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unique-index refusals vector: rows 20-22 load rows 14, 15, 17; README gives the real schema ids

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Rows 20-22 open stores holding the records of rows 14, 15 and 17, so a
runtime with no batch commit (TS) still walks cross-group key order. Over
the TS-walkable rows (5, 8-13, 19-22), hand mutants of CompareRefusals'
first-key compare fail: code point row 22; OrdinalIgnoreCase 20, 22;
InvariantCulture 20, 21; InvariantCultureIgnoreCase 20, 21. Rows 1-19 are
byte-identical. The README now names the sha256 schema ids the store
catalogs carry, not the versions, and counts tests.uq_alias's unique Alt.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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unique-index refusals vector: rows 14-19 pin code-unit, case, culture and alias ordering; README walk counts per row and schema ids

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cultcache C# tests: pin that a refusal orders keys by code unit, not case

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2026-11-11 09:03:39 +00:00

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cultcache C#: a unique-index refusal names the least violation of the resulting state; write the shared refusals vector

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CultCache: a unique-index refusal names the least violation; shared refusals vector #99

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