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Charged original-event controller execution

Abstract

RarePriorLiteralController

Finite original events are represented by six frame slots with completion indices below four. Paused macro copies and literal encoded-head execution emit these exact frames, while charged installation and unary addressing identify each selected bit with the original event row. A current physical bank and its captured native operation produce the successful payload, copy the old fields, stream all six original frame words and write the successor Runtime into the selected bank. Paid scratch erasure and control reset connect that committed bank to original-menu re-entry. The bounds charge image and retained controller state together. These results cover the stated finite transaction and core-return bridges; they do not establish a full canonical Ready cycle, live fresh service, the full-tail/full-class radius or inf-sup statement, Phi, or literal negation of U.

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