Trace compact opcode-8 descriptor cluster

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Jan Petykiewicz 2026-04-19 01:23:17 -07:00
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@ -270,6 +270,24 @@ Working rule:
`0x00426d60 company_deactivate_and_clear_chairman_share_links`, so the open question is
whether grouped descriptor id `548` is the missing compact-event label for that destructive
company-clear path or a neighboring unmapped id-space entry in the same branch family
- the broader installed-map sweep narrows that question further:
across all `41` bundled `.gmp` files in the current `rt3_105/maps` install, grouped descriptor
id `548` currently appears only once, in `Texas Tea.gmp` record `7`, with `opcode 8`,
`scalar 0`, standalone condition tuple `(7, subtype 0)`, and compact signature family
`nondirect-ge1e-h0001-0007-0000-6d00-0200-p0000-0000-0000-ffff`
- the same wider sweep also rules out the simplest alias theory:
the ordinary checked-in `Deactivate Company` descriptor `13` does appear in real map bundles,
but only on `opcode 1` with scalar `1` in `British Isles.gmp`, `Chicago to New York.gmp`,
`East Coast, USA.gmp`, `Japan Trembles.gmp`, and `State of Germany.gmp`; it does not appear on
the `opcode 8` deactivation branch, so grouped descriptor id `548` is not just the obvious
compact stand-in for ordinary descriptor `13`
- the frontier is now best treated as a small compact-only opcode-`8` cluster rather than a
one-id anomaly:
the installed-map sweep now shows unlabeled grouped descriptor ids `[521, 526, 528, 548, 563]`
in the `0x00431b20` dispatch strip, all currently on opcode `8`, with current sightings in
`Alternate USA.gmp`, `Rhodes Unfinished.gmp`, `Louisiana.gmp`, and `Texas Tea.gmp`; the next
static-analysis pass should treat that as one branch family above `0x00426d60`, not five
unrelated missing labels
- the concrete owner strip above that bundle is grounded now too:
`0x00433060` is the direct non-direct serializer loop that writes `0x4e99/0x4e9a/0x4e9b`,
calls `0x00430d70` per live collection row, and sits beside the sibling `0x00433130` size/load