Joining the two structural probe centers #
The source rows are left body, left probe, right body, right probe. Target rows are left body, right body, one probe with right scope followed by left scope. Every old argument occurrence is retained at its explicit target position. The two probe centers are the only constraint fibers identified. These are positional constructions on the actual CSP lists.
Source coordinates for two bodies, each followed by its own probe scope.
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Target coordinates retain both body blocks and put right probe arguments before left. The concatenated scope has the same positive cyclic orientation after the center splice.
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Every source edge occurrence has its exact target occurrence in the joined-scope body.
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Full source records in the four literal body/probe blocks.
Full target records retain original body order and the specified right-then-left probe.
The target constraint fibers are exactly the source fibers with the two probe centers identified. This guard is about positions, including list-identical rows and nullaries.
Joining the last outgoing corner at each probe center gives exactly the target positive argument cycles, with no reflected scope or arbitrary all-port conjunction principle.
Join the two actual probe centers at their last outgoing corners. Both probe scopes are nonempty, so their actual constraint darts supply the corners even for empty bodies.
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Different components are derived from the actual disjoint source supports. The target genus is proved from the two source genera and the literal center splice.
Every original body constraint keeps its directed order, and the two probe cycles become the precise positive cyclic concatenation specified by the target scope.
The full target checker accepts the actual joined-scope table from source ordered numerical rotations, without a target certificate or genus premise.