Rehost selected-year gap scalar owner state
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- shellless calendar advance now also drives that annual seam directly: `StepCount` and `AdvanceTo`
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invoke periodic-boundary service automatically on year rollover instead of requiring a second
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manual service pass to make the annual finance stack run
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- that stepped world-time path now also refreshes the derived selected-year gap scalar owner lane
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`[world+0x4ca2]`, so later selected-year and periodic-boundary world work can build on runtime
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state instead of a frozen load-time scalar
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- the project rule on the remaining closure work is now explicit too: when one runtime-facing field
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is still ambiguous, prefer rehosting the owning source state or real reader/setter family first
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instead of guessing another derived leaf field from neighboring raw offsets
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@ -9,15 +9,13 @@ Working rule:
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## Next
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- Rehost world time owner-state progression from `CalendarPoint` into `world_restore`:
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sync `packed_year_word_raw_u16`, `partial_year_progress_raw_u8`, packed calendar tuple words,
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and absolute counter so shellless stepping advances the same finance/economy reader inputs used
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by periodic service.
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- Make automatic year-rollover periodic service run against a consistent end-of-year world-time
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snapshot, then refresh into the new-year snapshot after service commits.
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- Rehost the next shellless periodic-boundary world work under
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`simulation_service_periodic_boundary_work`, starting with any bounded non-dialog queue/state
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family that can execute without shell ownership.
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- Rehost the next selected-year periodic-boundary world seam under
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`simulation_service_periodic_boundary_work`, starting with the save-world economic tuning mirror
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`[world+0x0bde]` and any directly adjacent selected-year companion bands that can be refreshed
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from stepped world time without shell ownership.
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- Expand the selected-year world-owner surface beyond the new stepped calendar and gap-scalar
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lanes when the owning reader/rebuild family is grounded strongly enough to avoid one-off leaf
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guesses.
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## In Progress
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@ -43,6 +41,8 @@ Working rule:
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## Recently Done
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- Stepped calendar progression now also refreshes save-world owner time fields, including packed
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year, packed tuple words, absolute counter, and the derived selected-year gap scalar.
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- Automatic year-rollover calendar stepping now invokes periodic-boundary service.
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- Company cash, confiscation, and major governance effects now write through owner state instead of
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drifting from market/cache readers.
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@ -215,7 +215,9 @@ flows through save-slice/runtime restore state, so later credit / prime / manage
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build on owned issue state instead of another narrow probe; that same owner surface now also carries
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the saved world absolute counter as first-class runtime restore state instead of shell-context
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metadata, plus the packed year word and partial-year progress lane that feed the annual-finance
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recent-history weighting path. The same owned company annual-finance state
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recent-history weighting path. Stepped world time now also refreshes the derived selected-year gap
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scalar owner lane `[world+0x4ca2]`, so later selected-year periodic-boundary world work can build
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on runtime state instead of a frozen load-time scalar. The same owned company annual-finance state
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now also drives a shared company market reader seam for stock-capital, salary, bonus, and the full
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two-word current/prior issue-calendar tuples, which is a better base for shellless finance
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simulation than summary-only helpers. That same owned annual-finance state now also derives elapsed
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