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package/dist/frqtl/objects/objects/DirectedTunnel.js

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+/* Copyright 2023-2026 by Essam Abadir */
+
+/**
+ * DirectedTunnel — a directed-behavior convenience over Tube (T1, 2026-07-13,
+ * "EXTEND Tube, do not fork a sibling").
+ *
+ * ── Layer 1: API contract ────────────────────────────────────────────────────
+ *
+ * DirectedTunnel does NOT re-derive wall construction — it CONSTRUCTS a `Tube`
+ * (the ONE six-face-construction authority, #61 "ALL SIX FACES, ONE PATH") and
+ * then, post-construction, applies:
+ *   1. An opt-in `options.behavior` routed through `slitLinerScatter.js`'s
+ *      composable authority (the SAME one-authority, no-fork rule the DSE liner
+ *      already uses — report §4.4.4) onto the TOP/BOTTOM walls (the long,
+ *      quantum-facing bounce surfaces a beam/scatter population actually
+ *      interacts with repeatedly — report §3's own measured tunnel geometry).
+ *   2. When `behavior:'option1'`, registers the host-trig redirect
+ *      (`directedRedirectProgram.js`) and exposes `this.applyRedirect(tickData)`
+ *      for the CALLER to invoke once per tick (mirrors `DetectorWall.prototype.
+ *      getCollisionHistogram(tickData)` — this is NOT a `universe.
+ *      experimentTickFunctions` push; see `directedRedirectProgram.js`'s own
+ *      docstring for why Phase-A timing is wrong for this mechanism).
+ *
+ * ── `options.behavior` — the two report-defined modes + the full composable set ──
+ *
+ *   - `'option2'` (DEFAULT) — pure reflection, NATIVE `BOUNCE` (report §3's own
+ *     mechanism; `REFLECT_*` is a no-op on the canonical engine — never used).
+ *     This is Tube's OWN pre-existing default (`collisionType:'BOUNCE'`) —
+ *     `behavior:'option2'` changes NOTHING; it exists so callers can name the
+ *     report's mode explicitly rather than relying on Tube's implicit default.
+ *   - `'option1'` — host-trig directed/isotropic redirect (report §2, path (c)):
+ *     the TOP/BOTTOM walls are rebuilt with `collisionType:NONE, actions:[BLOCK]`
+ *     (pure in-engine eject, ZERO velocity touch — `slitLinerScatter.js`'s
+ *     `'ejectY'` behavior, chosen SPECIFICALLY because it has no velocity ops at
+ *     all, so the host redirect below is the ONLY velocity write) via
+ *     `SlitLinerScatter.applyLinerScatter`, and a `directedRedirectProgram.js`
+ *     applier is built for `[topWall.handle, bottomWall.handle]` at `orientation`
+ *     (see below) with `options.redirectSpread` (degrees, default 0 = fully
+ *     directed) as the isotropic-spread sub-option. Requires `options.
+ *     collectCollided` semantics — DirectedTunnel ALWAYS passes
+ *     `collectCollided:true` to the underlying Tube when `behavior==='option1'`
+ *     (needed for `tickData.objects[handle].frames` to exist at all; a no-op
+ *     otherwise, so this is safe to always set for this one mode).
+ *   - Any other string in `SlitLinerScatter.BEHAVIORS` (`'randomXY'|'symmetric'|
+ *     'bounce'|'ejectY'|'ejectYReflect'`) — routes DIRECTLY through the SAME
+ *     composable authority (the "any liner-behavior composition" case, report
+ *     §4.4.4) — gives a Tube's own walls the full DSE-liner scatter vocabulary,
+ *     unifying the two composable surfaces. `options.resetLocalTime` (default
+ *     false) is the SAME orthogonal axis `slitLinerScatter.js` already defines.
+ *   - Unknown string — throws (FAIL-LOUD, never a silent no-op).
+ *
+ * ── `options.orientation` — v1 semantics (CEO-pending, dispatched; DOCUMENT LOUDLY) ──
+ *
+ * `orientation` (degrees) is the direction the tunnel DIRECTS TOWARDS — it drives
+ * the DIRECTION machinery EXACTLY, at ANY angle, NEVER snapped:
+ *   - the host-trig redirect's `angleRad` (`option1`'s `directedRedirectProgram`),
+ *   - the auto-wired emitter's initial `(vx,vy) = (cos(orientation), sin(orientation))
+ *     * speed` (when `options.emitter` is also supplied — see `this.emitter` below).
+ *
+ * The tunnel BODY, however, is a hard AABB (axis-aligned) construction — Tube's
+ * OWN structural convention is "long axis always X" (its own module docstring):
+ * `capNegX`/`capPosX` are the ONLY end-cap axis Tube can build; there is no
+ * `capNegY`/`capPosY`. **v1 LIMITATION, stated plainly:** the tunnel body is
+ * THEREFORE ALWAYS constructed X-long in v1 — `orientation`'s "snap to the
+ * nearest axis-aligned orientation" trivially resolves to X (the only axis Tube
+ * can cap) for EVERY input angle. A genuine Y/Z-long BODY (a real closed breech
+ * positioned at a Y or Z extreme) is NOT achievable without new Tube geometry
+ * (adding `capNegY`/`capPosY`) and is explicitly OUT OF SCOPE for this bite — it
+ * is sugar-layer work, not engine work, but it is a materially larger addition
+ * than "opt-in default-off params," so it is deliberately deferred, not silently
+ * claimed. The DIRECTION (redirect angle / exit vector / emitter velocity) is the
+ * part that is genuinely free and exact at any angle — this is what "honors the
+ * exact angle" means in practice: a 30° tunnel has an X-long BODY (unaffected by
+ * the 90°-snap rule, since 30° would round toward 0° anyway) whose beam/redirect
+ * travels at EXACTLY 30°, not 0°.
+ *
+ * @param {Object} universe - Already-init'd universe (JS or WASM).
+ * @param {Object} options
+ * @param {number} options.left, options.top, [options.z=0] - Interior origin corner
+ *   (same convention as `Tube`).
+ * @param {number} options.length - Interior X extent (the tunnel's long/travel axis
+ *   in v1 — see the orientation note above). Maps onto `Tube`'s `interiorWidth`.
+ * @param {number} options.width - Interior Y extent (bore cross-section). Maps onto
+ *   `Tube`'s `interiorHeight`.
+ * @param {number} [options.depth] - Interior Z extent (3D cross-section). Omitted
+ *   (default) -> `zContain:false` passed to `Tube` (a flat 2D-in-3D bore, no NEAR/
+ *   FAR walls — byte-identical to a 2D scene); a positive value -> `zContain:true`,
+ *   `depth` maps onto `Tube`'s `interiorDepth`.
+ * @param {number} [options.orientation=0] - Direction in DEGREES — see the note
+ *   above. `0` = +X (Tube's native convention, unaffected).
+ * @param {'option1'|'option2'|'randomXY'|'symmetric'|'bounce'|'ejectY'|'ejectYReflect'}
+ *   [options.behavior='option2'] - see the behavior note above.
+ * @param {boolean} [options.resetLocalTime=false] - orthogonal axis for the
+ *   composable-behavior case (ignored for `'option1'`/`'option2'`).
+ * @param {number} [options.redirectSpread=0] - degrees; `'option1'`'s isotropic-
+ *   spread sub-option (0 = fully directed).
+ * @param {number|null} [options.redirectSpeed=null] - `'option1'`'s redirected
+ *   speed magnitude; `null` (default) preserves each frame's own incoming speed.
+ * @param {Object|null} [options.emitter=null] - passed straight through to `Tube`'s
+ *   own `options.emitter` (requires `options.capNegX:true`), EXCEPT `vx`/`vy` are
+ *   derived from `orientation`+`speed` when the caller omits them explicitly (a
+ *   directed-tunnel emitter fires ALONG the tunnel's own direction by default).
+ * @param {...*} [options.*] - every other `Tube` option (`capNegX`, `capPosX`,
+ *   `wallThickness`, `color`, `wallOpacity`, `sinkOpenEnds`, `collectCollided`,
+ *   `observedDimensions`) passes straight through, UNCHANGED semantics.
+ *
+ * @property {Object} tube - the underlying `Tube` instance (walls/sinks/innerRect).
+ * @property {Array<LargeObject>} walls - alias for `this.tube.walls`.
+ * @property {Object|null} emitter - alias for `this.tube.emitter`.
+ * @property {Function} applyRedirect - ALWAYS present (C1 fix, 2026-07-13,
+ *   ruling_directed_tunnel_lightsource.md), regardless of the current `behavior`
+ *   — a redirect applier is cheap to build and this lets a LIVE `updateBehavior`
+ *   switch INTO 'option1' work without reconstruction. Prefer
+ *   `applyRedirectIfActive(tickData)` (below) over calling this directly — it
+ *   self-gates on `this.behavior === 'option1'` so a caller never needs its own
+ *   `currentBehavior === 'option1'` check (the exact omission that caused C1).
+ * @property {string} behavior - the CURRENT behavior; kept live-accurate by
+ *   `updateBehavior()` (never mutate directly).
+ *
+ * ── Layer 2: physics behavior ────────────────────────────────────────────────
+ *
+ * DirectedTunnel adds ZERO new physics (canonical-bench SU1): `option2` is Tube's
+ * pre-existing native BOUNCE; the composable-BEHAVIORS case is the SAME op-programs
+ * `slitLinerScatter.js` already proves byte-identical to the DSE liner's own
+ * construction; `option1`'s redirect is the MEASURED path (c) — zero (or
+ * bounded <=1px) extra latency vs a native mechanism, confirmed empirically
+ * (Test A/B).
+ */
+
+import { Tube } from './Tube.js';
+import * as SlitLinerScatter from './slitLinerScatter.js';
+import * as DirectedRedirectProgram from './directedRedirectProgram.js';
+import { CollisionTypes } from '../../parts/CollisionTypes.js';
+
+    // ── Imports ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
+
+
+
+    var OPTION1 = 'option1';
+    var OPTION2 = 'option2';
+
+    /**
+     * @param {Object} universe
+     * @param {Object} options - see module docstring above.
+     */
+    function DirectedTunnel(universe, options) {
+        options = options || {};
+
+        this.universe = universe;
+        this._schemaKind = 'DirectedTunnel';
+
+        var length = options.length;
+        var width = options.width;
+        if (!(length > 0) || !(width > 0)) {
+            throw new Error('[DirectedTunnel] options.length and options.width must both be positive numbers.');
+        }
+        var hasDepth = (options.depth !== undefined && options.depth !== null);
+        var depth = hasDepth ? options.depth : width; // placeholder — Tube requires interiorDepth > 0 even when zContain:false
+        var zContain = hasDepth;
+        // ws-dse-3d AC2 (CEO drive #2 round-2 ruling): the SAME N1-fix-precedent
+        // gate `hasRealDepth` uses elsewhere in this file (polarSpreadRad) — stored
+        // for `_applyBehaviorToWalls`'s composable-behavior branch below, which
+        // threads it into `SlitLinerScatter.applyLinerScatter`'s new `hasRealDepth`
+        // opt-in (3D randomXY/symmetric scatter). zContain:false (every 2D tunnel,
+        // every pre-existing caller) -> stays false -> byte-identical.
+        this._hasRealDepth = zContain;
+
+        var orientationDeg = options.orientation !== undefined ? options.orientation : 0;
+        var orientationRad = orientationDeg * Math.PI / 180;
+        this.orientation = orientationDeg;
+
+        // v1 BODY SNAP (see module docstring "options.orientation" note): Tube can
+        // ONLY build end-caps on its own X axis, so the body is ALWAYS constructed
+        // X-long in v1 regardless of the requested orientation — the "snap to the
+        // nearest axis-aligned orientation" is trivially satisfied by this single
+        // fixed choice (documented loudly above; NOT silently narrower than implied).
+        this.bodyAxis = 'X';
+
+        var behavior = options.behavior !== undefined ? options.behavior : OPTION2;
+        var resetLocalTime = !!options.resetLocalTime;
+        var redirectSpreadDeg = options.redirectSpread !== undefined ? options.redirectSpread : 0;
+        var redirectSpeed = (options.redirectSpeed !== undefined) ? options.redirectSpeed : null;
+
+        var validComposable = SlitLinerScatter.BEHAVIORS.indexOf(behavior) !== -1;
+        if (behavior !== OPTION1 && behavior !== OPTION2 && !validComposable) {
+            throw new Error(
+                '[DirectedTunnel] unknown behavior "' + behavior + '". Expected: option1 | option2 | ' +
+                SlitLinerScatter.BEHAVIORS.join(' | ')
+            );
+        }
+
+        // ── Emitter: derive vx/vy from orientation+speed when the caller omits them ──
+        var tubeEmitterOpt = null;
+        if (options.emitter) {
+            tubeEmitterOpt = {};
+            for (var k in options.emitter) { if (Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(options.emitter, k)) { tubeEmitterOpt[k] = options.emitter[k]; } }
+            if (tubeEmitterOpt.vx === undefined && tubeEmitterOpt.vy === undefined) {
+                var espeed = tubeEmitterOpt.speed !== undefined ? tubeEmitterOpt.speed : 1;
+                tubeEmitterOpt.vx = Math.cos(orientationRad) * espeed;
+                tubeEmitterOpt.vy = Math.sin(orientationRad) * espeed;
+            }
+        }
+
+        // ── Construct the underlying Tube (the ONE six-face-construction authority) ──
+        var tubeOpts = {
+            left: options.left, top: options.top, z: options.z,
+            interiorWidth: length, interiorHeight: width, interiorDepth: depth,
+            wallThickness: options.wallThickness,
+            capNegX: options.capNegX, capPosX: options.capPosX,
+            collisionType: options.collisionType, // Tube's own default (BOUNCE) applies unless option1 overrides TOP/BOTTOM below
+            actions: options.actions,
+            observedDimensions: options.observedDimensions,
+            color: options.color,
+            zContain: zContain,
+            wallOpacity: options.wallOpacity,
+            sinkOpenEnds: options.sinkOpenEnds,
+            // C1 FIX (2026-07-13): ALWAYS true, regardless of the INITIAL behavior —
+            // this.applyRedirect is now ALSO always built (below), so a LATER live
+            // switch INTO 'option1' (updateBehavior) needs tickData.objects[handle]
+            // .frames to already exist on TOP/BOTTOM; matches the DSE-lab tunnels'
+            // own "always collect" design for the SAME reason. Cheap (a collection
+            // buffer with no consumer is a no-op physics-wise) and DirectedTunnel has
+            // no OTHER existing callers to keep byte-identical against (T1-new).
+            collectCollided: true,
+            emitter: tubeEmitterOpt,
+        };
+        this.tube = new Tube(universe, tubeOpts);
+        this.walls = this.tube.walls;
+        this.sinks = this.tube.sinks;
+        this.innerRect = this.tube.innerRect;
+        this.emitter = this.tube.emitter;
+        this.largeObjects = this.tube.largeObjects;
+
+        this._topWall = this.walls.filter(function (w) { return w.name === 'TOP'; })[0];
+        this._bottomWall = this.walls.filter(function (w) { return w.name === 'BOTTOM'; })[0];
+
+        // C1 FIX (architect gate, 2026-07-13): the host redirect applier is ALWAYS
+        // built (regardless of the INITIAL behavior) — mirrors the DSE-lab tunnels'
+        // OWN "always collectCollided:true + always an applyRedirect fallback" design
+        // (needed so a LIVE switch INTO option1 works with no reconstruction). Kept
+        // here too — not just at the Lab layer — so ANY consumer of DirectedTunnel
+        // gets the SAME guarantee "for free", not just the Lab's own hand-rolled path.
+        var wallHandles = [];
+        if (this._topWall) { wallHandles.push(this._topWall.handle); }
+        if (this._bottomWall) { wallHandles.push(this._bottomWall.handle); }
+        this.applyRedirect = DirectedRedirectProgram.buildRedirectApplier(universe, {
+            wallHandles: wallHandles,
+            angleRad: orientationRad,
+            spreadRad: redirectSpreadDeg * Math.PI / 180,
+            speed: redirectSpeed,
+            // 3D EXTENSION (ws-dse-3d, theorist §4 option (c)): when this tunnel
+            // has REAL z-containment armed (zContain, the SAME N1-fix-precedent
+            // gate `hasRealDepth` uses elsewhere — never innerRect.d, always a
+            // positive placeholder), mirror the azimuth spread's own magnitude
+            // onto the polar (z) axis too — a redirected population scatters on
+            // the unit SPHERE, not just the XY plane. zContain:false (every 2D
+            // tunnel, every pre-existing caller) -> polarSpreadRad stays exactly
+            // 0 -> byte-identical to the pre-3D 2-axis redirect formula.
+            polarSpreadRad: zContain ? (redirectSpreadDeg * Math.PI / 180) : 0,
+        });
+
+        // 'option2' at CONSTRUCTION time needs NO extra push — Tube's own native
+        // collisionType (default BOUNCE) already IS option2's target state (zero
+        // additional code path, matching the pre-C1-fix behavior exactly). Every
+        // OTHER initial behavior (option1 / a composable name) DOES need its
+        // construction-time push, same as before. `updateBehavior` (a LIVE switch,
+        // possibly INTO option2 from something else) always dispatches all 3 cases.
+        if (behavior !== OPTION2) { this._applyBehaviorToWalls(behavior, resetLocalTime); }
+        this.behavior = behavior;
+        this.resetLocalTime = resetLocalTime;
+
+        // ── THE ONE UP-LINK on every wall this corridor composed ──────────────────
+        for (var gi = 0; gi < this.walls.length; gi++) {
+            this.walls[gi]._owner = this;   // THE ONE UP-LINK
+        }
+    }
+
+    /**
+     * Apply ONE behavior to this tunnel's TOP/BOTTOM walls — the SAME three-
+     * mechanism dispatch the constructor uses (private; both the constructor and
+     * `updateBehavior` below call this ONE implementation, never a second copy).
+     * @param {string} behavior
+     * @param {boolean} resetLocalTime
+     */
+    DirectedTunnel.prototype._applyBehaviorToWalls = function (behavior, resetLocalTime) {
+        var universe = this.universe;
+        var topWall = this._topWall, bottomWall = this._bottomWall;
+        if (behavior === OPTION1) {
+            // In-engine half: pure eject, ZERO velocity touch (ejectY has no velocity
+            // ops at all) — the host redirect (this.applyRedirect, ALWAYS present) is
+            // the ONLY velocity write once this mode is active.
+            if (topWall) { SlitLinerScatter.applyLinerScatter(topWall, universe, 'bottom', { behavior: 'ejectY', resetLocalTime: false }); }
+            if (bottomWall) { SlitLinerScatter.applyLinerScatter(bottomWall, universe, 'top', { behavior: 'ejectY', resetLocalTime: false }); }
+        } else if (behavior === OPTION2) {
+            // Native BOUNCE — LargeObject's OWN recompileActions (the S4 mechanism
+            // every collision_type/actions live edit already uses), NOT a
+            // slitLinerScatter push (native BOUNCE has no eject-prefix op-program
+            // shape to route through).
+            if (topWall) { topWall.recompileActions({ collisionType: 'BOUNCE', actions: [] }); }
+            if (bottomWall) { bottomWall.recompileActions({ collisionType: 'BOUNCE', actions: [] }); }
+        } else if (SlitLinerScatter.BEHAVIORS.indexOf(behavior) !== -1) {
+            // ws-dse-3d AC2: hasRealDepth threads THIS tunnel's own zContain (set
+            // at construction, never re-derived) into the composable scatter
+            // behaviors — a randomXY/symmetric switch on a real-depth tunnel now
+            // scatters all 3 axes, matching option2's (native BOUNCE) own
+            // already-correct NEAR/FAR handling.
+            if (topWall) { SlitLinerScatter.applyLinerScatter(topWall, universe, 'bottom', { behavior: behavior, resetLocalTime: resetLocalTime, hasRealDepth: this._hasRealDepth }); }
+            if (bottomWall) { SlitLinerScatter.applyLinerScatter(bottomWall, universe, 'top', { behavior: behavior, resetLocalTime: resetLocalTime, hasRealDepth: this._hasRealDepth }); }
+        } else {
+            throw new Error(
+                '[DirectedTunnel] unknown behavior "' + behavior + '". Expected: option1 | option2 | ' +
+                SlitLinerScatter.BEHAVIORS.join(' | ')
+            );
+        }
+    };
+
+    /**
+     * LIVE behavior switch (C1 fix follow-through, 2026-07-13) — the STRUCTURAL
+     * home for "how does a DirectedTunnel switch its collision behavior live,
+     * across all 3 underlying mechanisms (option1 host-redirect / option2 native
+     * BOUNCE / a slitLinerScatter composable name)". Moved OFF the DSE Lab page
+     * (which used to hand-roll this by reaching into `tunnel.walls` directly) and
+     * ONTO DirectedTunnel itself so `this.behavior` NEVER goes stale after a live
+     * switch — the ONE thing that makes `applyRedirectIfActive` (below) safe to
+     * call unconditionally from ANY consumer's per-tick loop, not just the Lab's.
+     * @param {string} newBehavior
+     * @param {boolean} [resetLocalTime=false] - composable-BEHAVIORS-name case only.
+     */
+    DirectedTunnel.prototype.updateBehavior = function (newBehavior, resetLocalTime) {
+        resetLocalTime = !!resetLocalTime;
+        this._applyBehaviorToWalls(newBehavior, resetLocalTime);
+        this.behavior = newBehavior;
+        this.resetLocalTime = resetLocalTime;
+    };
+
+    /**
+     * C1 FIX (architect gate, 2026-07-13) — the redirect applier is a plain
+     * function the CALLER invokes once per tick with that tick's `tickData`
+     * (directedRedirectProgram.js's own docstring explains why this can never be
+     * a self-registering `experimentTickFunctions` push: it needs THIS tick's
+     * Phase-D `tickData.objects[handle].frames`, which does not exist until
+     * AFTER `doTick()` returns — i.e. AFTER `experimentTickFunctions` already
+     * ran). Since there is no generic "call me after every tick with tickData"
+     * registry a sugar object can self-register into (FrqtlApp exposes
+     * exactly ONE user-supplied `onTick` slot, matching the established
+     * `DetectorWall.prototype.getCollisionHistogram(tickData)` precedent — a
+     * caller-invoked method, not a hook), the caller MUST still call something,
+     * every tick. `applyRedirectIfActive` is that ONE call: it self-gates on
+     * `this.behavior` (kept live-accurate by `updateBehavior` above), so a
+     * consumer's onTick can call this UNCONDITIONALLY for every tunnel, every
+     * tick, regardless of which behavior is currently active — the exact
+     * "forgetting to gate on option1" mistake (this C1 bug) becomes structurally
+     * impossible to repeat.
+     * @param {Object} tickData - this tick's TickData (from `universe.doTick()`).
+     */
+    DirectedTunnel.prototype.applyRedirectIfActive = function (tickData) {
+        if (this.behavior === OPTION1) { this.applyRedirect(tickData); }
+    };
+
+    // BEHAVIORS: the canonical, complete list of legal `options.behavior` values —
+    // 'option1'/'option2' (the report's two modes) PLUS every slitLinerScatter
+    // composable name. ONE authority for any consumer (e.g. a control-panel select)
+    // that needs to enumerate the full set — never hand-typed (T3, 2026-07-13).
+    DirectedTunnel.BEHAVIORS = [OPTION1, OPTION2].concat(SlitLinerScatter.BEHAVIORS);
+
+    // BEHAVIOR_META (CEO drive #2, 2026-07-14 — "option1/option2 are non-descript,
+    // I forgot what option1 does"): a DISPLAY-ONLY label/description per canonical
+    // `options.behavior` VALUE — the wire value ('option1'/'option2'/composable
+    // name) is UNCHANGED (every existing caller — the tunnel/lightsource labs and
+    // every test — keeps passing/reading the
+    // SAME strings; renaming the wire value itself would ripple into the DSE Lab,
+    // which this drive explicitly scopes OUT — "a SEPARATE later loop"). ONE
+    // authority for any consumer building a control-panel select: read
+    // `BEHAVIOR_META[value].label` for the human-facing option text and
+    // `.description` for a tooltip — never hand-type either (tunnel-lab and
+    // lightsource-lab's own `<select id="ctrl-wallbehavior">` population loops
+    // consume this map).
+    DirectedTunnel.BEHAVIOR_META = {
+        option1: {
+            label: 'laserBeam',
+            description: 'Directed host-trig redirect — exits along the tunnel’s own direction, laser-like (collimated).'
+        },
+        option2: {
+            label: 'reflect',
+            description: 'Native BOUNCE — pure elastic ping-pong reflection off the walls (Tube’s own default).'
+        },
+        randomXY: {
+            label: 'randomXY',
+            description: 'Eject + vx=random() (always forward), vy symmetric (+ vz symmetric on a real-depth tunnel); charge redrawn.'
+        },
+        symmetric: {
+            label: 'symmetric',
+            description: 'Omnidirectional/unpolarized input — eject + vx AND vy both symmetric (+ vz symmetric on a real-depth tunnel; no forward bias); charge redrawn.'
+        },
+        bounce: {
+            label: 'bounce',
+            description: 'Eject + vy=-vy only (elastic reflection); no charge redraw.'
+        },
+        ejectY: {
+            label: 'ejectY',
+            description: 'Pure eject into the cavity, ZERO velocity writes; no charge redraw.'
+        },
+        ejectYReflect: {
+            label: 'ejectYReflect',
+            description: 'ejectY’s eject prefix PLUS vy=-vy; no charge redraw.'
+        }
+    };
+
+    // ── Export ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
+
+    export { DirectedTunnel };
+

package/dist/frqtl/objects/objects/EgptFractal.js

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+/* Copyright 2023-2026 by Essam Abadir */
+
+/**
+ * EgptFractal — JS-only fractal oscillator object.
+ *
+ * Creates a 3-level frame hierarchy: observer > oscillator > quantum.
+ * The quantum does a random walk inside the oscillator frame while compress()
+ * pulls it toward the oscillator center, creating a stable oscillation.
+ * The oscillator itself moves inside the observer frame, and the perceived
+ * motion from the observer's rest frame produces an emergent wave pattern.
+ *
+ * IMPORTANT: This object uses devsdk-specific APIs (Frame.makeLeafFrame,
+ * dimension.addFrame, dimension.createFrameFromRect) and is NOT portable
+ * to the WASM engine. Mark experiments using this as `portable: false`.
+ */
+
+import { Rectangle } from '../../parts/Rectangle.js';
+import { engine } from '../../compat/engine.js';
+import { registerKind } from '../kinds.js';
+
+    // Frame and Charge are ENGINE values: read through engine() when a fractal is built,
+    // never at module evaluation (importing this file boots nothing).
+
+    // ── EgptFractal ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────
+
+    /**
+     * @param {Object} universe - The JS engine universe instance (NOT WASM)
+     * @param {Object} canvasRect - Rectangle defining the canvas bounds
+     */
+    function EgptFractal(universe, canvasRect) {
+        this.universe = universe;
+        this._schemaKind = 'EgptFractal';
+        this.canvas_rect = canvasRect;
+
+        var framedelta = 3;
+
+        this.quantum_dimension_number = 2;
+
+        // Observer dimension: highest power-of-2 exponent that fits canvas
+        var minSide = Math.min(canvasRect.w, canvasRect.h);
+        var observer_dimension_number = Math.floor(Math.log2(minSide));
+
+        // Init universe: frameGenMode:'groundUp' (the default); brownianMotion will be set in setupFractal.
+        // Brownian is left OFF here (the engine default for groundUp) so the observer
+        // exerts no brownian pull until setupFractal turns it on.
+        // noEscape:true confines the quantum to the oscillator (and the oscillator to the
+        // observer) so the fractal sustains a stable oscillation instead of leaking its
+        // quantum. Without it the quantum escapes the oscillator frame (~tick 55) and the
+        // hierarchy collapses to the bare observer — not an oscillator. (Lost when the shim
+        // contracts were cleaned up; restored 2026-06-23 with the §2a derived-mass fix.)
+        this.universe.init(this.quantum_dimension_number, { wavelengthScale: 1, noEscape: true });
+
+        // Create three dimension layers
+        this.quantum_dimension = this.universe.addDimension(this.quantum_dimension_number);
+        this.oscillator_dimension = this.universe.addDimension(this.quantum_dimension_number + framedelta);
+        this.observer_dimension = this.universe.addDimension(observer_dimension_number);
+
+        this.quanta = [];
+        this.oscillator = null;
+        this.observer_frame = null;
+    }
+
+    /**
+     * Build the 3-level frame hierarchy and configure the universe.
+     * Returns an empty array (no large objects).
+     */
+    EgptFractal.prototype.setupFractal = function () {
+        // Observer rect at canvas origin
+        var observer_rect = new Rectangle(
+            this.canvas_rect.x, this.canvas_rect.y,
+            this.observer_dimension.mb_w, this.observer_dimension.mb_h,
+            null, true
+        );
+
+        // Oscillator offset from observer center
+        var oscOffsetX = observer_rect.x - this.observer_dimension.mb_w / 4;
+        var oscOffsetY = observer_rect.y;
+        var oscillator_rect = new Rectangle(
+            oscOffsetX, oscOffsetY,
+            this.oscillator_dimension.mb_w, this.oscillator_dimension.mb_h,
+            null, true
+        );
+
+        // Quantum positioned on the lower Y axis of the oscillator
+        var pOffsetX = oscillator_rect.x;
+        var pOffsetY = oscillator_rect.y + this.oscillator_dimension.mb_h / 4;
+        var quantumRect = new Rectangle(
+            pOffsetX, pOffsetY,
+            this.quantum_dimension.mb_w, this.quantum_dimension.mb_h,
+            null, true
+        );
+
+        var eng = engine();
+        var quantumFrame = eng.Frame.makeLeafFrame(
+            quantumRect.left, quantumRect.top,
+            this.quantum_dimension_number, 1, 0, 0, false,
+            eng.Charge.POSITIVE, this.canvas_rect
+        );
+        quantumFrame.name = "quantum";
+        this.quanta.push(quantumFrame);
+
+        // Add quantum to quantum dimension
+        for (var i = 0; i < this.quanta.length; i++) {
+            this.quantum_dimension.addFrame(this.quanta[i]);
+        }
+
+        // The oscillator + observer render as OUTLINE boxes (the quantum renders filled). This is a
+        // pure user-space render choice carried in the frame's generic string_map ('render.outline'),
+        // NOT a typed engine flag — so both engines transport it identically (the engine never
+        // interprets it). The renderer deserializes string_map['render.outline'].
+        var OUTLINE_HINT = { 'render.outline': 'true' };
+
+        // Create oscillator frame containing the quantum
+        this.oscillator = this.oscillator_dimension.createFrameFromRect(
+            oscillator_rect, this.quanta, 0, 0, true, false, OUTLINE_HINT
+        );
+        this.oscillator.name = "oscillator";
+
+        // Create observer frame containing the oscillator
+        this.observer_frame = this.observer_dimension.createFrameFromRect(
+            observer_rect, [this.oscillator], 0, 0, true, true, OUTLINE_HINT
+        );
+        this.observer_frame.name = "observer";
+
+        // Configure universe
+        this.universe.leafQuantaWidth = this.quantum_dimension.mb_w;
+        this.universe.brownianMotion = true;
+
+        return [];
+    };
+
+    // ── The kind (objects/kinds.js): descriptor, construction defaults ──────────
+
+    /**
+     * EgptFractal — JS-only 3-level recursive frame hierarchy oscillator.
+     * Constructor: EgptFractal(universe, canvasRect)
+     * NOT portable to WASM; experiments must mark portable:false.
+     */
+    var EgptFractalDescriptor = {
+        description: 'A 3-level recursive frame hierarchy that produces emergent wave oscillation. ' +
+            'Creates observer > oscillator > quantum dimension layers. The quantum does a random walk ' +
+            'inside the oscillator frame; compress() pulls it toward the oscillator center, creating ' +
+            'stable oscillation. The oscillator moves inside the observer frame, producing an emergent ' +
+            'wave pattern in the observer\'s rest frame. Demonstrates the Frame Axiom at three scales. ' +
+            'JS-only: uses Frame.makeLeafFrame and dimension APIs not yet implemented in WASM.',
+        fields: [
+            {
+                name: 'quantum_dimension_number',
+                type: 'readonly',
+                engineVisible: true,
+                description: 'Exponent for the quantum dimension scale (read-only; derived from canvasRect at construction).'
+            }
+        ]
+    };
+
+    registerKind(EgptFractal, {
+        from: import.meta.url,
+        descriptor: EgptFractalDescriptor
+    });
+
+    // ── Export ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
+
+    export { EgptFractal };
+