Input forgiveness

forgiveness-vocabulary-and-openness

Applies when Ready together is All ready actions or Declared priority or Cannot coincide.

For a declared row, an action input is the game-facing event after Control options maps a physical control; device identity does not change settlement. Ordinary permission is the action's legal state before forgiveness, and a press uses the edge named by the cited action rule. Openness comes from the agreeing Timed window adoption where one exists, otherwise from the cited Fixed timing rule. A family this adoption does not declare asserts nothing in the clause that names it.

Given

a physical control mapped through Control options to an action input that reaches a declared forgiveness row

When

• the row reads ordinary permission, its input edge, and whether its window instance is open

Then

• the action input is the game-facing event after mapping, independent of physical device identity
• ordinary permission is the action's legal state before forgiveness
• the press arrives on the edge named by the cited action rule, including a release edge where that rule names one
• openness comes from the agreeing Timed window adoption where one exists and otherwise from the row's cited Fixed timing rule
• an accepted late or target input, or a saved press whose firing event has arrived, is one ready forgiven input
• a family this adoption does not declare asserts nothing in the clause that names it

Diagnostics

• Instance-input-receipt
• Instance-window-instances
• Instance-ready-set

unmatched-input-receives-no-forgiveness

Applies for every adoption

An action input with no matching row in the current situation receives no forgiveness. Ordinary permission alone decides whether the action is submitted.

Given

an action input with no matching late-input-windows, input-buffers, or target-moment-windows row in the current situation

When

• the game receives that action input

Then

• ordinary permission alone decides whether the action is submitted
• the adoption creates no ready forgiven input, saved press, or target grade for it

Diagnostics

• Instance-input-receipt
• Instance-ready-set
• Instance-waiting-press-state

empty-row-families-create-no-forgiveness

Applies for every adoption

An empty late-input-windows set keeps no action available after ordinary permission ends; an empty input-buffers set means no early press waits for an action to become ordinarily permitted; an empty target-moment-windows set forgives no input near a target moment; and an empty competition-rules set declares no priority. Where the named set has a row, that clause asserts nothing. If all three forgiveness families are empty, no forgiveness row can make an input due and the competition-rules description requires no competition rows; any row is a defect this test fails by construction. Where any forgiveness family has a row, that last clause asserts nothing.

Given

the Instance adoption document and its row sets

When

• each empty row set's declared consequence is read

Then

• where late-input-windows is empty, no action remains available through forgiveness after ordinary permission ends; where a row exists, this clause asserts nothing
• where input-buffers is empty, no early press waits for an action to become ordinarily permitted; where a row exists, this clause asserts nothing
• where target-moment-windows is empty, no input is forgiven because it falls near a target moment; where a row exists, this clause asserts nothing
• where competition-rules is empty, no competition priority rule is declared; where a row exists, this clause asserts nothing
• where all three forgiveness row families are empty, no forgiveness row can make an input due; where any family has a row, this clause asserts nothing
• where all three forgiveness row families are empty, competition-rules has no rows and any row is a defect this test fails by construction; where any family has a row, this clause asserts nothing

Diagnostics

• Instance-declaration-record

late-window-arms-on-cited-event

Applies for every adoption

The loss-of-permission event at Row.arms when declared in creates one Row.id window instance under Row.window declared in before and independently of input. A similar transition excluded by the arming citation creates none.

Given

two trials, one with the loss-of-permission transition cited at Row.arms when declared in and one with a similar transition that citation excludes

When

• each transition occurs before any action input

Then

• the cited arming event creates one Row.id window instance for that loss of permission under Row.window declared in before and independently of input
• the excluded transition creates no Row.id window instance

Diagnostics

• Instance-arming-log
• Instance-window-instances

target-instance-arms-on-cited-event

Applies for every adoption

For every target moment at Row.target moment declared in, the event at Row.arms when declared in creates one separate Row.id target instance under Row.window declared in before and independently of input.

Given

two distinct target moments named by Row.target moment declared in

When

• the creating event at Row.arms when declared in occurs for each target before any associated action input

Then

• each target receives one separate Row.id target instance under Row.window declared in
• each instance exists before and independently of its associated input

Diagnostics

• Instance-arming-log
• Instance-window-instances

buffer-arms-on-qualifying-press

Applies for every adoption

Row.id has no window instance before a qualifying press. When a qualifying press named by Row.arms when declared in is stored, it creates one per-press instance under Row.window declared in at that input moment.

Given

the early state and matching action input named by Row.arms when declared in

When

• the early state begins and then the qualifying press is stored

Then

• no Row.id per-press window instance exists merely because the early state began
• storing the qualifying press creates one Row.id instance at that press's input moment under Row.window declared in

Diagnostics

• Instance-arming-log
• Instance-waiting-press-state
• Instance-window-instances

receipt-maps-before-settlement

Applies when Ready together is All ready actions or Declared priority or Cannot coincide.

Control options maps a physical control before forgiveness reads ordinary permission and matching rows. Device identity does not change settlement. A control already held when a late or target row arms creates no action input unless its cited action rule defines one; without either family, that observation asserts nothing.

Given

two physical devices mapped by Control options to the same action input, plus a control already held when a late or target row arms where the adoption can construct one

When

• the game receives each mapped input and observes the already-held control

Then

• both mapped action inputs read the same ordinary permission and matching rows regardless of device identity
• the already-held control creates no action input at arming unless the cited action rule explicitly defines one
• where the adoption has no late or target row, the already-held observation asserts nothing

Diagnostics

• Instance-input-receipt
• Instance-arming-log

receipt-family-order

Applies when Ready together is All ready actions or Declared priority or Cannot coincide.

A receipt evaluates target rows first whether ordinary permission exists or not. If none accepts and permission exists, it submits the ordinary attempt without forgiveness. Without permission, late rows run next and a buffer captures only if neither immediate family accepts. A family this adoption does not declare asserts nothing in the clause that names it.

Given

action-input receipts that exercise every forgiveness family the Instance adoption declares

When

• ordinary permission is present in one receipt and absent in another

Then

• every matching target row is evaluated regardless of ordinary permission before any late or buffer row
• ordinary permission prevents late and buffer evaluation but does not prevent target evaluation
• if no target row accepts and ordinary permission exists, the ordinary attempt is submitted without forgiveness and the receipt ends
• with no ordinary permission, late rows run before buffer rows, and a buffer captures only if neither immediate family accepts
• a family absent from this adoption asserts nothing in the clauses that name it

Diagnostics

• Instance-input-receipt
• Instance-submission-log
• Instance-waiting-press-state

target-input-accepts-and-grades

Applies for every adoption

While Row.window declared in records a Row.id target instance open, including its cited early and late inclusive moments, an otherwise-legal Row.action input is accepted, becomes ready now, and is graded by Row.result declared in. An otherwise-illegal input while open is not accepted, becomes no ready forgiven input, receives no result, and gains no ordinary permission. An input before the cited early bound or after that target instance closes is not accepted. The first accepted input settles that target instance unless the cited result rule declares otherwise, and acceptance ends the receipt.

Given

four associated Row.action inputs for separate Row.id target instances: an otherwise-legal input while Row.window declared in records its own target instance open, including its cited early and late inclusive moments, an otherwise-illegal input while that target instance is open, an otherwise-legal input after that target instance closes, and an otherwise-legal input before the cited early bound

When

• each input is evaluated against its target instance

Then

• the open otherwise-legal input is accepted, becomes ready now, and receives the result at Row.result declared in
• the otherwise-illegal input while open is not accepted, becomes no ready forgiven input, and receives no result at Row.result declared in; the row grants it no ordinary permission
• the closed instance accepts and grades nothing
• the input before the cited early bound is not accepted by Row.id
• the first accepted input settles its target instance unless Row.result declared in declares a different settlement
• acceptance ends that action-input receipt before late or buffer evaluation

Diagnostics

• Instance-input-receipt
• Instance-ready-set
• Instance-target-grades
• Instance-window-instances

late-input-accepts-only-while-open

Applies for every adoption

After the event at Row.arms when declared in, Row.id accepts a Row.action input without ordinary permission while Row.window declared in records the instance open, including its cited last moment, and makes it ready now. The first input after that rule records the instance closed is not accepted.

Given

two Row.action input trials without ordinary permission, and for which no target row accepts, after the arming event at Row.arms when declared in

When

• one input arrives while Row.window declared in records the instance open, including its cited inclusive last moment, and the other arrives at the first moment it records closed

Then

• the open-window input is accepted and becomes one ready forgiven input now
• the closed-window input is not accepted by Row.id

Diagnostics

• Instance-input-receipt
• Instance-window-instances
• Instance-ready-set

buffer-captures-one-press

Applies for every adoption

While Row.arms when declared in holds, Row.id stores one qualifying press of an action this row covers (Row.action), its input moment, and one instance under Row.window declared in. If another matching press arrives, Bind repeat result. The row holds at most one press; a press outside the cited early state is not saved. For a named action, a press of a different action asserts nothing; for the reserved all-actions spelling, the contract makes a press of any covered action a matching press, so it follows the repeated-press clause above.

Given

a press of an action this row covers (Row.action) for which no target or late row accepts, plus a second matching press while one already waits and a separate press while Row.arms when declared in does not hold

When

• the first press arrives while Row.arms when declared in holds, the repeated press arrives, and the separate outside-state press is received

Then

• the first qualifying press stores its action, input moment, and one per-press instance under Row.window declared in
• Bind repeat result
• the row holds at most one saved press
• the outside-state press is not saved by Row.id
• where this row's action is the reserved all-actions spelling, a press of any covered action is a matching press of this row and follows the repeated-press clause above; for a named action, a press of a different action asserts nothing

Diagnostics

• Instance-input-receipt
• Instance-waiting-press-state
• Instance-window-instances
• Instance-clearing-log

late-window-clears-on-four-ends

Applies for every adoption

A live Row.id instance ends when Row.action executes, ordinary permission returns, Row.window declared in closes it, or the event at Row.cancels when declared in occurs. It accepts nothing afterward, and execution does not arm a replacement.

Given

four otherwise identical live Row.id instances

When

• Row.action executes in one, ordinary permission returns in one, Row.window declared in records one closed, and the early-clearing event at Row.cancels when declared in occurs in one

Then

• each affected Row.id instance ends at its named event and accepts no later input
• the action execution creates no replacement Row.id instance

Diagnostics

• Instance-clearing-log
• Instance-window-instances
• Instance-input-receipt

buffer-fires-or-clears-at-first-boundary

Applies for every adoption

If neither clearing path arrives first, Row.id fires once at the first event named by Row.fires when declared in, with no later poll or extra delay. A prior close at Row.window declared in or early event at Row.cancels when declared in clears it without firing. The records distinguish firing from each clearing path.

Given

three otherwise identical waiting Row.id saved presses

When

• the first ordinary permission event at Row.fires when declared in arrives before clearing in one trial, Row.window declared in closes before firing in another, and the event at Row.cancels when declared in occurs before firing in the third

Then

• the first trial makes the saved press ready exactly once at that firing event with no later input poll or extra delay
• the window-close trial clears the saved press and submits nothing from it
• the early-clearing trial clears the saved press and submits nothing from it
• the firing, window-close, and early-clearing records distinguish the three results

Diagnostics

• Instance-waiting-press-state
• Instance-ready-set
• Instance-clearing-log
• Instance-submission-log

target-instance-stops-accepting

Applies for every adoption

Row.id accepts nothing for a target instance after Row.window declared in closes it, Row.result declared in settles it, or Row.cancels when declared in ends it early. Openness is read at the recorded input moment.

Given

three Row.id target instances, one closed by Row.window declared in, one settled under Row.result declared in, and one ended by Row.cancels when declared in

When

• an otherwise-legal associated Row.action input reaches each instance afterward

Then

• none of the three instances accepts the later input or creates another target grade
• the recorded input moment, not a later update, decides whether the cited window was open

Diagnostics

• Instance-input-receipt
• Instance-window-instances
• Instance-target-grades

ready-input-exists-once

Applies when Ready together is All ready actions or Declared priority or Cannot coincide.

A stored press or accepted input contributes one ready forgiven input, and repeated updates create no copy. If two adoptions produce ready inputs at one moment, each settles independently and both selected sets are submitted together; where that case cannot occur, the clause asserts nothing.

Given

a stored press or accepted input that becomes ready, plus two adoptions producing ready inputs at one moment where the game can construct that case

When

• the game updates the ready state repeatedly and settles the moment

Then

• the same stored press or accepted input contributes exactly one ready forgiven input
• a repeated update creates no copy
• where two adoptions contribute, each settles independently and the inputs selected by both are submitted together
• where no shared-adoption moment can occur, the shared-adoption clause asserts nothing

Diagnostics

• Instance-ready-set
• Instance-submission-log

all-ready-actions-submit-every-input

Applies when Ready together is All ready actions.

Under all-ready-actions, every ready forgiven input is submitted exactly once at the settlement moment. Input forgiveness removes none by priority.

Given

two or more ready forgiven inputs at one game moment

When

• the adoption settles their competition

Then

• every ready forgiven input is submitted exactly once as an action proposal at that moment
• none is removed by an input-forgiveness priority

Diagnostics

• Instance-ready-set
• Instance-submission-log

declared-priority-submits-one-winner

Applies when Ready together is Declared priority.

Under declared-priority, the one matching competition row supplies a priority that stays stable for the settlement moment. Exactly its highest-priority ready input is submitted once, and every lower-priority ready input is cleared without submission.

Given

two or more ready forgiven inputs in a situation covered by its one matching competition-rules row

When

• the adoption settles their competition

Then

• the cited priority remains stable for the whole settlement moment
• exactly the highest-priority input is submitted once
• every lower-priority ready input is cleared without submission

Diagnostics

• Instance-ready-set
• Instance-submission-log
• Instance-clearing-log

cannot-coincide-invalidates-two-ready-inputs

Applies when Ready together is Cannot coincide.

Under cannot-coincide, no reachable game state has two ready forgiven inputs at one moment. One observed pair invalidates the design claim; this contract does not choose a winner.

Given

the adoption's reachable-state claim for ready forgiven inputs

When

• the audit searches for a game moment with two ready forgiven inputs

Then

• no reachable game state contains that pair
• one observed pair invalidates the design claim rather than selecting an implicit winner

Diagnostics

• Instance-ready-set
• Instance-coincidence-violation

selected-inputs-stop-at-proposal-boundary

Applies when Ready together is All ready actions or Declared priority or Cannot coincide.

A selected input becomes an action proposal at the current game moment. Event resolution owns same-moment proposal order, and the action's Fixed rules own cost, effect, and rejection. This contract stops at submission and does not force a conflicting action to succeed.

Given

one or more inputs selected for submission

When

• input forgiveness submits them

Then

• each selected input enters Event resolution as an action proposal at the current game moment
• the input-forgiveness trace performs no ordering of proposals that share the moment
• cost, effect, conflict rejection, and proposal order are absent from input-forgiveness settlement and remain owned by the cited action rules and Event resolution

Diagnostics

• Instance-submission-log
• Instance-ready-set

buffer-clears-after-submission

Applies for every adoption

A selected Row.id saved press clears immediately on submission.

Given

one ready Row.id saved press selected for submission

When

• the selected press is submitted

Then

• the selected saved press clears immediately on submission

Diagnostics

• Instance-submission-log
• Instance-waiting-press-state
• Instance-clearing-log

buffer-clears-after-competition-loss

Applies when Ready together is Declared priority.

When a ready Row.id input loses to a ready forgiven input from a different row, its saved press clears immediately without submission.

Given

one ready Row.id input at a settlement moment that also carries a ready forgiven input from a different row

When

• the other input is selected and the Row.id input loses

Then

• the competition-losing saved press clears immediately without submission

Diagnostics

• Instance-submission-log
• Instance-waiting-press-state
• Instance-clearing-log

late-window-clears-after-submission

Applies for every adoption

Submission clears the accepting Row.id window immediately.

Given

one ready input accepted by Row.id and selected for submission

When

• the selected input is submitted

Then

• the submitted input's Row.id window clears immediately

Diagnostics

• Instance-submission-log
• Instance-window-instances
• Instance-clearing-log

late-window-survives-competition-loss

Applies when Ready together is Declared priority.

A competition loss does not end the Row.id window; it still ends only at its own four ends: execution, ordinary permission returning, Row.window declared in closing, or the event at Row.cancels when declared in. While the window remains open, a new Row.action input without ordinary permission is accepted, and the cleared losing input is not restored.

Given

one ready Row.id input at a settlement moment that also carries a ready forgiven input from a different row

When

• the other input is selected and the Row.id input loses

Then

• the competition loss does not end the Row.id window; it still ends only at its own four ends: execution, ordinary permission returning, Row.window declared in closing, or the event at Row.cancels when declared in
• while that window remains open, a new Row.action input without ordinary permission is accepted by Row.id
• the cleared losing input is not restored

Diagnostics

• Instance-input-receipt
• Instance-ready-set
• Instance-window-instances
• Instance-clearing-log

target-input-after-submission

Applies for every adoption

A selected Row.id target input leaves no saved press after submission.

Given

one input accepted by Row.id and selected for submission

When

• the selected target input is submitted

Then

• the target input leaves no saved press after submission

Diagnostics

• Instance-submission-log
• Instance-waiting-press-state

target-instance-after-competition-loss

Applies when Ready together is Declared priority.

After a competition loss, an unsettled Row.id target instance stays open until settlement, close at Row.window declared in, or the event at Row.cancels when declared in. Under the default first-accepted rule it is already settled, so a new input is not accepted.

Given

one ready Row.id input at a settlement moment that also carries a ready forgiven input from a different row

When

• the other input is selected and the Row.id input loses

Then

• where Row.result declared in leaves the accepted input unsettled, that target instance stays open until it is settled, Row.window declared in closes it, or the event at Row.cancels when declared in clears it
• under the default first-accepted rule, that target instance is already settled and accepts no new input

Diagnostics

• Instance-input-receipt
• Instance-ready-set
• Instance-window-instances
• Instance-target-grades
• Instance-clearing-log

held-control-after-buffer-fire

Applies for every adoption

The contract starts held-input handling only after Row.id's action fires and its saved press has been cleared. Then Bind held result. The course reads the arming condition at Row.arms when declared in, the window at Row.window declared in, and the firing event at Row.fires when declared in. At most one press waits. The test reads both waiting state and submissions so renewal and a fresh physical press remain distinguishable.

Given

Row.id has submitted its saved press, the action fires, and the physical control remains held

When

• Bind held course

Then

• held-input handling begins only after the action fires and the saved press has been cleared
• Bind held result
• at most one press waits in Row.id
• the waiting-press state and submission log distinguish renewal from a fresh physical press

Diagnostics

• Instance-waiting-press-state
• Instance-submission-log
• Instance-clearing-log

rejected-proposal-restores-nothing

Applies when Ready together is All ready actions or Declared priority or Cannot coincide.

Rejecting a submitted action proposal restores no cleared forgiveness state. A new attempt needs a new qualifying arming event or press. Rejection consequences belong to Event resolution and assert nothing here.

Given

a submitted forgiven action proposal after the submission-time clearing for its family

When

• the cited action rule or Event resolution rejects the proposal

Then

• the cleared forgiveness state remains absent
• a new attempt appears only after a new qualifying arming event or press
• the consequences of rejection assert nothing in this contract

Diagnostics

• Instance-submission-log
• Instance-clearing-log
• Instance-window-instances
• Instance-waiting-press-state

forgiveness-authority-order

Applies when Ready together is All ready actions or Declared priority or Cannot coincide.

Arming, input mapping, ordinary permission, target acceptance, late acceptance, buffer capture, repeated-press choice, open and early-clearing state, firing, competition, Event resolution order, action rules, clearing, and held-input renewal remain in that authority order. No later stage rewrites an earlier input moment or target moment. A stage absent from the case asserts nothing.

Given

a receipt and settlement trace with distinguishable arming, mapped input, ordinary permission, acceptance or capture, open state, firing, competition, submission, action result, clearing, and held-input records where those stages occur

When

• the trace is compared with the mechanism's authority order

Then

• each stage reads the result of every earlier applicable stage in the listed order
• no later stage rewrites an earlier input moment or target moment
• a stage absent from the constructed case asserts nothing

Diagnostics

• Instance-input-receipt
• Instance-arming-log
• Instance-ready-set
• Instance-submission-log
• Instance-clearing-log

row-families-do-not-overlap

Applies when Ready together is All ready actions or Declared priority or Cannot coincide.

This declaration check reads the adoption and its cited prose, not the running game. The contract makes two rows of one family matching one input in the same situation an invalid adoption rather than an implicit choice. An overlapping pair is a defect this test fails by construction. For a family with fewer than two rows, its pair comparison asserts nothing.

Given

the Instance adoption and its cited prose, not the running game

When

• a reviewer compares every pair of rows within late-input-windows, input-buffers, and target-moment-windows

Then

• no two rows in one family can match one action input in the same situation
• an overlapping pair is a defect this test fails by construction; for a family with fewer than two rows, its pair comparison asserts nothing

Diagnostics

• Instance-declaration-record

declared-priority-has-one-matching-rule

Applies when Ready together is Declared priority.

This declaration check reads the adoption and its cited prose, not the running game. The contract requires exactly one matching competition-rules row for every situation where forgiven inputs can be ready together under declared-priority. A missing or duplicate match is a defect this test fails by construction. Where no such situation exists, the situation comparison asserts nothing.

Given

the Instance adoption and its cited prose, not the running game

When

• a reviewer lists every situation where forgiven inputs can be ready together and compares the list with competition-rules

Then

• every listed situation has exactly one matching competition-rules row
• a missing or multiply matching row is a defect this test fails by construction; where no situation can make inputs ready together, the situation comparison asserts nothing

Diagnostics

• Instance-declaration-record

non-priority-answers-have-no-competition-rows

Applies when Ready together is All ready actions or Cannot coincide.

This declaration check reads the adoption, not the running game. The competition-rules description says rows exist only under declared-priority, so under all-ready-actions or cannot-coincide the set must be empty. Any row is a defect this test fails by construction.

Given

the Instance adoption document, not the running game

When

• a reviewer counts competition-rules rows

Then

• competition-rules has no rows
• any competition-rules row is a defect this test fails by construction

Diagnostics

• Instance-declaration-record

no-external-rule-promises-forgiveness

Applies for every adoption

This declaration check reads the adoption and its cited prose, not the running game. The contract says no cited game rule outside these rows promises forgiveness for an unmatched action or input. Any such promise is a defect this test fails by construction.

Given

the Instance adoption and all prose it cites, not the running game

When

• a reviewer searches outside these rows for a promise that an unmatched action or input receives forgiveness

Then

• no cited game rule outside these rows promises forgiveness for an unmatched action or input
• any such promise is a defect this test fails by construction

Diagnostics

• Instance-declaration-record

late-action-citation-duty

Applies for every adoption

This declaration check reads the adoption and Row.action declared in, not the running game. The action-declared-in description requires the citation to identify Row.action as the row's action scope and name ordinary permission and the complete effect; for the reserved all-actions spelling, it names these for every action in the set. A missing duty is a defect this test fails by construction. The test names the address and restates nothing from it.

Given

the Instance adoption and the prose at Row.action declared in, not the running game

When

• a reviewer checks the citation's meaning

Then

• Row.action declared in identifies the row's action scope and names ordinary permission and the complete effect; for the reserved all-actions spelling, it names these for every action in the set, as the action-declared-in description requires
• a missing duty is a defect this test fails by construction

Diagnostics

• Instance-declaration-record

late-arming-citation-duty

Applies for every adoption

This declaration check reads the adoption and Row.arms when declared in, not the running game. The citation must name every transition that starts Row.id and every similar transition that does not. A missing duty is a defect this test fails by construction. The test names the address and restates nothing from it.

Given

the Instance adoption and the prose at Row.arms when declared in, not the running game

When

• a reviewer checks the citation's meaning

Then

• Row.arms when declared in names every transition that starts Row.id and every similar transition that does not
• a missing duty is a defect this test fails by construction

Diagnostics

• Instance-declaration-record

late-window-citation-duty

Applies for every adoption

This declaration check reads the adoption and Row.window declared in, not the running game. The window-declared-in description requires the citation to state a positive duration, unit, inclusive last moment, clock, pause behaviour, and open-state test for Row.id. A missing duty is a defect this test fails by construction. The test names the address and restates nothing from it.

Given

the Instance adoption and the prose at Row.window declared in, not the running game

When

• a reviewer checks the citation's meaning

Then

• Row.window declared in states a positive duration, unit, inclusive last moment, clock, pause behaviour, and open-state test for Row.id, as the window-declared-in description requires
• a missing duty is a defect this test fails by construction

Diagnostics

• Instance-declaration-record

late-cancellation-citation-duty

Applies for every adoption

This declaration check reads the adoption and Row.cancels when declared in, not the running game. The citation must name every event that ends Row.id before its window closes or state that no extra event does. A missing duty is a defect this test fails by construction. The test names the address and restates nothing from it.

Given

the Instance adoption and the prose at Row.cancels when declared in, not the running game

When

• a reviewer checks the citation's meaning

Then

• Row.cancels when declared in names every event that ends Row.id before its cited window closes or states that no extra event does
• a missing duty is a defect this test fails by construction

Diagnostics

• Instance-declaration-record

buffer-action-citation-duty

Applies for every adoption

This declaration check reads the adoption and Row.action declared in, not the running game. The action-declared-in description requires the citation to identify Row.action as the row's action scope and name ordinary permission and the complete effect; for the reserved all-actions spelling, it names these for every action in the set. A missing duty is a defect this test fails by construction. The test names the address and restates nothing from it.

Given

the Instance adoption and the prose at Row.action declared in, not the running game

When

• a reviewer checks the citation's meaning

Then

• Row.action declared in identifies the row's action scope and names ordinary permission and the complete effect; for the reserved all-actions spelling, it names these for every action in the set, as the action-declared-in description requires
• a missing duty is a defect this test fails by construction

Diagnostics

• Instance-declaration-record

buffer-arming-citation-duty

Applies for every adoption

This declaration check reads the adoption and Row.arms when declared in, not the running game. The arms-when-declared-in description requires the citation to name every accepted early state, the matching action input, and the excluded cases for Row.id. A missing duty is a defect this test fails by construction. The test names the address and restates nothing from it.

Given

the Instance adoption and the prose at Row.arms when declared in, not the running game

When

• a reviewer checks the citation's meaning

Then

• Row.arms when declared in names every accepted early state, the matching action input, and the excluded cases for Row.id, as the arms-when-declared-in description requires
• a missing duty is a defect this test fails by construction

Diagnostics

• Instance-declaration-record

buffer-window-citation-duty

Applies for every adoption

This declaration check reads the adoption and Row.window declared in, not the running game. The window-declared-in description requires the citation to state a positive duration, unit, inclusive last moment, clock, pause behaviour, and open-state test for Row.id. A missing duty is a defect this test fails by construction. The test names the address and restates nothing from it.

Given

the Instance adoption and the prose at Row.window declared in, not the running game

When

• a reviewer checks the citation's meaning

Then

• Row.window declared in states a positive duration, unit, inclusive last moment, clock, pause behaviour, and open-state test for Row.id, as the window-declared-in description requires
• a missing duty is a defect this test fails by construction

Diagnostics

• Instance-declaration-record

buffer-firing-citation-duty

Applies for every adoption

This declaration check reads the adoption and Row.fires when declared in, not the running game. The citation must name the first ordinary permission event that releases Row.id and add no extra delay. A missing duty is a defect this test fails by construction. The test names the address and restates nothing from it.

Given

the Instance adoption and the prose at Row.fires when declared in, not the running game

When

• a reviewer checks the citation's meaning

Then

• Row.fires when declared in names the first ordinary permission event that releases Row.id and adds no extra delay
• a missing duty is a defect this test fails by construction

Diagnostics

• Instance-declaration-record

buffer-cancellation-citation-duty

Applies for every adoption

This declaration check reads the adoption and Row.cancels when declared in, not the running game. The citation must name every event that discards Row.id before firing or state that no extra event does. A missing duty is a defect this test fails by construction. The test names the address and restates nothing from it.

Given

the Instance adoption and the prose at Row.cancels when declared in, not the running game

When

• a reviewer checks the citation's meaning

Then

• Row.cancels when declared in names every event that discards Row.id before firing or states that no extra event does
• a missing duty is a defect this test fails by construction

Diagnostics

• Instance-declaration-record

target-action-citation-duty

Applies for every adoption

This declaration check reads the adoption and Row.action declared in, not the running game. The action-declared-in description requires the citation to identify Row.action as the row's action-input scope and name ordinary permission and the complete attempt; for the reserved all-actions spelling, it names these for every action in the set. A missing duty is a defect this test fails by construction. The test names the address and restates nothing from it.

Given

the Instance adoption and the prose at Row.action declared in, not the running game

When

• a reviewer checks the citation's meaning

Then

• Row.action declared in identifies the row's action-input scope and names ordinary permission and the complete attempt; for the reserved all-actions spelling, it names these for every action in the set, as the action-declared-in description requires
• a missing duty is a defect this test fails by construction

Diagnostics

• Instance-declaration-record

target-moment-citation-duty

Applies for every adoption

This declaration check reads the adoption and Row.target moment declared in, not the running game. The citation must name the target moment for Row.id. A missing duty is a defect this test fails by construction. The test names the address and restates nothing from it.

Given

the Instance adoption and the prose at Row.target moment declared in, not the running game

When

• a reviewer checks the citation's meaning

Then

• Row.target moment declared in names the target moment for Row.id
• a missing duty is a defect this test fails by construction

Diagnostics

• Instance-declaration-record

target-arming-citation-duty

Applies for every adoption

This declaration check reads the adoption and Row.arms when declared in, not the running game. The citation must name the event that creates each Row.id target instance and every associated input event. A missing duty is a defect this test fails by construction. The test names the address and restates nothing from it.

Given

the Instance adoption and the prose at Row.arms when declared in, not the running game

When

• a reviewer checks the citation's meaning

Then

• Row.arms when declared in names the event that creates each Row.id target instance and every associated input event
• a missing duty is a defect this test fails by construction

Diagnostics

• Instance-declaration-record

target-window-citation-duty

Applies for every adoption

This declaration check reads the adoption and Row.window declared in, not the running game. The window-declared-in description requires the citation to state one outer window with early and late bounds of positive width, inclusive last moments, unit, clock, pause behaviour, and open-state test for Row.id. A missing duty is a defect this test fails by construction. The test names the address and restates nothing from it.

Given

the Instance adoption and the prose at Row.window declared in, not the running game

When

• a reviewer checks the citation's meaning

Then

• Row.window declared in states one outer window with early and late bounds of positive width, inclusive last moments, unit, clock, pause behaviour, and open-state test for Row.id, as the window-declared-in description requires
• a missing duty is a defect this test fails by construction

Diagnostics

• Instance-declaration-record

target-result-citation-duty

Applies for every adoption

This declaration check reads the adoption and Row.result declared in, not the running game. The result-declared-in description requires the citation to state the result for an accepted Row.id input, every grade boundary inside the outer window, and any departure from first-accepted settlement. A missing duty is a defect this test fails by construction. The test names the address and restates nothing from it.

Given

the Instance adoption and the prose at Row.result declared in, not the running game

When

• a reviewer checks the citation's meaning

Then

• Row.result declared in states the result for an accepted Row.id input, every grade boundary inside the outer window, and any departure from first-accepted settlement, as the result-declared-in description requires
• a missing duty is a defect this test fails by construction

Diagnostics

• Instance-declaration-record

target-cancellation-citation-duty

Applies for every adoption

This declaration check reads the adoption and Row.cancels when declared in, not the running game. The citation must name every event that stops a Row.id target instance before its window closes or state that no extra event does. A missing duty is a defect this test fails by construction. The test names the address and restates nothing from it.

Given

the Instance adoption and the prose at Row.cancels when declared in, not the running game

When

• a reviewer checks the citation's meaning

Then

• Row.cancels when declared in names every event that stops a Row.id target instance before its cited window closes or states that no extra event does
• a missing duty is a defect this test fails by construction

Diagnostics

• Instance-declaration-record

competition-citation-duty

Applies for every adoption

This declaration check reads the adoption and Row.declared in, not the running game. The citation must identify the matching situation and give one total priority over every forgiven input that can be ready there. A missing input, tie, or other incomplete priority is a defect this test fails by construction. The test names the address and restates nothing from it.

Given

the Instance adoption and the prose at Row.declared in, not the running game

When

• a reviewer checks the citation's meaning

Then

• Row.declared in identifies the matching situation and gives one total priority over every forgiven input that can be ready there
• a missing input, tie, or other incomplete priority is a defect this test fails by construction

Diagnostics

• Instance-declaration-record

forgiveness-holds

Applies for every adoption

Across Inputs scope, every forgiven input follows its row and cited rules; unmatched inputs receive no forgiveness; no row holds more than one press; no press is stored or fired twice; every competition follows its declaration; and rejection restores no cleared state. A case this adoption cannot construct asserts nothing.

Holds

across every armed window, saved press, and target instance of the audited run, every forgiven input was accepted, stored, fired, submitted, or cleared exactly as its row and cited rules state; no unmatched input received forgiveness; no row held more than one press; no press was stored twice or fired twice; every competition selected as declared; no rejected proposal restored cleared forgiveness state; a case the adoption cannot construct asserts nothing

Seeds

Inputs seeds

Scope

Inputs scope

Diagnostics

• Instance-arming-log
• Instance-input-receipt
• Instance-waiting-press-state
• Instance-window-instances
• Instance-ready-set
• Instance-submission-log
• Instance-clearing-log
• Instance-target-grades