Findings decay-channel-baseline-vacuous (expected DrivePlume, Emission, LaunchFlash per source, not a post-tick
baseline), radiator-temperature-factor-unpinned (T^2 x multiplier x emissivity at two temperatures) and
one-writer-castable (the exposed view is not a Dictionary, is the same object each read, refuses writes).
Not built locally; verified on Yggdrasil.
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Mutant decay-item-from-last-entry survived dc244686: the gun was the last-inserted entry, so
Values.Last().Item was its own, and every other entry was rewritten by its Execute after the
decay loop. The fixture now stops the drive and pings once, so the gun, the drive and the ping
are touched by decay alone and their three items differ. Builds.
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Decay with a gun, a drive and two Visibility gears checks every entry keeps its own item.
Key 3 of union 22 by golden bytes, the old three-slot record reads Thermal, the five ordinals,
json "channel", and a reopened catalog file. The radiator's strength is HeatRadiationMultiplier
x Emissivity at exponent 0; the ping's is its authored PingVisibility at two values. Gun,
beam and thruster channels hold at a strong and a sub-threshold strength.
Not yet built or run at this commit.
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VisibilitySources holds Signature (channel, strength, item); the eight direct writes
go through the one writer; Visibility stays the sum; SignatureOn(channel) splits it.
VisibilityData gains Key(3) Channel. No number changes. Not yet built or tested at this
commit (verification follows).
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The finding's fixture (Synthetic(8, 7005), the seeded random walk through its
eighth intent) compares a warm allocator with a fresh one at every step. Fails
on the 0.4.0 pin, passes on 0.4.1. Builds.
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Finding cut-thrust-allocator.s3.longinus-envelope-unbounded. The allocated reach carries the envelope's turn terms, which now include the
drives' yaw, so the measured broadside lower bound moves from .9 to .85 of it.
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- Zone.Update publishes every entity's paints before any entity updates (Entity.PublishPaints), so a broken lock clears on the same tick whatever the entity order.
- ActionGameManager.ApplyLockProgress is the one lock-indicator curve, called by the outgoing and the incoming indicator.
- LockWarningTests drive the real LockWeapon through Zone.Update; pins on strength across 0.15..1.0, the direction and sensor progress terms, and both entity orders.
Not yet run: this commit's tests have not been built.
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AetherDb ship-authoring centre prints Shape.CenterOfMass; Package asks it and moves Ship Root so that point sits
at the world origin, after regenerating the unowned map icon, shield and tractor from the render meshes (Keep
leaves one alone). Package never makes a hull collider (ruling package-frame-defer-collider). smoke_package's
bound-collection rollback cases now rebind to a different path so a rollback that restores keys but not values fails.
C# not yet built when committed; the Blender smokes and Python unit tests pass.
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LockWeapon.Execute paints its target with its own Lock (the one value the outgoing indicator also reads);
Entity publishes the one-tick inbox as IncomingLocks; the HUD shows one incoming indicator on the strongest
warning with the outgoing indicator's curves. Unity HUD code not compiled here; tests not yet run at this commit.
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The two Lows from Soul s1 (follow-up catalog-merge-replay-order). The thermal constants are placeholders
(-1) in this commit: it builds and fails by design, the next commit pins the measured values.
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GameData/Aetheria.cc is master's blob, not this branch's; the consumables-first-set
apply is replayed in the next commit. The AetherDb command list takes both new
commands. This merge commit does not build until the apply and test seeding follow.
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The command mutated the cache's own VerseGrammar before the batch upsert, so the upsert was redundant and two Soul
mutants (update branch dropped; Same ignoring description or render path) survived: the replace test judged the result
with the same Same() the command uses. The test now reads the fields. Unrun until the full job.
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The Longinus the fixture builds has no heatsinks: its drives overheat and shut down at
about seven seconds (measured: drift -0.006 deg to tick 360, then the thermal shutdown),
so the 600-tick flight of the spec reads the shutdown, not the allocator.
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The allocator reads Item.Active every tick, so fixtures that fire a thruster on their
first update warm its performance first; flight fixtures take the thrusters' energy draw
to zero so a brownout does not scale the turn; the Duel drives are mismatched after they
heat apart, and degraded by heat (the Large Drive has no durability term); the
consumer sits at (2,1), the Skiff's interior centre column. ReachIsWhatTheShipCanDo's
Longinus ceiling is 1.3 (measured 1.195 nose-on, 1.249 broadside).
Previous test commits do not build or pass; this one is unverified until the full run.
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