The native orbit counter records distinct original target vertices with checked carriers in the frozen target-cell stabilizer.
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The literal orbit-pointer test supplies the checked carrier for each counted vertex. Its trace stabilization is read in the original target frame, independently of the surviving mutable target set.
Every live sweep cursor is eligible for the same frozen-cell count rule, including after target-set filtering and label reordering.
The actual later-sibling recursion retains witnesses for every counter increment. Cursor order prevents counting a vertex twice, and native trace stabilization justifies both visits and orbit skips.
The complete native first sweep counts only distinct original vertices carried to its guide. The guiding child's mark and every later increment use the actual emitted trace and recovered state.
Reaching the original target size supplies a checked stabilizing carrier for every original vertex, regardless of later target filtering.