Open plan step 10, witnessed events over a place subtree
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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leakage test. The joint-per-room Interpreter was considered and rejected:
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the room is not the unit of interruption, the digest is.
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### 10. Witnessed events over a place subtree — in design
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Objective: stories that carry regional and global effects. An asteroid is
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witnessed by everyone under a region's root; the moon going dark by everyone
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under a hemisphere's; a subject standing in a village under both sees both.
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Current mechanism: knowledge enters a subject through `AcquireKnowledge`
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(one operation per subject), through speech fan-out (`Communicate`, which
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names a speaker and follows a channel's `Reach`), or through evidence. An
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event with no speaker that a thousand people saw costs a thousand operations
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and hits the patch caps.
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Intended change: one operation, `Witness { fact, place }`, that lands
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`Witnessed` knowledge of the fact on every subject positioned anywhere under
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the place, recipients derived at apply time from live positions exactly as
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speech fan-out derives its audience, never stored. Every witness's scope
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digest moves, which is what makes a global event interrupt whoever was
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mid-thought (step 9).
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Cut line: no second fan-out owner; no stored recipient list; a witness names
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no speaker; the subtree walk reuses the one covering predicate; the tool
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surface and exemplar lists grow by exactly one; confinement treats the place
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like any other operation ground.
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## Subtraction budget
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Prefer deletion, collapse, or reuse before adding surfaces. The replacement
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