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Prove the c4 h7 Tq sibling-entry lemma - #6

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Prove the c4 h7 Tq sibling-entry lemma#6
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What this adds

  • a pure proof eliminating the same-z Tq sibling-entry family at c=4, k=2, h=7
  • an exact fixed-future checker for every labeled residual word in that family
  • an independent census/report checker and a scoped GitHub Actions proof run

Verified result

GitHub Actions run 31422112992 completed successfully:

  • 23 canonical sibling parents / 32 bad Tq entrance edges
  • 2,958 feasible fixed-next decorations
  • 10,073,448 / 10,073,448 complete residual words are checkpoint-YES
  • 0 local-NO residuals
  • both q-siblings are safe first moves in 10,073,448 / 10,073,448 cases

Run: https://github.com/lieoric/water-sort-counterexample/actions/runs/31422112992

Claim boundary

This eliminates the same-z Tq sibling-entry family. It does not claim that every c4/k2/h7 layout is solvable. The machine run corroborates a general proof in docs/c4-h7-tq-sibling-lemma.md.

Local and independent validation

  • MSVC Release /W4 /WX
  • focused CTest and bounded production/independent differential checks
  • independent reconstruction and witness replay
  • strict report-schema and SHA-256 artifact validation

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