Membership in the true-support span forces equal coordinates at columns with the same true-support membership signature.
For a genuine finite partition, a vector belongs to the true-support span whenever it is constant on every part.
Together with coord_eq_of_mem_trueSupportSpanInt, this characterizes W as
the integer vectors that are constant on each true support.
Any integer vector outside the true-support span varies on at least one part of the genuine partition.
Adjust a full BHKS lattice vector outside W by full true-support short
vectors. The adjusted vector has a zero exponent at one local factor, but its
first block is nonzero on every true support.
The correction is performed on row-combination coefficients, not merely on the projected first block, so the result remains an actual vector of the full BHKS lattice.
The geometric half of the BHKS reverse containment. If every bounded adjusted lattice vector with one zero local exponent and a nonzero exponent on every true support is impossible, then every executable retained row belongs to the true-support span.
The theorem isolates all LLL bookkeeping: the caller supplies only coordinate bounds for retained rows and support short vectors, plus the algebraic bad-vector contradiction.
Casting an integer vector in the executable projected span to ℚ places it
in the rational row space used by RREF.
If L' = W, equality of all coordinates in the rational projected row space
is exactly equality of true-support membership signatures.