Add overlay runtime import for packed events

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Jan Petykiewicz 2026-04-14 21:19:08 -07:00
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The atlas milestone is broad enough that the next implementation focus has already shifted downward
into runtime rehosting. The current runtime baseline now includes deterministic stepping, periodic
trigger dispatch, normalized runtime effects, staged event-record mutation, fixture execution,
state-diff tooling, tracked save-slice documents for captured-runtime inputs, and a packed-event
persistence bridge that now reaches per-record summaries and selective executable import.
state-diff tooling, tracked save-slice documents for captured-runtime inputs, overlay import
documents that combine captured snapshots with save-derived state, and a packed-event persistence
bridge that now reaches per-record summaries and selective executable import.
The highest-value next passes are now:
- preserve the atlas and function map as the source of subsystem boundaries while continuing to
avoid shell-first implementation bets
- use captured-context overlay imports whenever save-derived packed rows need live runtime context
that the save slice does not actually persist
- widen packed-event target-family coverage only where static evidence is strong enough to support
deterministic executable import
- add the next imported object/context families needed to turn current parity-only packed rows into
executable runtime records
deterministic executable import after the necessary runtime context is present
- use `rrt-hook` primarily as optional capture or integration tooling, not as the first execution
environment
- keep `docs/runtime-rehost-plan.md` current as the runtime baseline and next implementation slice