Canonical fields affected by a leaf verdict. Admission and return bookkeeping preserve this projection.
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The canonical effect of a classified leaf, independent of its exit.
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- Hex.GraphIso.Nauty.resolve level r = match r.fst with | Hex.GraphIso.Nauty.Generic.Leaf.better sr => Hex.GraphIso.Nauty.install level sr r.snd | x => r.snd
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Canonical-field equality preserves every ghost incumbent.
Canonical classification of a code-tied leaf at a shorter depth installs the candidate, since its sentinel precedes a real incumbent code.
At equal code paths, the adjacency-row comparison chooses the exact maximum and leaves a comparison machine that recovery can restore.
Canonical leaf classification computes the incumbent maximum. The ghost codes survive the overwrite window and are readable after resolution.
A leaf bounded by the incumbent cannot have an upward frozen code verdict. This also applies to a first-reference automorphism return.
All discrete classifications choose the incumbent maximum, provided a first-reference return is covered by its saved reference.
The actual leaf action installs the optional incumbent maximum and returns its ghost codes with a recoverable comparison machine.
After a leaf action the executable incumbent is the maximum; the proof uses ghost codes for the incoming overwrite window.