§1-C: memory-aware CI floor spawn_width — derived from measured VmHWM peak + live budget (not pinned 4)

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§1-C: memory-aware CI floor spawn_width (derived, not pinned)

Replaces the pinned gunbc_ci_floor_spawn_width() -> hardware_thread_count(4) with a derived, memory-aware width that consumes the now-merged #5431 measurement keystone:

width = min(shard_count, hardware_threads, ⌊0.8 · live_budget ÷ measured_per_shard_peak⌋)

The keystone constraint (sourced from MEASUREMENT, not a literal)

The per-shard peak is #5431's measured VmHWM emit, not the ~14 GB hand-grounded literal #5419 deleted as unwired:

• emit (run 27893441091, §1 measurement keystone (instrument): emit floor concurrent-peak RSS (VmHWM) so width derives from a MEASURED peak, not a hand-grounded literal #5431 PR CI, corpus 616 witnesses, 2026-06-21): floor peak RSS: 8400113664 bytes (VmHWM) at spawn_width=4
• each DiscoveryBatch shard does a whole-tree resolve → per-shard peak ≈ VmHWM ÷ width = 8.40 GB ÷ 4 ≈ 2.10 GB/shard
• committed provenance-stamped in dsl/gunbc/ci_floor_measurement.dag (re-stamp on every re-measure).

The §3 grain (measured ⇒ peripheral)

• per-shard peak = OUR measurement → committed .dag fact.
• memory budget = authored by an EXTERNAL system (the host cgroup) → read LIVE by the host realizer (claim_executor reads cgroup memory.max, walked leaf→root by min; /proc/meminfo fallback) and threaded into the pure .dag fold via run_in_context_with_args.
• the min-fold lives in std.realization_width (pure, v2-inheriting).

Safety (this is a 4→7, not an untested high-width leap)

shard_count = floor breadth = 7, so width = min(7, 128, ~11) = 7 today — the memory term is non-binding and acts as a pure fail-closed FLOOR that only reduces width below the topology cap once the tree outgrows budget/7. The 0.8 fraction is the §5 margin protecting the one failure mode §1-C exists to prevent (OOM) in the future stale-low-peak case. Unreadable budget → conservative committed fallback width (no OOM, no fabrication); heavy-resolve topology serialization stays the backstop.

Proven by execution

• realization_width_witnesses green (non-binding→shard_count, tight-budget backoff, unreadable→fallback, fraction load-bearing, sub-unit→1).
• ci_floor_plan_witnesses green (cross-tree imports + arg-taking fn resolve).
• end-to-end: claim_executor on the real plan prints live memory budget 33578549248 bytes → spawn_width=7 (was 4). fmt + clippy clean.

Scope

Width VALUE/ceiling only. Does not touch run_walk's even-width division (the heavy-shard-starvation bug, separate lane adhoc-240256ec-32b). Drift-gate (commit-vs-live-emit, fail-closed if stale-low) is marked dissolve-on in the measurement carrier — out of scope here.

Note

The floor's dsl_compile_clean_gate is red on a pre-existing main issue unrelated to this PR: utf8_decode_bytes not found in scope at dsl/extdeps/cloud/gcp/secret_manager.dag:71 (a file this PR does not touch).

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Addressed the REQUEST_CHANGES (claude-opus-4-7) in 9b4e48c — valid finding, thanks.

All 4 blocking items fixed: the public byte-carrying fields in dsl/std/realization_width.dag now consume std.measure ByteSize (the canonical Memory carrier), not flat Int:

• memory_aware_spawn_width: memory_budget: ByteSize, per_shard_peak: ByteSize
• memory_aware_width_value (witness helper): same.
• propagated: gunbc.ci_floor_measurement.gunbc_ci_floor_per_shard_peak_rss_bytes() now returns ByteSize; ci_floor_plan grounds the raw host Int budget into byte_size() at the host seam (the host reads OS bytes, not a ByteSize).

Non-blocking note (the ×4/5 fraction): the counts are projected to Int at the API boundary via a small byte_size_count_int (Nat ⊂ Int — the same widening bounded_host_spawn_width's int_min already does over hardware_thread_count_value), and the internal arithmetic helpers (budget_safety_fraction_apply, memory_bounded_shard_count) operate on those extracted Int counts — the placement_supply/compute_fabric idiom for byte arithmetic (byte_size_count(...) / ...). Scaling a measure by a rational is inherently on the underlying magnitude; there's no ByteSize×rational op in std.measure today, so extract-scale is the faithful form. Happy to add one if you'd prefer it modeled.

Proven by execution: realization_width_witnesses + ci_floor_plan_witnesses green; end-to-end claim_executor still derives spawn_width=7; compile --target rust clean (only the pre-existing, unrelated gcp/secret_manager.dag utf8_decode_bytes error remains — routed to bright-stag).

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Both non-blocking items addressed in 4cbbd69 (thanks — both were the right §2/§3 end state):

1. Host seam now tracked (ci_floor_plan.dag): added a 🟡 feature:host-seam-bytesize / dissolve-on: marker on gunbc_ci_floor_spawn_width(memory_budget_bytes: Int) — the one flat-scalar seam field is no longer silent debt; dissolves when the host constructs and passes a ByteSize directly via run_in_context_with_args.

2. Helpers fully grounded in ByteSize (realization_width.dag): budget_safety_fraction_apply and memory_bounded_shard_count now take/return ByteSize (no *_bytes: Int shape in std/'s public-facing helpers). The fraction stays measure-aware (scale the magnitude, re-ground via byte_size()); the dimensionless shard count projects to Int via byte_size_count_int (Nat ⊂ Int), which also keeps the if-branch domains consistent.

Re-verified green by execution: realization_width_witnesses + ci_floor_plan_witnesses.

Note for merge-readiness: this PR's CI is currently red on an INHERITED fleet-wide main failure — realization_vocab_clean_tree_holds (#5445's new vocab-containment guard, whose exception roster omits dsl/tools/extdeps_external_authority_transport.dag, a sidecar importer added by #5418). Not this PR's code (my vocab doesn't import the sidecar); warm-lark owns the roster fix. #5444 clears once main is green.

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