Ramp the leaf-share grain down within one continuous run (e.g. 4->3->2->off),
carrying the whole population across each step — graduated non-convexity over
the single hard sharing->off transition of the §15 finish.
- operators.unfold_shared_leaves(above=cap): unfold only leaves whose share
exceeds the new grain cap, leaving smaller-share leaves collapsed for the
next step. above=1 (default) keeps the full-unfold §15 behaviour.
- driver: max_share override threaded through _overrides_for/_fitness_for/
_evaluate so a phase can rebuild the evaluator at a lower leaf_share_max cap;
search(seed_pop=) evaluates an explicit initial population so a phase hands
its whole population to the next instead of restarting from a single best.
- driver.search_annealed: one phase per descending grain then a de-share
polish; unfold-above-cap between steps; cumulative accounting + grain-tagged
history; honest canonical best (byte-for-byte verified vs homemaker-fitness).
- evolve: --anneal-grain LADDER CLI (self-finishing; §15 finish not applied).
8iv settled the primitive (grid unfold beat the circulation-aware slice), so
the ramp reuses the plain balanced-grid unfold at every step.
Tests: unfold above-cap selectivity, seed_pop seeding, search_annealed phase
stitching / honest finish / degenerate-ladder fallback. 258 pass. DESIGN §16.
Head-to-head A/B on harbor-house still to run; verdict pending (issue open).
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01M8566xAxTnwtJTkpXjYNZm
Leaf-sharing evolve runs optimised a sharing-credited objective (a shared
leaf of code X with share=k counts as k programme rooms, size re-centred on
k*target) but wrote the un-materialised genome, which the canonical
homemaker-fitness rates catastrophically worse (harbor-house: internal
1.03e-05 vs canonical 6.73e-29, 15 critical missing-room fails).
Fix: before write, driver.polish_finish() unfolds every live shared leaf
into k distinct rooms (operators.unfold_shared_leaves — pays down the count
deficit) then warm-starts a leaf_sharing=False polish search from the
unfolded genome so the materialised rooms get proportion/width/size cleanup.
Returned best.fitness is the canonical score (leaf_sharing off => internal
== canonical). This is yaa's proven unfold-then-polish path, made automatic.
evolve.py: new --polish-budget (env HOMEMAKER_POLISH_BUDGET; -1=auto=
budget//2, 0=unfold+rescore only). Interrupt forces polish_budget=0 for a
fast honest output. Default stays --leaf-sharing on (its topology-search
speed retained; output made honest by the finish). Schedule B in-run
annealing remains homemaker-py-kpu.
Verified (harbor-house 3000+1500): reported polish fitness 4.79788e-27
matches canonical homemaker-fitness exactly, 0 critical fails. Tests: 254
pass (+3 polish_finish).
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01M8566xAxTnwtJTkpXjYNZm
Interchangeable codes (similar size/width/proportion, compatible level/stack,
no adjacency edge) form equivalence classes derived from the programme. With
--superpose (default off), each fitness eval COLLAPSES every superposed leaf to
its best in-class usage via an optimal supply->demand assignment (brute force
<=C! within cap C=4, scipy Hungarian beyond), then scores the condensed types.
Because collapse re-types on the unmerged tree before all checks, counts /
adjacency / quality are unchanged downstream -- no Node field, no graph/operator
changes -- and default OFF is bit-identical.
- programme.py: derive_interchange_classes + interchangeable (S1-S4, locked
thresholds R_SIZE=1.5/R_WIDTH=1.3/R_PROP=1.5, CLASS_CAP=4)
- fitness.py: collapse_superposition, _best_assignment, _usage_quality;
superpose/superpose_class_cap conf knobs; collapse hooked into _evaluate_full
- driver.py/evolve.py: superpose flag plumbed beside leaf_sharing; --superpose
- tests/test_superposition.py: 17 tests (derivation, assignment, end-to-end)
Closes homemaker-py-9o5 (build); validation A/B is homemaker-py-xi7.
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