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Summary

Adds claude-notes/plans/2026-09-06-fma-bake-v4-plan.md — a proposal-stage plan for the next FMA bake, scoped deliberately to the address layer (§5 excludes geometry, palettes, LOD, the renderer, and the shipped 20260629c connective-layer fix).

Docs only. No code, no bake, nothing scheduled.

Why

Three producers mint identity three different ways for the same concept, and two of them depend on iteration order:

producer	identity	content-stable?
fma/src/bin/guid.rs:119	golden_id(k) + +1 collision probe	no — k is the enumeration index
fma/src/bin/anchor.rs:111	fnv16(path.join("/"))	yes; no collision probe
crates/osint-bake/src/bin/body.rs:129	row (JSON index), u32→u16 unchecked	no — JSON order

A key minted by one does not resolve in another's output. It has not bitten yet only because each consumer reads exactly one bake. Alongside that: the upstream part_of relation is a DAG (536 of 1,523 nodes multi-parent in the 3.0 table) while the cascade consumes a tree, and composite_parts.txt — 8,265 of 12,530 edges carrying a laterality axis — is not read at all.

None of this is visible from a correct render or a green build, because every defect is in the key rather than the mesh.

What the plan contains

• 9 findings, each with the file:line or command that produced it; 1 marked BLOCKING, the rest OPEN/CONTEXT.
• 7 caveats bounding the evidence — including that the shallow clone makes git dates useless (recency came from release asset timestamps instead), and that the 3.0 and 4.0 node counts are different datasets and explicitly not a before/after.
• 5 weighted decisions (identity mint, multi-parent/views, laterality, depth overflow, source version) with cost/risk per option and one option marked reject rather than merely worse — encoding an axis into a key tier would poison prefix routing.
• 6 probes that gate the work. Three are hard gates; the plan states that a v4 landing without them green is a rebake with the same defects and a new date in its filename.

Verification

Docs-only change; nothing to build or run. Every number in the plan is read from committed source, committed data, or release metadata — no producer was re-run in this session, and the plan says so.

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  • Added a proposal outlining the scope and findings for the FMA bake v4 effort.
  • Documented evidence caveats, design options, required measurements, and explicit exclusions.
  • Captured considerations around identity handling, relationship modeling, depth limits, source selection, and group membership.
  • Included an operator sketch covering potential encoding approaches and related out-of-scope topics.

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The plan defines FMA bake v4 findings, evidence limits, weighted design options, prerequisite probes, research directions, and explicit exclusions. It also records an inconsistency between tenant documentation and the code-defined tenant table.

Changes

FMA bake v4 plan

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Address-layer findings claude-notes/plans/2026-09-06-fma-bake-v4-plan.md	The plan records findings about identity, topology, laterality, depth, source versions, group membership, evidence limits, and tenant-count documentation.
Design options claude-notes/plans/2026-09-06-fma-bake-v4-plan.md	The plan evaluates identity minting, multi-parent addressing, laterality, depth overflow, source-version selection, operator mechanisms, and four research directions.
Validation and scope claude-notes/plans/2026-09-06-fma-bake-v4-plan.md	The plan defines six prerequisite probes and lists geometry, renderer, vessel, ordinal-cost, and masking topics outside scope.

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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to bb3c9

This documentation-only change has no immediate runtime impact, but key address-layer recommendations and capacity figures remain internally inconsistent. Correcting them before merge will prevent the plan from guiding incompatible or incomplete future implementations.

Poem

A rabbit reviews the address trail,
With careful notes and probes in scale.
Identity hops through branching trees,
While scope guards rustle in the breeze.
The tenant count now matches the tale.

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- Around line 171-176: Update the D-2(a) recommendation to scope “fill the rails
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preserves multiple part_of parents is defined.
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Run test suite (ubuntu-latest) is red for a reason outside this PR — one line ported, the rest belongs to #147.

What failed, on 0ef275b, in the cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets --profile ci -- -D warnings step:

error: redundant reference in `assert!` argument
  --> crates/pampa/tests/integration/test_treesitter_coverage.rs:469:9
469 |         &pandoc.blocks[0]
    |         ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ help: remove the redundant `&`
= note: `-D clippy::useless-borrows-in-formatting` implied by `-D warnings`
error: could not compile `pampa` (test "integration") due to 1 previous error
Process completed with exit code 101

Why it is not this PR's. The diff here is two markdown files — a plan under claude-notes/plans/ and a reference doc under .claude/docs/. It contains no Rust. The rejected expression is in a pampa integration test this branch never touches, and the lint became fatal when the workspace -D warnings gate was un-gated in #146 rather than through anything on this branch.

What I ported. #147 already carries the identical one-line change for this exact line, so it is in this branch now — dropping the & in the assert! format argument. Byte-identical to #147's patch, so it no-ops the moment that PR lands rather than conflicting with it. rustfmt --check clean on the file.

What I did not port, and why. #147's other ten files are dead_code allow/expect annotations across cockpit-server — a different finding class, several of them carrying reasoning about cfg(test)/feature/target asymmetries that belongs with its author. Duplicating that arc into a docs PR would widen this beyond what the failure named. If the gate peels back to those next, this PR stays red until #147 merges, and that is the right ordering.

Not verified locally. A full cargo clippy --workspace is not runnable in this sandbox — the lance + datafusion + deno tree exhausts the disk before linking. The change is a literal one-token deletion matching the compiler's own help: suggestion and an already-reviewed patch, so the risk it carries is that it fixes too little, which CI reports, not too much.

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The ported fix worked; the gate peeled back to #147's remainder, exactly as flagged above.

On a5a8d4d, pampa is gone from the error list — that finding is closed. What replaced it is entirely cockpit-server: 28 errors in q2-cockpit plus 14 in its test target.

Every error I can see in the log matches #147's diff line-for-line:

error	site	#147 carries
fields \source` and `timestamp` are never read`	scene_player.rs:41	#[allow(dead_code)] on both fields
very complex type used (type_complexity)	osm_features.rs:2246	the Point / DecodedShape / DecodedTile aliases + rewritten signature
this assertion has a constant value	osm_features.rs:2374	moves it to const _: () = assert!(…) and drops the runtime assert

So the ordering my earlier comment described is now the measured state, not a prediction: this PR is blocked on #147 merging, and nothing in this branch can or should close it. Porting the remaining ~10 files would mean copying an open PR wholesale — including per-annotation reasoning about cfg(test)/feature/target asymmetries that belongs with its author — into a plan document. That is the widening the fix-porting rule exists to avoid, not an instance of it.

No second re-run spent: this is a real failure, not a flake, and it reproduces deterministically.

Leaving this PR watched until #147 lands, at which point the base carries all of it and my one-line pampa port becomes a no-op.

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