prove2me-logs is public: the Diaz main theorem reduces to a single named leaf

carlok/prove2me-logs is the working log of my Prove2Me formalization activity — per-mission entries with theorem uuids, Lean environments, and what remains open — public since Sep 7 as a record of the work rather than an archive of the proofs. The first entries record dead ends beside progress: the free-ring no-go formalized with its prose proof intact, a six-exponentials no-go note with a Waldschmidt erratum, and a Diaz bridge node that turned out to attach to nothing. Day two records the Diaz tree and writes up the decompose–link–iterate rule behind it: by the fourth generation the main theorem’s difficulty sits in a single named leaf — pi transcendence — with both leaves of the second branch named.