A retained reference cannot acquire a deeper ancestor. An installed reference belongs to the current partition and cannot return above it. Recovery may lower either ancestor only as far as the current level.
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Canonical effects compose using the partition effect of the first call.
Transport a reference through a finer partition while retaining its ancestor bounds and the alternative of an unchanged reference.
Refinement transports a canonical effect to the node's entry partition.
A reference stored within the child retains the chosen vertex at the target position and lies within the parent's cells.
A child's newly installed reference lies within its parent's cells.
Recovery lowers the canonical ancestor and keeps its stored labelling.
Finishing a sweep changes only the all-same level.