A correct-finger run matched on frame 1 -- twice, on both the touch and the
image-ready event, with the right gid and fid -- and then answered "not
identified yet" for the remaining 39 frames without ever producing another
verdict. The matcher was never the problem; our loop wedged after the first
result.
The reference frame loop is {QUERY_EVENT_STATUS, CAPTURE_IMAGE, REPORT_EVENT,
QUERY_EVENT_STATUS, REPORT_EVENT}. Ours queried only at the top of the frame.
QUERY_EVENT_STATUS answers in rc -- 5 while an event is pending, 0 once
REPORT_EVENT has consumed it -- so the trailing query is what acknowledges the
trustlet's event state before the next frame. Without it the state is never
cleared and every later frame is refused.
Both status values are now printed per frame, so the state machine is visible
rather than inferred.
This also explains the wrong-finger control reading as 40 rescans and no
rejection: a session that never resolves has nothing to acknowledge, so it
looked the same either way and told us less than it appeared to.