Probe save-world economic tuning and chairman power
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@ -64,11 +64,17 @@ Implemented today:
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chairman slot / role-gate analysis bytes, while the tagged company and chairman/profile
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collections now provide save-native roster entries and `observed_entry_count`; raw company debt
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from the bond table and raw company track-laying capacity from the record tail are grounded too,
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and chairman purchasing power now reuses the strongest nonnegative cached qword total from the
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`[profile+0x1e9..]` band plus current cash instead of collapsing to plain net worth;
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the same fixed world payload now exposes the six-float economic tuning band
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`[world+0x0be2..+0x0bf6]` through save inspection too, but current atlas evidence still keeps
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that editor-tuning family separate from the company-governance issue lanes;
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and `runtime inspect-save-company-chairman <save.gms>` now exposes the remaining raw
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company/chairman scalar candidates directly from the rehosted parser, including fixed-world
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chairman slot / role-gate context, company dword candidate windows, and richer chairman qword
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cache views; the remaining raw-save boundary is company-finance/governance scalar depth plus
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controller-kind closure, not roster absence
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chairman slot / role-gate context, company dword candidate windows, richer chairman qword
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cache views, and derived holdings-at-share-price / cached purchasing-power comparisons; the
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remaining raw-save boundary is company-finance/governance scalar depth plus controller-kind
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closure, not roster absence
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- a checked-in `EventEffects` export now exists too at
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`artifacts/exports/rt3-1.06/event-effects-table.json`, and a checked-in semantic closure layer
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now exists at `artifacts/exports/rt3-1.06/event-effects-semantic-catalog.json`
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