probe: F-ARW-TARGET-1 — P64 target identity at the CE64 seam - #1095
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds a characterization test for P64 target identity. The test creates four equal-distance targets, dispatches one source row, verifies multiple CE64 edges, and confirms that all emitted edges use identical source, predicate, and object indices of zero. ChangesP64 target identity
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Carrier census while CI runs:
Still probe-only; no carrier buy. |
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Semantic archaeology update: The P64 side makes Therefore the current driver emission Still unresolved before a fix: what CE64 |
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MEASURED RESULT — F-ARW-TARGET-1 FIRES. GitHub Actions
so the new integration test The probe's anti-vacuity arm establishes multiple distinct Verdict: P64 target identity is demonstrably lost at the current ShaderDriver → CE64 seam. This is now executable evidence, not source-reading inference. No fix selected by this PR. Next bounded action remains TARGET-2: carrier/lifetime census + exact emitted-relation semantics. |
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In `@crates/cognitive-shader-driver/tests/p64_target_identity_probe.rs`:
- Line 73: Format the assertion chain containing the “probe is vacuous” message
so it conforms to rustfmt output and passes cargo fmt --check; limit the change
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| let targets = raw.iter().map(|h| h.target).collect::<BTreeSet<_>>(); | ||
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| targets.len() > 1, | ||
| "probe is vacuous: P64 did not produce multiple target archetypes: {targets:?}" |
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Format this assertion chain.
Line 73 causes cargo fmt --check to fail. Run cargo fmt --all and commit the resulting formatting change. As per coding guidelines, “Format Rust code with cargo fmt --all.”
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[error] 73-73: cargo fmt --check failed because the file is not rustfmt-formatted. Format the assertion chain around raw.windows(2) using cargo fmt.
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In `@crates/cognitive-shader-driver/tests/p64_target_identity_probe.rs` at line
73, Format the assertion chain containing the “probe is vacuous” message so it
conforms to rustfmt output and passes cargo fmt --check; limit the change to the
formatting produced by cargo fmt --all.
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…ten rows; restore D-ARW tracking Two independent items, both source-verified against cc0046f. 1. §F third correction. #1112 migrated alpha / alpha_tunnel / rung_schedule into lance-graph-contract and added planner::rung_horizon, so the mechanism §F has now been wrong about twice exists in-tree and names its own type. §F.1's "ten rungs = ten rows, sparsely occupied, at one address" has the wrong noun: AlphaTunnel holds lanes: Vec<AlphaOverlay> built by mapping (0..LEVELS) over ONE borrowed AlphaAllocation (alpha_tunnel.rs:73-89, LEVELS=10 at rung_schedule.rs:59). One lane costs one empty Vec; the module states outright that ten lanes must not mean ten address sets. And "split tunnel" names a read/write path split (reads share the baked spine lock-free, writes go to the overlay at the same addresses, alpha_tunnel.rs:12-18) which neither earlier reading contained. Two things checked rather than assumed, both cutting against the convenient conclusion: the Arrow/Lance storage glue deliberately stayed with the storage crate (alpha.rs:1-5), so lance-graph can express a rung stamp but still not persist one, leaving §F.2's persistence table accurate; and D-ACR-3's blocker survives, because mailbox_owner() still has zero callers outside its module (the only other occurrence is a doc mention at alpha_tunnel.rs:33) while the tunnel enforces one-writer structurally via per-lane &mut. Adds F-RLR-12: a correction must cite the type's definition, not substitute a different English noun for its shape. 2. D-ARW STATUS_BOARD rows restored. Verified gap: the board's deliverable dashboard had zero D-ARW/F-ARW rows while EPIPHANIES, LATEST_STATE and PR_ARC_INVENTORY all carried references, and #1094/#1095 had merged real artifacts. Rows derived ONLY from the merge commits and the files they added (e61d25a, e4db066) — never from #1090's enumeration, which #1093 reverted and #1096 rules non-citable. Scope is deliberately the two deliverables with merged artifacts, not a re-enumeration of D-ARW-0..8, which stays absent pending the operator gate #1096 requires. Board writes post-checked per the never-truncate law (STATUS_BOARD 1662->1682, EPIPHANIES 23989->24054); supersession index regenerated after the board writes and verified current. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_016b33swuXE23hKtqxsHu9p1
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Executable falsifier for the first finding in #1094 / D-ARW-0.
Question
Does the concrete
CascadeHit.targetselected by P64 survive the liveShaderDriver → CausalEdge64emission seam?Probe shape
One BindSpace source row, one active P64 block, four distinct target archetype indices with deliberately identical metric coordinates. Therefore P64 must expose multiple target identities at equal distance.
Anti-vacuity first:
CognitiveShader::cascadeproduces >1 distincttarget;Then run the real driver and inspect emitted CE64 words.
Current measured expectation from source
The driver keeps the source
rowinShaderHitand discardsCascadeHit.target; CE64 emission later derivesS = row % 256,P = 0,O = (row / 4) % 256. The probe therefore characterizes the current collapse by asserting all emitted CE64 words are identical.This is intentionally a characterization/falsifier test, not a declaration that collapse is desired behavior.
STOP
Even if CI confirms the collapse, this PR does not choose a fix and does not mint a DTO/carrier. First audit whether target can remain local until emission, whether an existing reserved field is legally available, or whether replay identity belongs in an existing witness/receipt.
No production code changed.
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