Hypothesis-driven closure of the remaining epsilon-head cases #
This module keeps the three hard branches of epsilonIntroducingHeadsUnique
separate from NoEpsilonCycle. They all follow from the same
boundary-sensitive paired-anchor synchronization hypothesis used by the
empty-return classifier.
An epsilon-bearing tail which starts at the same boundary-sensitive position as its displayed list endpoint is a forbidden useful return to that list cut.
The paired-anchor position theorem eliminates the epsilon/split branch
after activeEpsilonSplit_tailData has exposed its common child and useful
futures.
Active epsilon/split introductions of one list child are impossible once productive paired anchors have equal boundary-sensitive positions.
Symmetric callable form for the split/epsilon branch.
Two active epsilon introductions of the same list child have equal source state and exposed stack symbol under the paired-position hypothesis.
Productive paired-anchor position synchronization discharges every epsilon-bearing case of active introducing-head uniqueness.