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# Runtime Effect Kind-8 Post-Reload Candidate Branches
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This note records the currently grounded late bringup branches that remain between ordinary
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runtime-effect reload and the final one-shot kind-`8` service under
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`world_entry_transition_and_runtime_bringup` `0x00443a50`.
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## Ordering Boundary
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- `world_load_saved_runtime_state_bundle` `0x00446d40`
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- directly restores event runtime records through
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`scenario_event_collection_refresh_runtime_records_from_packed_state` `0x00433130`
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- does **not** directly call
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`scenario_event_collection_service_runtime_effect_records_for_trigger_kind` `0x00432f40`
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- `world_entry_transition_and_runtime_bringup` `0x00443a50`
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- owns both the reload phase and the later final kind-`8` service
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- clears shell-profile latch `[0x006cec7c+0x97]` after that final kind-`8` call
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## Tier 1: Direct Live-Event Mutator
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Grounded from the current `0x00443a50` note and subgraph artifacts:
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- `0x00442c30`
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- `shell_apply_scenario_name_specific_post_load_world_and_object_fixups`
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- explicit live event/object mutation branch
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- already known to rewrite some `[event+0x7ef]` values on scenario-specific cases
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## Tier 2: Indirect Candidate / World-State Rebuild Owners
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These late owners still matter because they reshape candidate-side or world-side state before the
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final kind-`8` service runs, but they do not currently read as direct runtime-event-row
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materializers.
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- `0x004354a0`
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- `world_publish_shell_controller_progress_scalar_from_year_thresholds_or_selector_overrides`
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- late shell-controller progress/state publish in the reactivation tail
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- `0x00435603`
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- `scenario_state_ensure_derived_year_threshold_band`
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- late guard over the derived year-threshold band
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- `0x00412c10`
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- `structure_candidate_collection_refresh_named_availability_latch_0x7ac_and_tail_into_cargo_economy_filter_refresh`
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- rerun after late candidate-side availability restoration/preseed
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- `0x00412bd0`
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- `structure_candidate_collection_rebuild_cargo_membership_tables_counts_and_scaled_rate_bands_for_all_live_records`
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- rerun in the same late candidate rebuild band
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- `0x00434130`
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- `scenario_state_refresh_year_gap_scalar_from_current_year_minus_1850_into_0x4ca2`
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- year-gap derived scalar refresh
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- `0x00436af0`
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- `scenario_state_refresh_cached_available_locomotive_rating_from_year_baseline_and_live_availability_gates`
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- cached locomotive-rating refresh
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- `0x00437737`
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- `world_preseed_named_candidate_availability_records_from_live_pool`
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- late candidate preseed branch called after the second recipe rebuild in the current note
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## Weaker / Lower-Priority Candidates
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- `0x00433130`
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- already identified as the ordinary reload owner, not the late materializer
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- `0x00446d40`
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- already identified as the loader above `0x00433130`, not the final kind-`8` service owner
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## Current Bias
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- The known title-fixup branch `0x00442c30` remains plausible in general because it explicitly
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mutates live runtime-event rows.
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- The checked export
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`artifacts/exports/rt3-1.06/compact-event-dispatch-cluster-counts.json`
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now keeps the ordinary bundle corpus grounded too: the current `rt3_105/maps` set still has
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`318` nondirect dispatch-strip rows across `38 / 41` maps, with `0` recovered trigger kinds and
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only `10` add-building grouped rows across the `7` descriptor keys
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`Barracks`, `Bauxite Mine`, `FarmGrain`, `Furniture Factory`, `Logging Camp`, `Port01`, and
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`Warehouse05`.
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- The widened full-corpus cluster side now keeps the broader ordinary nondirect families visible
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too:
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- `dispatch_signature_condition_cluster_occurrence_counts` now shows the broadest checked family
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is `nondirect-ge1e-h0001-0360-0004-0100-0200-p0000-0000-0000-ffff :: [864:4]` at `36`
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grouped occurrences across `18` maps
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- the next family remains the mixed `[-1:4]` cluster at `27` grouped occurrences across `14`
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maps
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- `dispatch_signature_condition_cluster_descriptor_keys` keeps the `36`-occurrence cluster on
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the variable/status lane (`Economic Status`, `Game Variable 1..4`, `Company Variable 1..4`)
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and keeps the `[-1:4]` cluster on that same family plus the checked `Barracks` /
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`Bauxite Mine` add-building pair
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- That same export now also keeps the carrier maps visible without reopening the full cluster
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dump: `Texas Tea.gmp` carries `Port01`, `Louisiana.gmp` carries `Warehouse05`,
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`Alternate USA.gmp` carries the repeated `FarmGrain` / `Logging Camp` family, and the mixed
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`[-1:4]` cluster is split between `Chicago to New York.gmp` and `Pacific Coastal.gmp`.
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- The checked periodic-company trace now mirrors the same late candidate and retag evidence too:
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- `near_city_acquisition_nontransport_late_bringup_candidate_branches`
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- `near_city_acquisition_nontransport_explicit_trigger_kind_retags`
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- `near_city_acquisition_nontransport_top_dispatch_signature_condition_clusters`
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- But the checked title-hint and direct comparison notes now narrow that path sharply:
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- `artifacts/exports/rt3-1.05/add-building-map-title-hints.json`
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shows `5 / 6` shipped add-building carrier maps have some grounded title hit, but only
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`1 / 6` shows an adjacent embedded `.gmp` reference plus grounded title and only `1 / 6`
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shows a same-stem pair.
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- `artifacts/exports/rt3-1.06/runtime-effect-kind8-title-overlap-note.md`
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shows that strongest overlap (`Louisiana.gmp -> Dutchlantis`) still does not reproduce the
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actual `Add Building Warehouse05` dispatch cluster because `Dutchlantis.gmp` has no current
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add-building dispatch rows.
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- That shifts the best current recovery question toward the late candidate/world-state rebuild band:
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- which Tier 2 branch between `0x00433130` reload and final `0x00432f40(kind 8)` service
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enables the ordinary shipped-map mutation-capable rows before the live event service consumes
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them.
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