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02: Update RR correction and rhythm screening without replaying settled beats - #104
Inherited the review fixes from #102 and #103, including d059e6e. Added explicit cap-gap stream/restart coverage and rejected cap-only labels in uncapped checkpoints. Frozen pre-cap oracle comparisons explicitly use uncapped APIs; capped-label assertions were strengthened. Dart 3.11.4 analysis clean; full initial fix pass 1,564 passed, 6 existing capture skips. All 60 current output-change cases pass after the follow-ups. This cumulative draft will be rebased and marked ready after its predecessors merge.
This is draft 02 of the split of #99. It targets main, so its diff is cumulative and includes the preceding branches. Review this area in its final commit; merge the preceding PRs first, then rebase this branch before merging.
Correcting RR and screening rhythm again at every sync repeats work on beats whose result has already settled. This adds an ordered corrector and rhythm-screen state that preserve settled evidence and evaluate the unfinished tail separately.
What changes
Add production RrCorrector, settled/tail snapshots and versioned checkpoints.
Add gap-aware IrregularScreenState, shared window rules and structured diagnostics.
Add clipped sliding medians and the correction/rhythm oracle and property tests.
Keep the separate research corrector and its benchmark driver beside its own tests and tools.
Lipponen and Tarvainen 2019 and Peltola 2012 support RR classification/correction. The artifact-run cap and irregular-rhythm classifier remain explicitly internal ESTIMATE rules, not published diagnostic estimators. Gap-spanning pairs are newly excluded from the streaming screen to agree with the parent's gap-aware batch path. Stream SD1/SD2, pNN and votes can therefore change. Older screen checkpoints without previous-beat timestamps are refused. Consumers must account for this output change in Edge's kAlgoVersion when adopting it. Missing evidence stays null.
Algebraic breakdown
Structure
State and identity
Combine; lift; finish
Laws and equality
Production RrCorrector, _CappedState
Ordered raw context, class/normal-anchor context, settled counters, active segment/cap state; a fresh corrector
No arbitrary summary combine. Lift fold(rr, tsMs) emits immutable RrSettled; snapshot() corrects the provisional suffix to produce RrSnapshot. Ordered transducer with checkpoint, not a monoid. Uncapped artifact runs can need unbounded context.
RR oracle, artifact-cap and corrector tests check batch NN, source times/classes/counts, awkward seams, bounded capped state and restarts. rr_irregular_laws_test.dart checks chunk invariance, empty fold, snapshot purity, malformed checkpoints, refusal atomicity and conservation. NN/classes/counts exact; floating values use that file's NaN-aware comparison.
RrSettled, RrSnapshot
Emitted sequences and accounting fields; empty output
Sequence concatenation is ordered and associative for emitted settled data; snapshot tail must be replaced, not appended twice. Lift from corrector state; finish settled plus current tail. The snapshot object itself has no merge API.
Same tests check normal + corrected + dropped == raw and NN == raw - dropped, including provisional contributions.
Research tool/incremental/rr_stream.dart corrector
_Sorted threshold windows, raw tail, class and timing state; fresh object
Ordered fold and provisional snapshot; no combine. JSON restores the prefix state.
Research oracle tests arrive with the HRV/respiration area that also consumes this prototype. Production correctness is checked independently here. No generic associative merge claim.
No combine. Lift corrected NN/timestamps with adjacency checks; finish evaluate or diagnostics including a temporary open-window vote. Ordered fold, not a commutative monoid.
Stream, diagnostics and RR/rhythm property tests check chunk/restart invariance, exact count/vote/absence evidence and nonmutating evaluation. SD1/SD2/ratio parity in the property file uses 1e-9*max(1,abs(expected)), confidence 1e-12*max(1,abs(expected)), with the explicit near-zero SD2 qualification; decoder and wire metadata are exact.
irregularWindowConfigOk, irregularWindowVerdict
Complete window and adjacency mask; empty window has no evidence
Batch finish rule with no state combine. Lift eligible successive differences; finish SD1/SD2 and pNN threshold vote, null for thin evidence.
Config refusal, independent window partition checks, time holes and minimum successive-pair gates in diagnostics/screen laws. Threshold decisions and integer counts are exact on tested inputs.
Evidence records with nullable unavailable fields; no synthetic zero for an absent denominator
Serialization and projection, no merge API. Lift caller cleaning counts plus screen evidence; finish versioned diagnostics JSON. Not monoids.
Diagnostics and empty-input tests check exact wire round trips, invalid reason/version/map refusal and absent-versus-zero rules.
slidingMedians
Sorted active clipped window and two indices; empty input gives empty output
Ordered insertion/removal transition, no chunk combine. Lift incoming/outgoing values; finish percentile-50 at each center. Ordered window fold, not a monoid.
sliding_median_test.dart compares to independently clipped/sorted windows, including duplicates/NaN/signed zero. Same type-7 interpolation; no relaxed approximation.
Benchmark/synthetic/driver utilities
Deterministic seeded inputs and emitted steps
Generate or drive folds and measure work; no scientific state-combine contract.
Tests cover production and prototype streams separately. Benchmarks are measurement programs, not law tests.
A stream's chunk invariance says repeated append transitions equal one append over the concatenated input. It does not establish a combine operation. Associativity and commutativity are therefore not claimed for corrector or screen states.
Where the speedup comes from
The corrector and rhythm screen revisit settled beats at every sync, so this PR retains their results and exposes the settled chunks used by later HRV streams. This PR: 0.545 of the 109.065 s saved per night (0.50%). Overall after the full stack: 13.98×.
See the sync-work explanation in #103 for the timeline, overall table and Edge adoption requirement; these are AOT medians from at least five full schedules on generated data, with this PR credited only beyond #102 and its inherited gains included in the overall saving.
How each structure saves work
Correction reuses settled work and recalculates its unresolved tail. With the configured cap and fixed correction window, append arithmetic depends on new beats plus context; uncapped long runs remain an exception. The screen updates moments and counters for new NN, then evaluates its current window, instead of rescanning all earlier windows. Sliding medians avoid sorting and allocating a new window at every position; insertion/removal still shifts a list and costs O(window length).
Fresh timings are in "Where the speedup comes from" above. Older numbers in the docs predate this split.
Tests
Dart 3.11.4, resolved matcher 0.12.20. dart analyze: no issues. Full timeout 3000 nice -n 10 dart test -j 2 --reporter json: 1,548 passed, 6 skipped, 0 failed. Counts include the inherited suite. Elapsed test time 68.697 seconds.
Logs: areas-logs/area-2.analyze.log, areas-logs/area-2.test.jsonl, exit status files and start/finish timestamps. Skips are optional external fixtures/corpora. No assertion was removed and no tolerance was widened. Dart 3.5.0 itself was not run; final test blobs retain the existing NaN-aware matcher fix.
Suggested review order
One commit: 0725b6932e4e RR correction and rhythm screening replay settled beats on each sync. Review the state/empty/combine or append transitions first, the finish/publication rules next, then the area reference/law/checkpoint tests and tools.
Change size and stacking
Logic under lib/: +1,836/-110, 1,946 changed lines. Tests, tools and docs: +7,380/-0, 7,380 changed lines. Other root documentation: +0/-0.
Stacks on split/area-1-framework at b5903fd9a9ee. This is branch 2 of 6, one compiled and fully tested commit per branch. Apply the stack in numerical order; the final branch must match origin/split/aggregators exactly.
Questions for the reviewer
Are the cap's explicit ESTIMATE status and the uncapped-context limitation sufficient for the intended caller?
Is rejecting the old screen checkpoint preferable to rebuilding its missing timestamp context from raw data at the application boundary?
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Added streaming RR correction with incremental results, provisional snapshots, and save/restore support.
Added detailed irregular-rhythm screening with diagnostic results, abstention reasons, and sustained-window evidence. Existing screening now uses the detailed screening behavior.
Added a sliding-median utility.
Documentation
Updated contributor testing guidance to require a Dart SDK compatible with the project’s declared environment.
The pull request adds streaming RR correction and incremental irregular-rhythm screening with diagnostics and JSON checkpointing. It also updates the calculation cache, adds a sliding-median utility, adjusts property-test behavior, and revises contributor and sleep-library documentation.
Changes: Streaming RR correction
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Streaming corrector and public API lib/src/onehz/foundations/rr_correction_stream.dart, lib/onehz.dart
The library exports RrCorrector, which processes RR chunks and reports settled output and provisional snapshots. Its state supports JSON serialization and restoration.
The corrector supports capped and uncapped artifact-run modes. Capped processing settles data using a bounded lookback and validates restored state.
Reference implementation and batch comparisons test/onehz/support/correct_rr_reference.dart, test/onehz/rr_correction_oracle_test.dart, test/onehz/rr_correction_perf_test.dart
A reference implementation and tests cover batch correction, timestamps, parameter combinations, generated inputs, and performance.
Streaming, cap, and checkpoint validation test/onehz/incremental/*, test/onehz/rr_artifact_cap_test.dart, test/output_changes/review_stream_gap_test.dart, test/onehz/support/*
Tests compare streaming results with reference results across chunking, restoration, artifact caps, and long inputs.
Incremental prototype and measurement tools tool/incremental/*
The tools add an incremental corrector prototype, generated data, fold drivers, and timing and lag reports.
Irregular-rhythm screening
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Diagnostic data and serialization lib/src/onehz/clinical/irregular_diagnostics.dart
New types represent cleaning counts, thresholds, abstention reasons, and window counts. Diagnostics and screen results support JSON serialization and restoration.
Batch screen and window voting lib/src/onehz/clinical/irregular_rhythm.dart, lib/src/onehz/clinical/irregular_window.dart, lib/onehz.dart, test/onehz/irregular_diagnostics*
The detailed batch API returns diagnostics for successful and abstaining screens. Window helpers validate configuration and calculate window verdicts.
Incremental screen and batch equivalence lib/src/onehz/clinical/irregular_rhythm_state.dart, test/onehz/incremental/irregular_*_test.dart
The incremental screen folds NN intervals and evaluates provisional tails. Tests compare streaming results with batch results and exercise checkpoint restoration.
Calculation cache updates
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Typed copies and dependency snapshots lib/src/onehz/incremental_core.dart, test/onehz/incremental/calculation_cache_test.dart
The cache accepts a typed result copier, snapshots sets recursively, rejects unsupported iterable dependencies, and compares sets without regard to iteration order. Tests cover copying and mutation detection.
Sliding median utility
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Sliding median implementation and tests lib/src/onehz/util.dart, test/onehz/sliding_median_test.dart
slidingMedians calculates clipped centered medians with a maintained sorted window. Tests compare its output with an independent implementation. The utility documentation also describes Lomb–Scargle time handling.
Property-test harness
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Generator, shrinking, and replay behavior test/support/*
The property-test helpers adjust generated-value bounds, situation counts, shrinking candidates, and replay limits. Tests cover the revised behavior.
Contributor setup instructions
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Dart SDK guidance CONTRIBUTING.md
The Tests instructions now specify a Dart SDK matching the pubspec.yaml environment constraint and remove the Nix/Flutter setup instructions.
Sleep library comment
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Barrel comment lib/src/onehz/sleep/sleep.dart
The comment describing the online stager’s past-only windows and abstention behavior was removed.
sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant RrCorrector
participant JSONCheckpoint
Caller->>RrCorrector: fold RR chunks
RrCorrector-->>Caller: settled NN values and times
Caller->>RrCorrector: snapshot
RrCorrector-->>Caller: provisional tail and counts
Caller->>RrCorrector: toJson
RrCorrector-->>JSONCheckpoint: checkpoint data
JSONCheckpoint->>RrCorrector: fromJson checkpoint
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Review comments at @lib/src/onehz/clinical/irregular_diagnostics.dart:
- Line 183: Update serialization of thresholds.windowMinutes in the
irregular-screen result and IrregularScreenState.toJson() to use a consistent
JSON-safe representation for non-finite values, and restore those values during
deserialization. Preserve ordinary finite threshold values and ensure
fail-closed results remain JSON-encodable.
Review comments at @lib/src/onehz/clinical/irregular_rhythm_state.dart:
- Line 261: Update the window-start assignment in fold so non-finite timestamps
follow an explicitly defined finite-time policy and cannot be retained in
_winStart or its checkpoint; apply the same policy in the batch window counter.
Preserve existing behavior for finite timestamps.
- Line 189: Update toJson() to store a copy of _bk in the checkpoint map, so
later beats cannot mutate the captured snapshot; leave the existing _bkAdj copy
and scalar counters unchanged.
Review comments at @lib/src/onehz/incremental_core.dart:
- Line 647: In _copyResult, move both broad List<num> map-copy branches after
the narrower integer and double map branches so those types are copied before
covariance can match the broad branches; preserve handling for nullable map
types. Add regression cases covering integer, double, and nullable numeric-list
maps.
- Line 610: Replace the identity-based `b.contains(item)` check in the
set-comparison path with order-independent matching that uses `_deepEqual` for
recursive element comparison and marks each matched element as consumed so
duplicates are handled correctly. Add a test confirming an unchanged set
containing a list evaluates only once across two computations.
Review comments at @tool/incremental/bench_rr.dart:
- Line 52: Update the restore expression using RrCorrector.fromJson to pass the
map decoded from txt directly, removing the extra jsonRoundTrip call. Preserve
the existing checkpoint encoding and restore flow so the timing measures one
encode/decode cycle.
Review comments at @tool/incremental/lag_stats.dart:
- Line 27: Track the peak buffer size during folding rather than reporting only
the final c.bufferedBeats value. Update the maximum after each fold and use it
in the state buffer max beats report.
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Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Keep fail-closed results JSON-encodable.
If windowMinutes is double.nan, the screen fails closed but this field still contains NaN. jsonEncode(result.toJson()) then throws instead of persisting the result. IrregularScreenState.toJson() has the same parameter-serialization failure.
Define a JSON-safe representation for non-finite thresholds and restore it consistently.
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Review comment at @lib/src/onehz/clinical/irregular_diagnostics.dart at line 183:
Update serialization of thresholds.windowMinutes in the irregular-screen result and IrregularScreenState.toJson() to use a consistent JSON-safe representation for non-finite values, and restore those values during deserialization. Preserve ordinary finite threshold values and ensure fail-closed results remain JSON-encodable.
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Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Copy the open-window beats into the checkpoint.
toJson() returns the live _bk list, but it copies _bkAdj and captures scalar counters. If a caller captures the map and folds another beat before encoding it, only bk changes. Restoring that checkpoint then throws because its counts or list lengths disagree.
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'bk': _bk,
'bk':List<double>.of(_bk),
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Review comment at @lib/src/onehz/clinical/irregular_rhythm_state.dart at line 189:
Update toJson() to store a copy of _bk in the checkpoint map, so later beats cannot mutate the captured snapshot; leave the existing _bkAdj copy and scalar counters unchanged.
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Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Do not retain a non-finite window start.
fold([800.0], [double.nan]) assigns NaN to _winStart. Every later window-boundary comparison is false, so the bucket grows without closing. The checkpoint also contains winStart: NaN, which makes jsonEncode() throw despite the null encoding provided for prevT.
Define a finite-time policy before assigning the window start. Apply the same policy to the batch window counter.
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Review comment at @lib/src/onehz/clinical/irregular_rhythm_state.dart at line 261:
Update the window-start assignment in fold so non-finite timestamps follow an explicitly defined finite-time policy and cannot be retained in _winStart or its checkpoint; apply the same policy in the batch window counter. Preserve existing behavior for finite timestamps.
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Minor · Performance & Scalability · Quick win
Compare copied set elements recursively.
For dependencies such as <List<int>>{[1, 2]}, _snapshotDependency creates a new inner list. This membership check then compares that copied list with the original list. Dart lists use identity equality by default, so the unchanged dependency never produces a cache hit. Nested maps and sets have the same problem. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Match set elements with _deepEqual, without depending on iteration order, and consume each matched element once. Add a test that evaluates an unchanged set containing a list twice and expects one computation.
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Review comment at @lib/src/onehz/incremental_core.dart at line 610:
Replace the identity-based `b.contains(item)` check in the set-comparison path with order-independent matching that uses `_deepEqual` for recursive element comparison and marks each matched element as consumed so duplicates are handled correctly. Add a test confirming an unchanged set containing a list evaluates only once across two computations.
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Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Copy narrower numeric-list map types before broader types.
Dart generics are covariant, so Map<String, List<int>> and Map<String, List<double>> also match this branch. (dart.dev)
For evaluate<Map<String, List<int>>>('k', null, () => {'x': [1]}), _copyMap therefore builds a Map<String, List<num>>. _copyResult rejects that copy with ArgumentError. The later integer and double branches cannot run. Line 649 causes the same failure for nullable numeric-list types.
Move both List<num> branches after their narrower numeric-list branches. Add regression cases for integer, double, and nullable numeric-list maps.
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In _copyResult, move both broad List<num> map-copy branches after the narrower integer and double map branches so those types are copied before covariance can match the broad branches; preserve handling for nullable map types. Add regression cases covering integer, double, and nullable numeric-list maps.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Measure only one JSON encode/decode cycle.
Line 51 already encodes the checkpoint. This line decodes it, then jsonRoundTrip encodes and decodes it again. The reported json enc+dec+restore timing therefore includes two serialization cycles and overstates checkpoint cost. Restore directly from the decoded map.
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--- "a/tool/incremental/bench_rr.dart"+++ "b/tool/incremental/bench_rr.dart"@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@
if (to == cuts.last) all.addAll(snap.tailNn);
sw..reset()..start();
final txt = jsonEncode(c.toJson());
- c = RrCorrector.fromJson(jsonRoundTrip(jsonDecode(txt) as Map<String, dynamic>));+ c = RrCorrector.fromJson(jsonDecode(txt) as Map<String, dynamic>);
jsonMs.add(ms(sw));
bytes = txt.length;
if (bytes > maxBytes) maxBytes = bytes;
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c =RrCorrector.fromJson(jsonRoundTrip(jsonDecode(txt) asMap<String, dynamic>));
c =RrCorrector.fromJson(jsonDecode(txt) asMap<String, dynamic>);
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Update the restore expression using RrCorrector.fromJson to pass the map decoded from txt directly, removing the extra jsonRoundTrip call. Preserve the existing checkpoint encoding and restore flow so the timing measures one encode/decode cycle.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Track the maximum buffer size during folding.
c.bufferedBeats here is the final size, not the maximum size. If an artifact run enlarges the buffer and later normal beats allow compaction, this report hides the peak buffer requirement. Update a maximum after each fold and print that value.
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Track the peak buffer size during folding rather than reporting only the final c.bufferedBeats value. Update the maximum after each fold and use it in the state buffer max beats report.
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Review updates
Inherited the review fixes from #102 and #103, including d059e6e. Added explicit cap-gap stream/restart coverage and rejected cap-only labels in uncapped checkpoints. Frozen pre-cap oracle comparisons explicitly use uncapped APIs; capped-label assertions were strengthened. Dart 3.11.4 analysis clean; full initial fix pass 1,564 passed, 6 existing capture skips. All 60 current output-change cases pass after the follow-ups. This cumulative draft will be rebased and marked ready after its predecessors merge.
Depends on 01 / #103.
Depends on 00 / #102.
This is draft 02 of the split of #99. It targets
main, so its diff is cumulative and includes the preceding branches. Review this area in its final commit; merge the preceding PRs first, then rebase this branch before merging.Correcting RR and screening rhythm again at every sync repeats work on beats whose result has already settled. This adds an ordered corrector and rhythm-screen state that preserve settled evidence and evaluate the unfinished tail separately.
What changes
RrCorrector, settled/tail snapshots and versioned checkpoints.IrregularScreenState, shared window rules and structured diagnostics.Lipponen and Tarvainen 2019 and Peltola 2012 support RR classification/correction. The artifact-run cap and irregular-rhythm classifier remain explicitly internal ESTIMATE rules, not published diagnostic estimators. Gap-spanning pairs are newly excluded from the streaming screen to agree with the parent's gap-aware batch path. Stream SD1/SD2, pNN and votes can therefore change. Older screen checkpoints without previous-beat timestamps are refused. Consumers must account for this output change in Edge's
kAlgoVersionwhen adopting it. Missing evidence stays null.Algebraic breakdown
RrCorrector,_CappedStatefold(rr, tsMs)emits immutableRrSettled;snapshot()corrects the provisional suffix to produceRrSnapshot. Ordered transducer with checkpoint, not a monoid. Uncapped artifact runs can need unbounded context.rr_irregular_laws_test.dartchecks chunk invariance, empty fold, snapshot purity, malformed checkpoints, refusal atomicity and conservation. NN/classes/counts exact; floating values use that file's NaN-aware comparison.RrSettled,RrSnapshotnormal + corrected + dropped == rawandNN == raw - dropped, including provisional contributions.tool/incremental/rr_stream.dartcorrector_Sortedthreshold windows, raw tail, class and timing state; fresh objectIrregularScreenStateevaluateor diagnostics including a temporary open-window vote. Ordered fold, not a commutative monoid.1e-9*max(1,abs(expected)), confidence1e-12*max(1,abs(expected)), with the explicit near-zero SD2 qualification; decoder and wire metadata are exact.irregularWindowConfigOk,irregularWindowVerdictRrCleaningCounts,IrregularThresholds,IrregularWindowCounts,IrregularDiagnostics,IrregularScreenResult, abstention/open-window enumsslidingMedianssliding_median_test.dartcompares to independently clipped/sorted windows, including duplicates/NaN/signed zero. Same type-7 interpolation; no relaxed approximation.A stream's chunk invariance says repeated append transitions equal one append over the concatenated input. It does not establish a
combineoperation. Associativity and commutativity are therefore not claimed for corrector or screen states.Where the speedup comes from
The corrector and rhythm screen revisit settled beats at every sync, so this PR retains their results and exposes the settled chunks used by later HRV streams. This PR: 0.545 of the 109.065 s saved per night (0.50%). Overall after the full stack: 13.98×.
See the sync-work explanation in #103 for the timeline, overall table and Edge adoption requirement; these are AOT medians from at least five full schedules on generated data, with this PR credited only beyond #102 and its inherited gains included in the overall saving.
How each structure saves work
Correction reuses settled work and recalculates its unresolved tail. With the configured cap and fixed correction window, append arithmetic depends on new beats plus context; uncapped long runs remain an exception. The screen updates moments and counters for new NN, then evaluates its current window, instead of rescanning all earlier windows. Sliding medians avoid sorting and allocating a new window at every position; insertion/removal still shifts a list and costs O(window length).
Fresh timings are in "Where the speedup comes from" above. Older numbers in the docs predate this split.
Tests
Dart 3.11.4, resolved matcher 0.12.20.
dart analyze: no issues. Fulltimeout 3000 nice -n 10 dart test -j 2 --reporter json: 1,548 passed, 6 skipped, 0 failed. Counts include the inherited suite. Elapsed test time 68.697 seconds.Logs:
areas-logs/area-2.analyze.log,areas-logs/area-2.test.jsonl, exit status files and start/finish timestamps. Skips are optional external fixtures/corpora. No assertion was removed and no tolerance was widened. Dart 3.5.0 itself was not run; final test blobs retain the existing NaN-aware matcher fix.Suggested review order
One commit:
0725b6932e4eRR correction and rhythm screening replay settled beats on each sync. Review the state/empty/combine or append transitions first, the finish/publication rules next, then the area reference/law/checkpoint tests and tools.Change size and stacking
Logic under
lib/: +1,836/-110, 1,946 changed lines. Tests, tools and docs: +7,380/-0, 7,380 changed lines. Other root documentation: +0/-0.Stacks on
split/area-1-frameworkatb5903fd9a9ee. This is branch 2 of 6, one compiled and fully tested commit per branch. Apply the stack in numerical order; the final branch must matchorigin/split/aggregatorsexactly.Questions for the reviewer
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