Same-prefix transition-generated empty returns #
This module isolates the part of concrete empty-return synchronization which is already forced by a transition-generated edge. Reading edges synchronize with every other edge using the existing concrete read theorem. Consequently only an epsilon-generated left edge paired with an epsilon or structural split edge remains.
The counted factorization below strengthens the transition side to an exact one-step retained return. This makes the remaining boundary-order question explicit rather than hiding it behind ordinary reachability.
Constructor-exact view of an epsilon-generated concrete empty edge.
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Constructor-exact view of a structural split concrete empty edge.
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Exact residual after dispatching all same-prefix cases involving a read edge.
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At a common visible prefix, a transition-generated empty edge either has the same return state as the other edge, or the pair is exactly one of the two epsilon residuals.
Counted form of a transition-generated return. Unlike the general
CountedConcreteEmptyReturnInterval, the retained return has exactly one
PDA step.
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Exact one-step counted interval supplied by a transition-tagged edge at any selected completion of its prefix.
Both exact counted intervals are available at one common completion of a same-prefix pair. This is the input expected by the retained-return nesting theorems; the remaining issue is to relate their boundary counts.