Indexed edge insertion at two dart corners #
A new edge is appended to the actual listed graph. Its two ends are inserted immediately after the two specified old darts. Corners may coincide, and their vertices may coincide: loops and repeated boundary visits do not identify dart occurrences. The result proves the full vertex-fiber rotation contract and gives literal successor equations. Numerical genus requires an additional face-location argument; arbitrary corner insertion need not preserve it.
Append a structural edge between the vertices of two chosen dart corners.
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Target edge/end positions are the old darts plus two distinct new ends.
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The old edge/end occurrence in the appended graph.
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The first (false) and second (true) ends of the appended edge.
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Old vertices are unchanged by appending the edge.
Insert both new edge ends at the specified old corners. If h=k, their cyclic order
is h, new true, new false, old successor; the ends of a loop remain distinct.
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The second new end is followed by the first insertion's old successor at k.
When the corners differ, the first selected corner leads to the first new end.
The second selected corner always leads to the second new end.