Assessment 194: two maxima with paid delayed classification

10 October 2026. Written native theorem 62 and finite audit; no root admission or external novelty priority claim. This is a dated assessment record.

Current continuation: The composition checkpoint records the live target. Ordered suffix reuse is the strongest completed suffix construction, covering every fixed final maximum diversity. Historical next tests and counts below retain their assessment dates.

The complete construction removes the common-maximum restriction for two final suffix maxima. The smaller global right maximum is exported during actual target words. Every selected row has the same upper-test answer through this length, so early queries use an all-row minimum while classification runs in a separate lane. A second sparse minimum worker receives only the higher class.

The decisive debt argument reserves classification and downstream minimum credits at the original ordinary-name release. A later classification cannot create an uncharged burst. One fixed macro advances all three lanes, and the combined busy-period bound leaves enough query time for both endpoint readers to align. The old minimum-only tail deletion is used only within a valid class; it is never applied to the heterogeneous union.

The checker passed 321 minimum-export updates, 36,887 query-prefix answers, 450 retained receipt forks, 450 completed receipts, 396 stressed pipeline-debt cases and 509 deadline inequalities. It includes a 1,501-bit maximum classification with short positive queries. Classification uses explicit linked digits and imports the maintained immutable sparse-age worker. Tuple FIFO operations, histogram maps and reader-lag arithmetic model inherited primitives; they are not native timing evidence. The written argument supplies all-length costs.

The writing-agent audit checked the producer’s sole-minimum departure, successors beyond the changing word, classifier release after name service, same-source credit accounting, downstream burst charging, the small-length birth batch, absence of a selected high class and old-version forks. No independent reviewer or new scaffold compiler replay is claimed. This is a proof extension of existing native dictionaries, queues, counters and minimum workers. The forthcoming primary-proof review should compare the complete pipeline contract, not infer novelty from this successful finite audit.

NEXT: Test three and then fixed K final suffix maxima: export the ordered first K occupied maximum depths during actual right input and compose a fixed-depth classification/minimum pipeline. Charge speculative exports, downstream credits and reader handoffs; first test removal of a sole low bucket when all successors lie beyond the changing word. No free sorted palette or bulk relabeling. Arbitrary maximum diversity and independent-store joins remain separate.

Scheduled 99 and substantive mathematical 125, window three, count this packet once; last reassessment 122 is unchanged. Next scheduled 100 is the dedicated multi-paper primary-proof review, with at least two full arguments; editorial 102 remains due. The exact mathematical target is preserved through that review.

Source custody, claim mapping, evidence, failed routes, open boundary, reader synthesis and Site representation are recorded in the proof. Root CLAIMS.yaml and paper rankings are unchanged. Build, rendered-route, full-verifier and deployment/source-parity receipts are recorded in integration state; browser viewport inspection remains unavailable.