Large Drive and Small Drive shipped with unnamed Quality terms on their flat stats; the command keeps those exponents. The reset stripped them, so the new exponent check read the Thruster precedent instead.
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ExponentFor drew its pool from items.Except(targets), so growing the targets from six to twelve changed the exponents a rerun on master's catalog writes. The pool is now snapshotted once, from every design that declares roles and names a Quality term, before the loop mutates anything. Describe prints each named term's exponent, one test pins Autocannon's and LRMM72's exponents against the shipped blob, and one clears a single role of a two-role seller and expects only that role re-authored.
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ShippedCatalogRolesAreLive checks every design of every kind: each non-flat stat reads one declared role,
declared roles are read, sellers author each once, role-mapped designs are not all flat (the tool answers
which, via Program.HasRoleMap). RolesBackfillIsAuthored pins ratios and roles, with the Autocannon
Penetration, Mine Range and LRMM72 LockAngle asserts. RolesBackfillCommandTests resets the backfilled designs
on a scratch catalog, applies, and expects the shipped catalog back, then replays as a no-op.
EveryShippedProductHasAMaker. TheEnvelopeComesFromTheGear bounds each drive by the catalog's Large Drive
Thrust range; ShippedWeaponOperabilityTests reads the catalog's DefaultEntitySettings.
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