Bridge packed event collection through save import
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The atlas milestone is broad enough that the next implementation focus has already shifted downward
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into runtime rehosting. The current runtime baseline now includes deterministic stepping, periodic
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trigger dispatch, normalized runtime effects, fixture execution, state-diff tooling, and initial
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persistence surfaces.
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trigger dispatch, normalized runtime effects, staged event-record mutation, fixture execution,
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state-diff tooling, and initial persistence surfaces.
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The highest-value next passes are now:
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- preserve the atlas and function map as the source of subsystem boundaries while continuing to
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avoid shell-first implementation bets
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- broaden the normalized event-service layer through staged event-record mutation and follow-on
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record behavior
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- deepen the `.smp` event bridge from collection-level structural summaries toward per-record
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packed-body coverage
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- deepen captured-runtime and round-trip fixture coverage on top of the existing runtime CLI and
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fixture surfaces
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- use `rrt-hook` primarily as optional capture or integration tooling, not as the first execution
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