A canonical reference pointing to this sweep identifies a child whose native specification key is already covered by its incumbent. The base is the frozen parent frame, before sibling permutations and target filtering.
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Completed sibling permutations preserve the reference's membership in the current cells, while its covered key still refers to the frozen base.
The reference remains in the original target window even when an earlier filter has removed it from the mutable target set.
Actual recovery either retains the old covered child or selects the just-completed child, then clamps the canonical ancestor to this parent.
A return pointing to its receiving parent retains that parent's previously covered reference, before any partition recovery occurs.
The actual child return preserves the guide through first-child bookkeeping, fixed-point cleanup and parent recovery. Child coverage is the local induction premise; the reference provenance comes from the native call.