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The RVM was silently succeeding on `every` quantifiers (and loops nested inside an `every` body) that should have failed. In each case the loop computed a pass/fail into a register that the surrounding query then ignored, so the RVM disagreed with the interpreter. Four related fixes: - compile_every_quantifier: guard the loop result so a failing `every` body makes the rule undefined instead of always succeeding. - resolve_iteration_state: `every` over a non-iterable scalar (number, string, bool, null, undefined) is now undefined, not vacuously true. Only genuinely empty collections stay true; any/forEach are untouched. - a `some ... in` inside an `every` body now guards its loop result, so a `some` that matches nothing fails the current iteration. Top-level rule bodies still rely on context yields and are unaffected. - a hoisted index iteration (`some i` / `arr[i]`) inside an `every` body gets the same guard. Also drop `every` from OPA_TODO_FOLDERS so the interpreter-vs-RVM differential suite covers it, add an OPA_UNSKIP_FOLDERS env override for auditing other still-skipped folders, and add regression cases for every variant above.