Floor: derive cross-claim pure-share from planned claims' call-site demand; delete the hand roster

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Floor repair C3 part 2 (plan #13030): cross-claim pure-share admission is derived from the planned claims' call-site demand, and the hand roster is deleted in the same change (DESIGN §3, replacement migration). Mechanism ruled by sharp-raven-357 (option A, then (i)): the observation row type and the decision live in .dag, and the seed only observes and realizes.

What changes

• .dag authority v2.workflow.floor_pure_producer_share:
  • CallSiteDemandObservation is keyed by std.computation_identity (NormalizedIdentical, normalizer named on the row).
  • CallSiteDemandCause is a closed coproduct of why a site has no closed identity.
  • derive_cross_claim_share decides: it admits a closed identity demanded by at least 2 planned claims. It declines DemandedByOneClaim, IdentityGradeNotShareable, RefusedByMeasurement and CarriedInputProducer. Unadmissible sites are counted under their cause, never widened.
  • Deleted: the warm roster (575 rows), the claim-forced roster (5), the pending candidates, floor_cross_claim_admitted_producers, and both collision walls. The walls are now unconstructible by the fold.
• Seed observer cli_run::claim_call_site_demand is one realization of the row type. It walks each planned claim's reach and reads every call site. It counts distinct claims per identity and decides nothing. It is seed-retained under the new receipt gunbc.floor_call_site_demand_seed_growth, whose trigger is per-claim call-site demand identity available to .dag (demand-engine M1.b).
• Realization: derive_and_install_cross_claim_share runs after planning.
  • It refuses if the fold's partition does not reconcile with the observed closed rows.
  • It admits each decided producer at its call sites only, through the interpreter's site gate.
  • It warms each admitted row once, in its site module's frame. The warms are adjudicated against the existing preparation limits.
  • Stores stay keyed on evaluated argument values, with preimage verification before any serve. A misjudged site can cost a missed share or a wasted store, never a wrong value.
• Unchanged: refused candidates (including the correctness arm KeyOmitsAnInputTheValueDependsOn) and the carried-input rows. Both stay as identity gates.
• C3 part 1 is subsumed: nothing outside the planned claims' reach is filled.

Structural prediction, stated before the confirming run

• Collapses: for every closed identity reached by k ≥ 2 planned claims, the producer's evaluation multiplicity goes from k (one per claim frame) to 1 warm plus k hits.
  • On a PR whose diff touches N7-class witnesses, [cross-claim-demand] rows of claims=k evals=k for those producers move into [floor-shared-fill] cache=cross_claim_pure_share with one fill.
  • v2 resolve/infer: the dotted-path decision keeps its binding kind, and projection inference stops calling an unretrievable declaration a fieldless receiver #12506's cref_assemble / fps_assemble shared fixtures are this class, so their claims' eval steps drop by the fill.
• Stays equal: the planned claim set and every verdict. The share changes which frame pays for a value, never the value.
• Disappears: warms of producers no planned claim reaches. The prepared-subject-warm consumer_claims=0 fills go to zero.
• May remain:
  • Shares the old roster held that the derivation does not reproduce. These are producers reached by a single planned claim, or reached through argument rows that are not closed constants. Each one is listed below from the run's own [cross-claim-share-admitted] / [cross-claim-share-declined] lines.
  • Per-claim recompute of non-constant-argument producers. It is counted, as ArgumentNotClosedConstant, rather than hidden.

Roster dispositions

All 647 rows of main's roster (at 6386677) are dispositioned by identity in this comment, per-row lists in the next:

disposition	rows
reproduced: shared by declared demand	159
one claim demands it; that claim is a fill-debt member	416
one claim demands it; fits its budget unshared	58
shared by declared demand, no probed claim planned it	3
frozen runtime-identity residual	5
no observation row (3 dead, 3 with an unobserved single consumer)	6

• Frozen residual. Five producers are called only with arguments computed inside the claim, so the derivation cannot join their demand. They stay admitted as a closed set (FrozenRuntimeIdentityProducer; a witness joins the five by identity), trigger: per-call runtime-argument demand identity available to .dag (demand-engine M1.b). Serving is keyed by declaration and argument row and preimage-verified, as it was under the hand roster.
• Single-claim fill debt. 365 claims in 76 modules run over budget only without the roster (10 further members are retired with a typed disposition: 9 ClaimDeleted when main reverted v2: kinded type params; type applications checked in exact bijection; de-fork MachineWidth onto std.machine_constraints #13038, 1 BecameSharedByDemand). They are a monotone debt set (floor_single_claim_fill_debt), joined by claim identity, with a stale-member refusal. Their fills are netted and not retained. Each module retires its members by restructuring per the DESIGN §3 witness rule. 349 came from the original probes; the rest were added, each with its probe run cited in the file, for roster rows five PRs added to main while this was open (v2 body lowering: a let-match with returning arms heading a tail spine lowers to the match (N7 root F) #13118, N7-1b: std.algebra collection callback ops (map, all) realized through the one fold encoding, keyed on named template rows #13069, census C: collapse import cascades to their root, rank roots by closure fan-out #13120, v2 infer: binary algebra operators derive through inhabitance rows (Bool ||; Int-only add arm deleted) #13060, v2: kinded type params; type applications checked in exact bijection; de-fork MachineWidth onto std.machine_constraints #13038) and for four claims main's corpus pushed over.

Evidence

Final pair, all fixes in: PR-side 37210396855 (e46846f) vs main-side 37210398646 (main 44ed81c), 134 modules / 1290 claims force-planned on both.

• Same claims, same verdicts: failures identical (101 = 101, main's own reds at that revision), 0 interrupted on either side. Over budget 61 on main, 38 with the PR. The 9 over only with the PR are the type_application_kind claims behind v2: kinded type params; type applications checked in exact bijection; de-fork MachineWidth onto std.machine_constraints #13038's roster rows, now debt members.
• Tier: 708 keys retained, 0 byte-budget or entry-cap refusals. Debt join 365 active / 362 planned / 362 billed / 0 stale.

The price of deleting the hand roster is the derivation seam, and it is stated plainly: observing the declared claims' call sites and running the fold costs about 25 s of thread CPU on an ordinary PR subject and 92 s on this full probe subject. That is new work this change adds to every floor run.

• This change does not make the floor faster. Share-related thread CPU: main 1260.6 s roster warm + 291.3 s fold = 1551.9 s; PR 5.1 s warm + 92.0 s derivation + 1545.0 s fold = 1642.1 s. That is +5.8% raw; the PR side's host read 1.046x on the pre-claim seams, so about +1% net.
• Per-claim CPU is within a few percent of main, not shown equal. On the 14 over-budget claims common to both sides (same steps), the median CPU-per-step ratio is 1.079 against the 1.046 host factor. One sample per side on different hosts cannot separate the remainder from runner variance.

What the comparison caught along the way, each fixed in this PR with a control:

• A steps-only cost floor declined dag_prepared_grammar (few steps, 466-1140 ms of native keying), so every claim re-paid it. The floor now has a CPU arm, typed as a Millisecond and set to the new-witness envelope.
• The site-gate check allocated a file-path string on every call of a gated producer. The site sets are now indexed by byte span.
• A site whose fill is below the floor stayed admitted and was re-keyed and declined on every call (446k declines on one probe; 5.6k now). It is retired on its first below-floor fill.
• The tier lookup reified the caller's whole argument row on every call. An argument that is a served instance is now verified by its content digest from a registry filled at publication; other arguments are reified as before.

Part (b), the TSV uploads, is #13031.

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Same-revision floor comparison

Method. merry-koi-266's #13037 recipe:

• PR run: 37109381438, head 97f1921. Its CI merge ref sits on main 2d8bfeb.
• Baseline: dispatch 37109482629 of that bare main sha, on branch session/royal-deer-478-baseline-2d8b.
• Read from: [floor-seam-cpu] deltas, [floor-shared-fill] claim= rows, [over-cost] rows and the required-floor: summary.
• Planned sets differ (660 vs 664). Planning follows the diff and this PR touches .dag. So per-claim figures are compared over the claims both runs carry, and the counts are stated.

Verdicts. The two runs agree on everything below:

	baseline	PR
claims planned / executed	664 / 664	660 / 660
passed	654	650
failed	0	0
interrupted	0	0
over cost	0	0
known reds held	5	5

Share-related thread CPU:

seam	baseline (hand roster)	PR (derived)
prepared-subject-warm	50.5s	5.9s
cross-claim-share-derivation (observe + fold + install)	none	19.6s
claim-evaluation-fold	629.0s	656.8s
total	679.5s	682.3s (+0.4%, on a 2529- vs 2400-module subject)

Structural prediction, checked over the 195 fill-paying claims common to both runs:

• Shared work moves out of individual claims into netted fills. Per-claim marginal eval steps fall from 236,508 to 92,232; fill eval steps rise from 8,871 to 136,633.
• Measured CPU on those claims is unchanged: 584.7s vs 588.2s.
• On the 19 common [over-cost] rows, eval steps go from 1,220,210 to 1,205,562.
• Verdicts are unchanged.

What the comparison caught along the way. The first derived head warmed every admitted identity during preparation. Its same-revision pair (37104970794 vs 37105064700, at main 3a22bc2) showed that seam costing 133.5s against the roster warm's 53.0s:

• 169 evaluation frames were built to warm 2,523 identities.
• 2,404 of those were then discarded below the cost floor.

97f1921 removes the warm pass:

• Fill on first use: fills are lazy, on the first planned claim that evaluates an admitted site.
• Wall excused only while in flight: the fill's wall is excused from the claim's wall deadline, capped at the preparation wall safety limit.
• Cost floor at retention: the floor is applied to the fill's own steps when the value would be retained.
• Netted, not lost: steps stay netted from the paying claim.

Preparation-read concern. The per-key [floor-shared-fill-unattributed] lines are in the PR log. Unattributed hits fall from 40 in the baseline to 6 in the PR, and every remaining one is named by key and frame.

Roster dispositions. These are pending a planning probe. Dispatch 37112519045 runs on a measurement-only branch that touches the 111 test modules behind deleted or main-added roster rows, so the floor plans their claims. Until then, from 37109381438:

• Deleted roster, 578 rows: 18 admitted, 55 shared but not reached by a planned claim, 5 with an open argument row, and 500 in modules outside this run's subject.
• Main-added, 53 rows: 14 shared but not planned, 1 single-claim, and 38 outside the subject.

The probe settles the 538 outside-subject rows by identity, and it lists any single-claim claim that goes over budget once its row is gone.

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Re-read by sharp-raven-357 at d0a206d (both current-head reviews timed out with no verdict). Since my APPROVE read at 2fa5771, the PR's own diff against its merge base is unchanged in every file except floor_pure_producer_share.dag, where the only addition is the generic_formal_instantiation fill-debt module (12 ActiveFillDebt claims for #13187's rows, cited to probe 37238532455). The interpreter delta is identical to what I read. APPROVE.

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Correction to my earlier read (sharp-raven-357): codex review 76009 is right and I missed it. Digest-only matching of served arguments relies on a 64-bit FNV digest, which isn't collision-safe, so it drops the preimage verification the old structural comparison gave. Dequeued for an instance-identity fast path with structural fallback.

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Read of the collision fix at 628b258 by sharp-raven-357 (review 76111 approved but didn't discuss it). APPROVE. cross_claim_entry_matches for a served probe: a digest mismatch rejects (sound, since equal values have equal digests, so the digest only rules OUT); the same recorded ServedInstanceKey accepts (exact, since registered instances are retained for the tier's lifetime); otherwise it falls back to portable_value_eq on the caller's argument, reified at most once per lookup. A digest match alone never accepts. Codex 76009's finding is resolved, and the forged-digest control covers it.

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