Save Selector Target Alias State Effects

Target-side aliases 1:0 and 10:0 both contain only modeled 0x00000210 secondaryBranchState fills, so if either alias actually executes and its state persists into current selector 2:0, the current 0x005428bc writer would select a passing slot for every possible start value before reader 0x00542b0c. Alias 17:0 has no modeled fill rows. This narrows the value side of the branch-state equation across target aliases, but it still does not prove which alias executes, that the state persists across roots, that the gated path reaches the reader, or that map1_01a has a strict source hotspot.

Alias Effects

selectorrolerootfillsfill valuespass startspublic samplesstatus
1:0logical target-side predecessor0x0047836420x0000021012/12-all-fills-produce-pass-prefix
10:0address-adjacent target-side predecessor0x0053c4a4250x0000021012/12-all-fills-produce-pass-prefix
17:0additional map-set alias0x004f28a40-0/12-no-fill-proof

Remaining Proofs