Narrow region restore continuation candidates
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@ -608,6 +608,19 @@ Working rule:
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`[this+0x20]`, `[this+0x8d]`, `[this+0x5c..+0x61]`, `[this+0x1ee]`, `[this+0x1fa]`, and
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`[this+0x3e]`, and then it opens `0x55f3` only for span accounting before returning. So the
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missing region latches are not hiding in the remainder of `0x00455fc0` either.
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- The next restore-handoff strip is explicit now too: the region trace now carries a dedicated
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later-global-restore hypothesis for `0x00444887`, because that continuation is the first caller
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checkpoint above the ruled-down `0x00421510 -> 0x0041f5c0 -> 0x00455fc0` path. It immediately
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advances into `0x00487c20` territory refresh and `0x0040b5d0` support refresh, then later
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re-enters the per-region follow-on loop at `0x00444b90 -> 0x00420560`. Current disassembly keeps
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`0x00420560` on `[region+0x312]` / `[region+0x317/+0x31b]` only, so the next region pass should
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treat the broader `0x00444887` continuation as the live handoff seam when chasing
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`[region+0x2a4]` and `[region+0x310/+0x338/+0x360]`, not as just another generic restore note.
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- That same continuation is slightly less symmetric now too: the atlas-backed territory side at
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`0x00487c20` currently restores only collection metadata/live ids and still uses no-op per-entry
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load/save callbacks `0x00487670/0x00487680`, so the next pass should bias more heavily toward
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support refresh `0x0040b5d0` or the later region-local rebuild than toward territory payload as
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the hidden source of `[region+0x2a4]` and `[region+0x310/+0x338/+0x360]`.
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- The later restore-side region owners are narrowed further now too: the `0x00421ce0 ->
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0x0041fb00 -> 0x00421730` sweep is class-`0` raster/id rebuild, `0x004881b0` is a companion
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region-set cell-count rebuild over `[region+0x3d/+0x41]`, `0x00487de0` is a border-segment
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