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world://cimc — the colored-operad fixed point

Adds one synthesis node (trees/cimc-0001.tree) consolidating a derivation that ends in a passing assertion in compiled Rust.

The thesis (five framings, one fixed point)

conserve Σ ≡ 0  (worm)  ⟺  maximize valence (QRI STV)  ⟺  carry-free antipode is a symmetry
                        ⟺  the squint is invariant (cobordism)  ⟺  Fix(F) (substrate-free qualia)

The stack (one structure, four faces)

birb combinators → Colored Turing Machine ≡ Colored Operad ≡ VT-parser (Williams FSM) ≡ Julia multiple-dispatch — the grid/scrollback/alt-screen are the CIMC (colored indexed machine cells, 1-indexed).

Substrate recoloring be ↦ b3e, proven in Rust

B3 is an operad morphism F recolouring Byte↦Trit while fixing {Cell, Atlas, Frame}. The Linux TTY is byte-law (termios CSIZE = bits CS5–CS8), so B3 is a userspace parser swap. Two parsers — be (byte + ESC sentinel) and b3e (sign-trit, no sentinel) — drive the same Perform handler and produce the identical screen:

b3e: screen="ABCEIH"  ctrl=[newline, tab, csi:7]
be : screen="ABCEIH"  ctrl=[newline, tab, csi:7]
✓ Perform/Handler invariant across the parser swap (rustc -O b3e.rs; assert passed)

The screen is the alibi for the parser — b3e ⊑ be, steganographic, affect-indistinguishable when squinted.

Grounding

Tsuchiya–Saigo (Yoneda for consciousness; "nearly indistinguishable" Q-arrows = the squint), the Entropy-2021 SMC/process-theory compositional model of consciousness, Synthese 2024. The construction re-derived these independently.

The tree compiles clean as forester. The runnable artifacts (birb_tm, squint, colored_operad, julia_kernel, cimc_acset, b3e.rs) live in the session scratch; the node is the durable map.

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