Attacks the 21/110 unit-coverage limit from the cheap side: if a defaulted field
always took one runtime value, the captured units would pin it for all 110. Only
6 of 24 confirmed defaulted fields behave that way. The other 18 vary per unit,
so the default is computed.
Asking which OTHER field of the same unit holds that value — counting only
non-zero cases, and checking the two fields sit at different offsets so the
layout solver cannot be aliasing them — gives four rules. Size_Y <- Size_X is
solid: seven unrelated ships (e105 600, e106 300, e108 80, e201 300, f101 400,
f105 700, f106 200) each omit it on disc and each shows its own Size_X live,
while the two fields differ freely when both are on disc. Size_Radius fits both
min(X,Z) and the median of the three axes and cannot yet be separated;
e010_ADAN_Attacker_S is what rules out the simpler Size_X rule. FCSRange and
DefencePoint rest on two independent units each and ship as HYPOTHESIS.
Applied across the disc the rules recover 65 (unit, field) values in units that
have never been visited. Falsification test recorded: load any uncaptured stage
and compare one predicted value.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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