Confirmations are counted numerically, not by active signer validity.
When a signer is revoked, their prior confirmations remain counted.
This creates inconsistent state where a transaction appears valid but cannot reach real consensus.
Likelihood:
Owner revokes a signer after confirmations exist
Happens naturally during governance changes
Impact:
Execution legitimacy becomes ambiguous
Governance disputes or frozen funds
Populate snapshot during proposal:
Require confirmations only from snapshot signers.
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