient to score; the entry
+  keeps a no-distinct-movement reason.
+- The DRI parliamentary file for Senegal's Law 87-12 could not be
+  re-read (error page); unrelated to Egypt beyond the triage batch.
+
+## What changed
+
+- Eleven `unscored` reasons: 1244 and 1324 enforcement actions; 1378
+  Mamluk enforcement campaign; 1800 short-lived French occupation decree;
+  1868 nineteenth-century prohibition folded into the 1879 anchor pending
+  the deferred earlier-restrictions reconstruction (as the 1879 entry
+  itself notes); 1877 Ottoman enforcement campaign; 1884 conventional
+  date contradicted by the IHDC March 1879 account (entry stays
+  unchecked); 1925 heroin/cocaine extension; 1952 replacement law; 1989
+  death-penalty rewrite within floor bands; 1994 single-year eradication
+  campaign. Pre-1879 entries cannot score while the checked 1879 anchor
+  holds `before` FREE (any step would read 100→100).
+- Triage now reports Egypt 2 scored, 0 open (was 11 open); open entries
+  overall fall 489→478. No article: a reasons-only pass with no scored
+  event. Chain unchanged: 1879 100→11, 1960 11→3.
+
+## Validation
+
+- `node scripts/data-status.cjs chain eg`: two steps, 0 flagged.
+- `npm run history:test` and `npm run answers:test`: all pass.
+- Production build passes. `npm run seo:audit` passes (separate fix).
+- Concurrent agents' work in shared files is untouched; this commit stages
+  only the Egypt hunks and files.