A descending filter composes with coverage of the current live set. Its carrier may land in an already visited child or outside an earlier filter's survivors; ranked coverage resolves both cases.
Coverage of a frozen target cell, indexed by vertex labels. Live vertices can include the cursor condition as well as mutable set membership.
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Growing the incumbent preserves all previously covered children.
Visiting the least live vertex advances the cursor and absorbs every original child represented by that vertex.
A child repeating a smaller representative is already covered when it reaches the cursor. Ranked coverage rules out a still-live carrier below that cursor, including after earlier filters.
Exhausting the live set covers the full original target cell.
The executable cursor terminator exhausts every live member at or after its scan start, closing coverage of the original target cell.
Restoring a parent can reorder its labels, but preserves every vertex-indexed child key and the accumulated coverage relation.
The actual long filter preserves coverage of the shrinking live set. It uses the restored sweep's local interpretation of fix-passing pairs.
The actual short filter preserves ranked coverage once its newest pair passes the receiving loop's fix test.