For local hidden-variable accounts of the CHSH experiment that are faithful – reproducing the observed singles and coincidence rates and unbiased marginals of a polarization singlet with symmetric detector efficiency – I determine the minimal measurement dependence (Hall’s variational measure) needed to achieve a CHSH value . Linear programming over all local strategies yields, to machine precision at 32 grid points, , whose edges reproduce Hall’s tight bound at , the Garg-Mermin detection threshold, and the postselection ceiling . The quantum point is certified exactly: , with primal and dual certificates in arithmetic. I solve the unique detection profile under which a deterministic sign model reproduces the singlet exactly, derive the edge law, and prove exact quantum correlations and angle-independent coincidence rates jointly impossible for pure-detection models. Surviving local accounts trade off measurement dependence against a modulation of the fourfold coincidence sum, of relative amplitude up to 12.4%, which vanishes at the CHSH angles and has never been bounded below 1%. A settings-torus protocol reaches sensitivity at 0.1% within hours: a flat result forces of Hall’s floor; a fringe would contradict the flat-rate prediction of quantum mechanics. Finally I exhibit a local mechanism – moire phase locking – with deterministic phase evolution and all randomness quenched in frozen offsets and flight times; with 1024 offsets it attains the certified floor exactly at at every tested fidelity, from 10% down to 1%, and its softening of the correlation extremes is a falsifiable fingerprint.

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