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Moira Aspect Backend Standard
Governing Principle
The Moira aspect backend is a sovereign computational subsystem. Its definitions, layer boundaries, invariants, failure doctrine, and determinism rules are stated here and are frozen until explicitly superseded by a revision to this document.
This document reflects current implementation truth as of Phase 12 (272 passing tests). It does not describe aspirational future capabilities.
Part I — Architecture Standard
1. Authoritative Computational Definitions
1.1 Ecliptic aspect
An ecliptic aspect in Moira is:
A detected angular relationship between two distinct celestial bodies whose angular separation along the ecliptic falls within a declared orb of a canonical aspect angle.
| Element | Definition |
|---|---|
| two distinct bodies | body1 != body2; no self-aspects |
| angular separation | angular_distance(lon1, lon2) → [0, 180] degrees, folded at 180° |
| canonical aspect angle | An angle from moira.constants.Aspect.ALL |
| orb | abs(separation - angle) |
| within declared orb | orb <= allowed_orb |
| allowed_orb | default_orb * orb_factor, or the caller-supplied override for that angle |
The admission test is fully reconstructable from the stored vessel:
orb == abs(separation - angle)
orb <= allowed_orb
separation = angular_distance(lon1, lon2)
1.2 Declination aspect
A declination aspect in Moira is:
A parallel or contra-parallel between two distinct celestial bodies whose signed declinations satisfy one of the two defined relationships within a declared orb.
| Type | Admission test | Orb formula |
|---|---|---|
| Parallel | abs(dec1 - dec2) <= allowed_orb |
orb = abs(dec1 - dec2) |
| Contra-Parallel | abs(dec1 + dec2) <= allowed_orb |
orb = abs(dec1 + dec2) |
Declination aspects carry no motion data (applying, stationary are absent
from DeclinationAspect).
1.3 Admitted aspect
An aspect is admitted when the admission test passes. Admission is binary: the aspect either qualifies or it does not. There is no partial admission and no confidence score at the detection layer.
2. Layer Structure
The backend is organized into twelve phases. Each phase operates only on outputs produced by phases below it. No phase reaches upward.
Phase 1 — Core aspect detection
Phase 2 — Relational truth preservation
Phase 3 — Classification
Phase 4 — Inspectability
Phase 5 — Doctrine inputs
Phase 6 — Policy surface
Phase 7 — Geometric strength
Phase 8 — Temporal state
Phase 9 — Canonical configuration
Phase 10 — Multi-body pattern layer
Phase 11 — Relational graph / network layer
Phase 12 — Harmonic / family intelligence layer
Layer boundary rule
A function in phase N may consume results from phases 1 through N−1. It may not:
- re-run position arithmetic
- re-compute aspect admission
- alter a vessel produced by an earlier phase in place
- introduce new doctrine inputs not present in that phase's entry point
3. Delegated Assumptions
The aspect engine delegates to external modules without redefining them:
| Concern | Delegated to | Convention |
|---|---|---|
| Angular distance arithmetic | moira.coordinates.angular_distance |
Returns [0, 180], fold at 180° |
| Canonical aspect definitions | moira.constants.Aspect.ALL |
22 zodiacal aspects |
| Default orb table | moira.constants.DEFAULT_ORBS |
{angle: max_orb} |
| Aspect tier lists | moira.constants.ASPECT_TIERS |
Major / Common Minor / Extended Minor |
The aspect backend does not redefine any of these. Changes to these constants propagate automatically.
4. Canonical Aspect Set
The complete set of recognised and detectable aspect types is declared in
CANONICAL_ASPECTS — a module-level tuple of 24 names, frozen at import time.
| Tier | Count | Names |
|---|---|---|
| Major | 5 | Conjunction, Sextile, Square, Trine, Opposition |
| Common Minor | 6 | Semisextile, Semisquare, Sesquiquadrate, Quincunx, Quintile, Biquintile |
| Extended Minor | 11 | Septile, Biseptile, Triseptile, Novile, Binovile, Quadnovile, Decile, Tredecile, Undecile, Quindecile, Vigintile |
| Declination | 2 | Parallel, Contra-Parallel |
Rules:
- The 22 zodiacal names correspond 1-to-1 with entries in
Aspect.ALL. - The 2 declination names are produced exclusively by
find_declination_aspects. CANONICAL_ASPECTScarries no detection logic; it is a declaration only.- No aspect not in
CANONICAL_ASPECTScan be produced by any detection function.
5. Classification
AspectClassification classifies every admitted aspect on three independent axes:
| Axis | Type | Rule |
|---|---|---|
domain |
AspectDomain |
ZODIACAL for ecliptic; DECLINATION for parallels |
tier |
AspectTier |
Derived from AspectDefinition.is_major and membership in Aspect.EXTENDED_MINOR |
family |
AspectFamily |
Derived from _FAMILY_BY_NAME; maps each aspect name to its harmonic family |
Classification is descriptive only. It describes what was detected, not how it should be interpreted. Strength, dignity weighting, and reception scoring are excluded from the classification layer.
Family grouping
Aspects in the same harmonic series share a family:
| Family | Members |
|---|---|
CONJUNCTION |
Conjunction |
OPPOSITION |
Opposition |
SQUARE |
Square |
TRINE |
Trine |
SEXTILE |
Sextile |
SEMISEXTILE |
Semisextile |
SEMISQUARE |
Semisquare |
SESQUIQUADRATE |
Sesquiquadrate |
QUINCUNX |
Quincunx |
QUINTILE |
Quintile, Biquintile |
SEPTILE |
Septile, Biseptile, Triseptile |
NOVILE |
Novile, Binovile, Quadnovile |
DECILE |
Decile, Tredecile |
UNDECILE |
Undecile |
QUINDECILE |
Quindecile |
VIGINTILE |
Vigintile |
DECLINATION |
Parallel, Contra-Parallel |
6. Policy Layer
AspectPolicy encapsulates all detection-time doctrine inputs.
| Field | Type | Default | Effect |
|---|---|---|---|
tier |
int | None |
None |
0=Major only, 1=Major+Common Minor, 2=All; None defers to include_minor |
include_minor |
bool |
True |
Include Common Minor when tier is None |
orbs |
dict[float, float] | None |
None |
Custom orb table {angle: max_orb}; overrides orb_factor when set |
orb_factor |
float |
1.0 |
Multiplier on all default orbs; ignored when orbs is set |
declination_orb |
float |
1.0 |
Ceiling for Parallel and Contra-Parallel detection |
When a policy argument is passed to a detection function it takes full precedence
over any corresponding individual keyword arguments. Individual parameters remain
available for backward compatibility.
DEFAULT_POLICY reproduces the historical default behaviour of all four
detection functions.
Policy validation
AspectPolicy validates its fields at construction:
| Condition | Raises |
|---|---|
orb_factor <= 0 |
ValueError |
declination_orb < 0 |
ValueError |
7. Geometric Strength
AspectStrength is a pure arithmetic exactness summary derived from
orb and allowed_orb only.
surplus = allowed_orb - orb
exactness = 1.0 - orb / allowed_orb
| Field | Definition |
|---|---|
orb |
Angular deviation from target angle; always non-negative |
allowed_orb |
Orb ceiling applied at admission |
surplus |
allowed_orb - orb; remaining headroom |
exactness |
1.0 - orb / allowed_orb; 1.0 = exact, 0.0 = at boundary |
aspect_strength does not interpret strength. It does not weight by aspect
family, body dignity, or orbital speed.
Strength validation
aspect_strength validates its input before computing:
| Condition | Raises |
|---|---|
allowed_orb <= 0 |
ValueError |
orb > allowed_orb |
ValueError |
8. Temporal-State Doctrine
MotionState formalises the motion-aware truth already stored in applying
and stationary. It maps the complete decision space without ambiguity:
| Vessel type | stationary |
applying |
→ MotionState |
|---|---|---|---|
DeclinationAspect |
— | — | NONE |
AspectData |
True |
any | STATIONARY |
AspectData |
False |
True |
APPLYING |
AspectData |
False |
False |
SEPARATING |
AspectData |
False |
None |
INDETERMINATE |
STATIONARY takes precedence over applying regardless of its value.
DeclinationAspect always yields NONE because declination detection
receives no speed inputs.
Temporal consistency rules
APPLYING↔is_applying is Trueandis_separating is FalseSEPARATING↔is_separating is Trueandis_applying is Falseis_applyingandis_separatingare never simultaneouslyTrue- Both are
Falsewhenapplying is None
9. Multi-Body Pattern Doctrine
find_patterns operates over an already-admitted list[AspectData]. It does
not re-run position arithmetic.
Implemented patterns and their structural requirements:
| Kind | Bodies | Required edges |
|---|---|---|
STELLIUM |
≥3, maximal clique | Mutual Conjunction between every pair |
T_SQUARE |
exactly 3 | One Opposition (A–B) + Square(A–C) + Square(B–C) |
GRAND_TRINE |
exactly 3 | Trine(A–B) + Trine(B–C) + Trine(A–C) |
GRAND_CROSS |
exactly 4 | Two Oppositions + four Squares (closed cross) |
YOD |
exactly 3 | Sextile(B–C) + Quincunx(A–B) + Quincunx(A–C) |
Pattern ordering rules
- Output order: Stellia, T-Squares, Grand Trines, Grand Crosses, Yods.
- Each pattern kind is emitted at most once per unique body set (
frozenset). - Stellium: smaller subsets contained within a larger Stellium are suppressed.
- All other kinds are independent. A Grand Cross may also contain T-Squares; both are reported.
- Within each kind, patterns are ordered by sorted body-name iteration
(outer loops always iterate over
sorted(all_bodies)).
Pattern contributing-aspects ordering
The aspects tuple inside each AspectPattern is sorted by
(body1, body2, aspect). This ordering is stable and independent of the input
list ordering.
Structural aspect counts
| Kind | len(aspects) |
|---|---|
| STELLIUM (3-body) | 3 |
| STELLIUM (4-body) | 6 |
| T_SQUARE | 3 |
| GRAND_TRINE | 3 |
| GRAND_CROSS | 6 |
| YOD | 3 |
10. Relational Graph Doctrine
build_aspect_graph expresses the chart as a deterministic aspect network.
Bodies become nodes; each admitted AspectData becomes an edge.
Graph construction rules
- Every body that appears in at least one aspect gets a node.
- Bodies supplied via
bodies=that have no aspects get degree-0 nodes. nodesis sorted by body name.edgesis sorted by(body1, body2, aspect).componentsis sorted by(min(component), len(component))ascending.
Node invariants
| Invariant | Expression |
|---|---|
| Degree consistency | degree == len(edges) |
| Family count consistency | sum(family_counts.values()) == degree |
| Incidence | Every edge in node.edges has body1 == name or body2 == name |
| Edge ordering | edges sorted by (body1, body2, aspect) |
family_counts keys are AspectData.aspect strings (e.g. "Trine"), not
AspectFamily enum values. This is intentional: it preserves per-name granularity
at the graph layer (Trine vs Biquintile both count as QUINTILE family at the harmonic
layer, but remain distinct at the graph layer).
Derived properties
| Property | Definition |
|---|---|
hubs |
Nodes with maximum degree; empty tuple when all nodes are isolated |
isolated |
Nodes with degree 0, sorted by name |
11. Harmonic Intelligence Doctrine
aspect_harmonic_profile derives the family distribution of admitted aspects
at both the chart level and per body.
Profile construction rules
chartcovers all aspects in the input list.by_bodyhas one entry per body that appears in at least one aspect.by_bodykeys are in sorted body-name order.- A body with no aspects has no entry in
by_body.
Family resolution order (when classification is absent)
a.classification.familywhenclassificationis notNone(normal case)._FAMILY_BY_NAME[a.aspect]whenclassificationisNoneand the name is a known zodiacal name.AspectFamily.DECLINATIONas the fallback for any unrecognised name (covers "Parallel", "Contra-Parallel", or custom names).
AspectFamilyProfile invariants
| Invariant | Expression |
|---|---|
| Total | sum(counts.values()) == total |
| Proportions count | len(proportions) == len(counts) |
| Proportions sum | abs(sum(proportions.values()) - 1.0) < 1e-9 when total > 0 |
| Dominant membership | Every member of dominant is a key in counts |
| Proportion range | All proportions in [0.0, 1.0] |
| Key ordering | counts and proportions keys follow AspectFamily declaration order |
| Dominant ordering | dominant sorted by AspectFamily.value (alphabetical) |
12. Non-Goals
The following concerns are explicitly outside the scope of the current aspect backend:
| Excluded concern | Reason |
|---|---|
| Interpretation (e.g. "this aspect is challenging") | Doctrine-specific; belongs above the engine |
| Dignity weighting or reception scoring | Requires a separate dignity model |
| Body-specific orb weights | Not in current AspectPolicy |
| Sinister/dexter distinction | Requires directional awareness not yet in scope |
| Antiscion contacts | A separate geometric computation |
| Cross-chart (synastry) relational policies | Multi-chart context not yet in scope |
| Kite, Mystic Rectangle, Grand Quintile | Require oriented topology or 5-body matching |
| UI rendering or serialization | Belongs above the engine |
| Harmonic chart generation | Separate from aspect detection |
Part II — Validation Codex
1. Validation Environment
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Authoritative runtime | .venv in the project root |
| Python version | 3.14.x (as resolved by .venv) |
| Test runner | pytest via .venv\Scripts\python.exe -m pytest |
| Test file | tests/unit/test_aspects.py |
| Baseline | 272 tests, all passing |
| Acceptable result | 0 failures, 0 errors |
No test in test_aspects.py may be modified to make the implementation pass.
A failing test is always treated as an implementation defect, not a test defect,
unless the test itself is proven incorrect.
2. Invariant Register
This register is the normative source of truth for all subsystem invariants. Each invariant is identified by a short code for traceable reference.
INV-TRUTH — Truth preservation
| Code | Invariant |
|---|---|
| T-1 | orb == abs(separation - angle) to floating-point precision |
| T-2 | orb <= allowed_orb for every admitted AspectData |
| T-3 | orb_surplus == allowed_orb - orb >= 0 |
| T-4 | separation is in [0, 180] degrees |
| T-5 | For a Parallel: orb == abs(dec1 - dec2) |
| T-6 | For a Contra-Parallel: orb == abs(dec1 + dec2) |
| T-7 | dec1 and dec2 are in [-90, +90] |
INV-CLASS — Classification
| Code | Invariant |
|---|---|
| C-1 | classification.domain == ZODIACAL for every AspectData produced by detection |
| C-2 | classification.domain == DECLINATION for every DeclinationAspect |
| C-3 | classification.family == _FAMILY_BY_NAME[aspect] for every zodiacal aspect |
| C-4 | classification.family == AspectFamily.DECLINATION for every DeclinationAspect |
| C-5 | classification.tier == MAJOR for every aspect in {"Conjunction","Sextile","Square","Trine","Opposition"} |
| C-6 | Classification is identical for the same aspect name across all calls |
INV-STR — Geometric strength
| Code | Invariant |
|---|---|
| S-1 | 0.0 <= orb <= allowed_orb for any vessel passed to aspect_strength |
| S-2 | surplus == allowed_orb - orb |
| S-3 | 0.0 <= exactness <= 1.0 |
| S-4 | exactness == 1.0 - orb / allowed_orb |
| S-5 | aspect_strength raises ValueError when allowed_orb <= 0 |
| S-6 | aspect_strength raises ValueError when orb > allowed_orb |
INV-MOT — Temporal state
| Code | Invariant |
|---|---|
| M-1 | APPLYING ↔ is_applying is True and is_separating is False |
| M-2 | SEPARATING ↔ is_separating is True and is_applying is False |
| M-3 | STATIONARY when stationary is True, regardless of applying value |
| M-4 | INDETERMINATE when applying is None and stationary is False |
| M-5 | DeclinationAspect always yields MotionState.NONE |
| M-6 | is_applying and is_separating are never simultaneously True |
INV-PAT — Pattern layer
| Code | Invariant |
|---|---|
| P-1 | Every body in pattern.bodies appears in at least one aspect in pattern.aspects |
| P-2 | pattern.aspects is sorted by (body1, body2, aspect) |
| P-3 | No pattern body-set is emitted more than once per kind |
| P-4 | Stellium sub-cliques contained in a larger Stellium are suppressed |
| P-5 | T_SQUARE has exactly 3 contributing aspects |
| P-6 | GRAND_TRINE has exactly 3 contributing aspects |
| P-7 | GRAND_CROSS has exactly 6 contributing aspects |
| P-8 | YOD has exactly 3 contributing aspects |
| P-9 | STELLIUM (3-body) has exactly 3; (4-body) has exactly 6 contributing aspects |
| P-10 | Output order: Stellia, T-Squares, Grand Trines, Grand Crosses, Yods |
| P-11 | find_patterns does not mutate the input list |
INV-GRAPH — Relational graph
| Code | Invariant |
|---|---|
| G-1 | degree == len(edges) for every node |
| G-2 | sum(family_counts.values()) == degree for every node |
| G-3 | Every edge in node.edges involves that node as body1 or body2 |
| G-4 | node.edges sorted by (body1, body2, aspect) |
| G-5 | graph.nodes sorted by body name |
| G-6 | graph.edges sorted by (body1, body2, aspect) |
| G-7 | graph.components sorted by (min(c), len(c)) ascending |
| G-8 | build_aspect_graph does not mutate the input list |
INV-HARM — Harmonic layer
| Code | Invariant |
|---|---|
| H-1 | sum(counts.values()) == total |
| H-2 | len(proportions) == len(counts) |
| H-3 | abs(sum(proportions.values()) - 1.0) < 1e-9 when total > 0 |
| H-4 | Every member of dominant is a key in counts |
| H-5 | All proportions are in [0.0, 1.0] |
| H-6 | chart.total == len(aspects) |
| H-7 | by_body[name].total equals the number of aspects in which name participates |
| H-8 | by_body keys are in sorted body-name order |
| H-9 | aspect_harmonic_profile does not mutate the input list |
INV-POL — Policy
| Code | Invariant |
|---|---|
| PO-1 | AspectPolicy raises ValueError when orb_factor <= 0 |
| PO-2 | AspectPolicy raises ValueError when declination_orb < 0 |
| PO-3 | DEFAULT_POLICY is a valid, constructable AspectPolicy |
3. Determinism Register
The following ordering guarantees are normative. Any permutation of an input list must produce identical output on all of these:
| Context | Determinism guarantee |
|---|---|
find_aspects result order |
Sorted by orb ascending |
find_declination_aspects result order |
Sorted by orb ascending |
find_patterns — pattern order |
Stellia, T-Squares, Grand Trines, Grand Crosses, Yods |
find_patterns — body-set per pattern |
frozenset (order-independent identity) |
find_patterns — aspects tuple |
Sorted by (body1, body2, aspect) |
build_aspect_graph — nodes |
Sorted by body name |
build_aspect_graph — edges |
Sorted by (body1, body2, aspect) |
build_aspect_graph — components |
Sorted by (min(c), len(c)) |
build_aspect_graph — node.edges |
Sorted by (body1, body2, aspect) |
aspect_harmonic_profile — by_body keys |
Sorted body-name order |
aspect_harmonic_profile — counts keys |
AspectFamily declaration order |
aspect_harmonic_profile — dominant |
Sorted by AspectFamily.value (alphabetical) |
4. Failure Doctrine
The following table lists every condition that raises an exception, the exception type, and the diagnostic guarantee:
| Function / constructor | Condition | Exception | Diagnostic guarantee |
|---|---|---|---|
aspect_strength |
allowed_orb <= 0 |
ValueError |
Message includes "allowed_orb" and the offending value |
aspect_strength |
orb > allowed_orb |
ValueError |
Message includes "orb" and both values |
AspectPolicy |
orb_factor <= 0 |
ValueError |
Message includes "orb_factor" |
AspectPolicy |
declination_orb < 0 |
ValueError |
Message includes "declination_orb" |
All other functions in the backend are pure computations over valid inputs. They do not raise on empty lists; they return empty results.
Behaviour on empty input
| Function | Input | Returns |
|---|---|---|
find_aspects |
{} |
[] |
find_declination_aspects |
{} |
[] |
find_patterns |
[] |
[] |
build_aspect_graph |
[] |
AspectGraph(nodes=(), edges=(), components=()) |
aspect_harmonic_profile |
[] |
AspectHarmonicProfile(chart=empty, by_body={}) |
5. No-Mutation Guarantee
Every public function beyond the detection layer accepts its inputs by value and does not mutate them:
| Function | Guarantee |
|---|---|
find_patterns(aspects) |
Does not alter aspects or any element of it |
build_aspect_graph(aspects, ...) |
Does not alter aspects or any element of it |
aspect_harmonic_profile(aspects) |
Does not alter aspects or any element of it |
aspect_strength(aspect) |
Does not alter aspect |
aspect_motion_state(aspect) |
Does not alter aspect |
6. Cross-Layer Consistency Rules
These rules govern the logical relationship between layers. Each rule must hold on any output produced by the detection layer.
| Rule | Expression |
|---|---|
| Classification–family | a.classification.family == _FAMILY_BY_NAME[a.aspect] for all zodiacal AspectData |
| Classification–domain | a.classification.domain == ZODIACAL for all AspectData |
| Strength–surplus | a.orb_surplus == aspect_strength(a).surplus |
| Graph–harmonic | sum(node.family_counts.values()) == hp.by_body[node.name].total for every node |
| Harmonic–total | hp.chart.total == len(aspects) |
| Motion–is_applying | aspect_motion_state(a) == APPLYING ↔ a.is_applying is True |
| Motion–is_separating | aspect_motion_state(a) == SEPARATING ↔ a.is_separating is True |
| is_major–is_minor | a.is_major != a.is_minor for any classified AspectData |
7. Public Surface Register
Complete public surface of moira.aspects as of Phase 12:
Enumerations
| Name | Values |
|---|---|
AspectDomain |
ZODIACAL, DECLINATION |
AspectTier |
MAJOR, COMMON_MINOR, EXTENDED_MINOR |
AspectFamily |
17 members (see Section 5, Family grouping) |
MotionState |
APPLYING, SEPARATING, STATIONARY, INDETERMINATE, NONE |
AspectPatternKind |
STELLIUM, T_SQUARE, GRAND_TRINE, GRAND_CROSS, YOD |
Frozen dataclasses
| Name | Fields |
|---|---|
AspectClassification |
domain, tier, family |
AspectPolicy |
tier, include_minor, orbs, orb_factor, declination_orb |
AspectStrength |
orb, allowed_orb, surplus, exactness |
AspectPattern |
kind, bodies, aspects |
AspectGraphNode |
name, degree, edges, family_counts |
AspectGraph |
nodes, edges, components; properties hubs, isolated |
AspectFamilyProfile |
counts, total, proportions, dominant |
AspectHarmonicProfile |
chart, by_body |
Mutable dataclasses (intentionally not frozen)
| Name | Rationale |
|---|---|
AspectData |
Detection functions populate fields after construction |
DeclinationAspect |
Detection functions populate fields after construction |
Both vessels are terminal (not designed for subclassing) and document their structural invariants explicitly in their class docstrings.
Module-level constants
| Name | Type | Content |
|---|---|---|
CANONICAL_ASPECTS |
tuple[str, ...] |
24 canonical aspect names |
DEFAULT_POLICY |
AspectPolicy |
Policy matching historical detection defaults |
Detection functions
| Name | Signature | Returns |
|---|---|---|
find_aspects |
(positions, *, include_minor, tier, orbs, orb_factor, policy) |
list[AspectData] |
aspects_between |
(body1, lon1, speed1, body2, lon2, speed2, ...) |
list[AspectData] |
aspects_to_point |
(positions, point_name, point_lon, ...) |
list[AspectData] |
find_declination_aspects |
(declinations, *, orb, policy) |
list[DeclinationAspect] |
Derived-layer functions
| Name | Input | Returns |
|---|---|---|
aspect_strength |
AspectData | DeclinationAspect |
AspectStrength |
aspect_motion_state |
AspectData | DeclinationAspect |
MotionState |
find_patterns |
list[AspectData] |
list[AspectPattern] |
build_aspect_graph |
list[AspectData], bodies=None |
AspectGraph |
aspect_harmonic_profile |
list[AspectData] |
AspectHarmonicProfile |
8. Validation Baseline
As of Phase 12:
272 tests passing
0 failures
0 errors
Runtime: ~0.7 seconds
Test categories by phase:
| Phase | Subject | Approximate test count |
|---|---|---|
| 1–4 | Detection, truth preservation, classification, inspectability | ~45 |
| 5–6 | Policy, strength | ~20 |
| 7–8 | Temporal state, strength invariants | ~20 |
| 9 | Canonical aspects | ~22 |
| 10 | Pattern detection | ~24 |
| 11 | Pattern hardening, permutation invariance | ~28 |
| 12–13 | Graph layer | ~36 |
| 14 | Harmonic layer | ~36 |
| 15 | Subsystem hardening, cross-layer consistency | ~31 |
| Total | 272 |
All tests validate against the authoritative .venv runtime. No test may be
modified to accommodate an implementation change; implementation must satisfy
the tests as written.