@oasys/oecs 0.5.2 → 0.5.4

package/dist/core/store/allocator.d.ts

@@ -1,10 +1,10 @@
 /**
- * BufferAllocator — pluggable buffer source for the SAB layer (#234 / PR 3D).
+ * BufferAllocator — pluggable buffer source for the SAB layer.
  *
  * The engine has historically allocated its SAB as a fresh
  * `new SharedArrayBuffer(totalBytes)` inside `createColumnStore`.
- * Phase 3D requires the SAB to optionally be backed by a
- * `WebAssembly.Memory.buffer` so the WASM sim can read/write the live
+ * A WASM backend needs the SAB to optionally be backed by a
+ * `WebAssembly.Memory.buffer` instead, so the sim can read and write the live
  * ECS columns through its own memory handle. This module abstracts the
  * "where does the buffer come from" decision behind a single function
  * type.
@@ -58,15 +58,16 @@ export interface BufferAllocator {
     /** Returns a buffer of byteLength >= `bytes`. The historical name is
      * "SAB", but the return is `ArrayBufferLike`: `growableSabAllocator` /
      * `wasmMemoryAllocator` produce a `SharedArrayBuffer` (the SAB profile),
-     * while `heapArraybufferAllocator` produces a plain resizable
-     * `ArrayBuffer` (the pure-TS heap profile — no cross-origin isolation
-     * required). The store layer treats the backing uniformly; only the
-     * WASM/worker boundary narrows back to `SharedArrayBuffer`. */
+     * while `heapArraybufferAllocator` produces a plain fixed (non-resizable)
+     * `ArrayBuffer` reserved at the cap (the pure-TS heap profile — no
+     * cross-origin isolation required). The store layer treats the backing
+     * uniformly; only the WASM/worker boundary narrows back to
+     * `SharedArrayBuffer`. */
     (bytes: number): ArrayBufferLike;
     readonly isInPlace?: boolean;
 }
 /**
- * The only allocator shape a **live `Store`** accepts (#682). ADR-0008 makes
+ * The only allocator shape a **live `Store`** accepts. The engine makes
  * "a live Store is backed by an in-place allocator" a correctness invariant —
  * the flush loops hoist entity-index views across grows. This brand moves
  * that invariant from runtime convention to the type/construction boundary:
@@ -74,19 +75,21 @@ export interface BufferAllocator {
  * return it; `DEFAULT_SAB_ALLOCATOR` keeps the wide `BufferAllocator` type and
  * therefore cannot typecheck where a live-Store backing is required. Non-in-place
  * allocators remain valid for snapshot/test sizing only. The brand says nothing
- * about *shared* vs *heap* backing — `heapArraybufferAllocator`'s resizable
- * `ArrayBuffer` is just as in-place as a growable SAB (`.resize()` preserves
- * existing views exactly like `SharedArrayBuffer.prototype.grow`).
+ * about *shared* vs *heap* backing — `heapArraybufferAllocator`'s fixed
+ * `ArrayBuffer` is just as in-place as a growable SAB: it is reserved at the full
+ * cap up front and never moves, so grow/extend relocate columns *within* it
+ * (`copyWithin`) rather than resizing the buffer — existing views stay valid, the
+ * same guarantee `SharedArrayBuffer.prototype.grow` gives by resizing in place.
  */
 export type InPlaceBufferAllocator = BufferAllocator & {
     readonly isInPlace: true;
 };
 /**
  * Thrown when an allocator cannot satisfy a request because its by-design
- * byte ceiling is reached (#380: the cap is a runaway-growth signal, not a
+ * byte ceiling is reached (the cap is a runaway-growth signal, not a
  * limit to paper over — there is deliberately no grow-beyond-cap fallback).
  * Typed so `Store`'s grow handler can recognise the cap case and re-throw
- * with the caller's declared sizing intent attached (#682) without ever
+ * with the caller's declared sizing intent attached without ever
  * catching-to-recover.
  */
 export declare class StoreCapExceededError extends Error {
@@ -130,16 +133,16 @@ export declare const DEFAULT_SAB_ALLOCATOR: BufferAllocator;
  * in place rather than relocating).
  *
  * Sizing: `maxBytes` is committed *virtual* memory, not resident RAM —
- * physical pages fault in lazily as the SAB actually grows. Larger caps
- * cost more per allocation than smaller ones — Bun benchmark
- * `alloc(64,max=1GB)+grow(65568)` measures ~32 µs vs ~21 µs at 256 MB
- * and ~12 µs at 1 MB (V8 per-byte bookkeeping at construction).
- * Production callers with bigger worlds can pass a larger cap; the bench
- * gains are ~10 µs/Store-construction by staying under 256 MB.
+ * physical pages fault in lazily as the SAB actually grows. A larger cap costs
+ * more time per allocation than a smaller one, because V8 does per-byte
+ * bookkeeping when it constructs the buffer. The cost increases with the cap, so
+ * a 1 GiB cap is the slowest of the sizes we measured and a 1 MiB cap the
+ * quickest. A caller with a bigger world can pass a larger cap; a caller that
+ * stays under the 256 MiB default keeps the quicker Store construction.
  *
  * THE 256 MiB DEFAULT IS A HARD DESIGN CEILING, NOT A SOFT TARGET — and
  * exceeding it is INTENDED to be fatal. There is deliberately no
- * grow-beyond-cap fallback or compaction pass (see #380, and the loud
+ * grow-beyond-cap fallback or compaction pass (see the loud
  * note at the `bytes > maxBytes` throw below). If you are here because
  * a workload died at the cap and you are tempted to add a fresh-allocator
  * realloc fallback: don't, unless the numbers below have changed. They
@@ -166,31 +169,51 @@ export declare const DEFAULT_SAB_ALLOCATOR: BufferAllocator;
  * therefore signals a real defect upstream (runaway entity creation), not
  * a sizing shortfall to paper over.
  *
- * Cited verification (#237 audit, this branch): Bun runtime check
+ * Cited verification: a Bun runtime check
  * confirms `new Int32Array(buffer, off, len)` retains identical byteOffset,
  * length, and stored values after `.grow()`; DataView byteLength
  * auto-tracks the grown buffer.
  *
  * Used by the `extendColumnStore` fast path during lazy archetype
- * registration (#237 Option A) — keeps existing column views valid so
+ * registration — keeps existing column views valid so
  * `refreshViews` is a no-op for old archetypes.
  */
 export declare function growableSabAllocator(maxBytes?: number): InPlaceBufferAllocator;
 /**
- * Allocator that backs the store by a single growable **plain `ArrayBuffer`**
- * (created with `{ maxByteLength: maxBytes }`, grown via `.resize()`). This is
- * the pure-TS **heap profile** — the oecs default and the answer to ADR-0018's
- * deferred §1B: no `SharedArrayBuffer`, hence no cross-origin isolation
+ * Allocator that backs the store by a single **fixed (non-resizable) plain
+ * `ArrayBuffer`** reserved at the full `maxBytes` cap up front. This is the
+ * pure-TS **heap profile** — the oecs default: no `SharedArrayBuffer`,
+ * hence no cross-origin isolation
  * (COOP/COEP) requirement, and no worker/WASM transfer (single-process worlds
- * only). Otherwise identical to `growableSabAllocator`:
+ * only).
  *
- *   - `isInPlace: true`. A resizable `ArrayBuffer`'s `.resize()` keeps the
- *     same buffer object and preserves existing TypedArray/DataView views, so
- *     the store's `extend`/`grow` fast path carries column views forward
- *     unchanged — exactly as `SharedArrayBuffer.prototype.grow` does. ADR-0008's
- *     entity-index-hoist-across-grow invariant holds identically.
- *   - same 256 MiB default cap with hard-ceiling semantics (#380): reaching it
- *     signals runaway growth upstream, not a limit to route around.
+ * WHY FIXED, NOT RESIZABLE (the 0.5.3 iteration-perf fix): V8 has no fast
+ * element-access path for TypedArray views over a **resizable or growable**
+ * `ArrayBuffer`, because each `col[i]` reads the mutable length again. Thus a
+ * loop over a column is much slower than the same loop over a fixed buffer.
+ * Version 0.3.x gave each column its own fixed buffer. The change in 0.5.0 to
+ * one resizable arena made every iteration-bound system slower, and it gave no
+ * signal. A fixed buffer restores the fast path.
+ *
+ * How growth still works in place: the cap is reserved as one fixed buffer at
+ * construction. A resizable buffer was originally chosen so `.resize()` could
+ * grow in place without moving views; a fixed buffer never moves EITHER — the
+ * store's grow/extend relocate columns to the tail *within* this buffer
+ * (`copyWithin`), so the buffer object and every existing view stay valid.
+ * `isInPlace: true` therefore still holds, and the
+ * entity-index-hoist-across-grow invariant is preserved. The store keys its
+ * tail cursor off the header `capacity` (the logical high-water), NOT
+ * `buffer.byteLength` — which is now always `maxBytes` (the same decoupling the
+ * wasm page-rounded allocator already relied on).
+ *
+ *   - Memory cost is unchanged: a fixed `ArrayBuffer(maxBytes)` faults pages in
+ *     lazily (untouched pages cost no RSS), exactly like the resizable buffer's
+ *     `maxByteLength` reservation — a 256 MiB reservation on a 1000-entity world
+ *     stays a few MiB resident (measured ~4 MiB RSS, within ~1 MiB of the old
+ *     resizable buffer).
+ *   - same 256 MiB default cap with hard-ceiling semantics: a request
+ *     past `maxBytes` throws `StoreCapExceededError` — runaway growth signal,
+ *     not a limit to route around.
  *
  * Why a non-shared buffer suffices: `Atomics` live only on the cross-thread
  * command/event/action rings, never on the core store path, so a single-process
@@ -203,7 +226,7 @@ export declare function heapArraybufferAllocator(maxBytes?: number): InPlaceBuff
  * live SAB *be* a WASM module's `WebAssembly.Memory`. Grows the memory in
  * 64 KiB page increments when `bytes` exceeds the current buffer.
  *
- * This is the **opt-in storage backing for the WASM path** (#625). A consumer
+ * This is the **opt-in storage backing for the WASM path**. A consumer
  * that attaches a WASM `ComputeBackend` passes
  * `bufferAllocator: wasmMemoryAllocator(memory)` so the Zig systems read/write
  * the same bytes the host's columns live in — zero-copy across the FFI boundary.

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package/dist/core/store/buffer_backed_column.d.cts

@@ -23,8 +23,8 @@ export declare class BufferBackedColumn<T extends AnyTypedArray> implements Colu
      * `newView` already (`growColumnStore` does this). The logical length is
      * preserved across the swap; capacity becomes `newView.length`.
      *
-     * Used to honour the `view_stamp` invariant after a host-side SAB realloc
-     * (#171 §6.1.4 / §8.1): every cached column view must be rebuilt before
+     * Used to honour the `view_stamp` invariant after a host-side SAB realloc:
+     * every cached column view must be rebuilt before
      * the next read/write. */
     refreshView(newView: T): void;
     get length(): number;
@@ -39,15 +39,14 @@ export declare class BufferBackedColumn<T extends AnyTypedArray> implements Colu
     clear(): void;
     /** Set the logical length directly, declaring that `[0, len)` of the backing
      * SAB view already holds valid data. The snapshot-mount path
-     * (`Archetype.restoreHostRows`, #789) uses this to re-sync the column's
+     * (`Archetype.restoreHostRows`) uses this to re-sync the column's
      * logical length with the restored `Archetype.length` — the bytes come from
      * the restored SAB, but `_len` is host state. Throws on overrun (cannot grow
      * a fixed SAB view here — the mount already adopted the restored capacity). */
     setLength(len: number): void;
     /** Raw backing view. Stable for the lifetime of the SAB; views over a
      * SAB do not invalidate the way a `GrowableTypedArray`'s `buf` does
-     * after a grow. (`view_stamp` will signal "underlying SAB swapped"
-     * once #171 §6.1.4 lands.) */
+     * after a grow. (`view_stamp` signals "underlying SAB swapped".) */
     get buf(): T;
     /** Zero-copy subarray of valid data (`0..length-1`). */
     view(): T;
@@ -55,7 +54,7 @@ export declare class BufferBackedColumn<T extends AnyTypedArray> implements Colu
     /** Throw if the backing view cannot hold `capacity` elements. Mirrors
      * `GrowableTypedArray.ensureCapacity` but cannot allocate — a SAB
      * grow requires republishing the underlying buffer and rebuilding views
-     * across every archetype, which is the §6.1.4 invariant. */
+     * across every archetype, which is the republish invariant. */
     ensureCapacity(capacity: number): void;
     /** Append `count` elements from `src[srcOffset..srcOffset+count]`.
      * Throws on overrun. */

package/dist/core/store/buffer_backed_column.d.ts

@@ -23,8 +23,8 @@ export declare class BufferBackedColumn<T extends AnyTypedArray> implements Colu
      * `newView` already (`growColumnStore` does this). The logical length is
      * preserved across the swap; capacity becomes `newView.length`.
      *
-     * Used to honour the `view_stamp` invariant after a host-side SAB realloc
-     * (#171 §6.1.4 / §8.1): every cached column view must be rebuilt before
+     * Used to honour the `view_stamp` invariant after a host-side SAB realloc:
+     * every cached column view must be rebuilt before
      * the next read/write. */
     refreshView(newView: T): void;
     get length(): number;
@@ -39,15 +39,14 @@ export declare class BufferBackedColumn<T extends AnyTypedArray> implements Colu
     clear(): void;
     /** Set the logical length directly, declaring that `[0, len)` of the backing
      * SAB view already holds valid data. The snapshot-mount path
-     * (`Archetype.restoreHostRows`, #789) uses this to re-sync the column's
+     * (`Archetype.restoreHostRows`) uses this to re-sync the column's
      * logical length with the restored `Archetype.length` — the bytes come from
      * the restored SAB, but `_len` is host state. Throws on overrun (cannot grow
      * a fixed SAB view here — the mount already adopted the restored capacity). */
     setLength(len: number): void;
     /** Raw backing view. Stable for the lifetime of the SAB; views over a
      * SAB do not invalidate the way a `GrowableTypedArray`'s `buf` does
-     * after a grow. (`view_stamp` will signal "underlying SAB swapped"
-     * once #171 §6.1.4 lands.) */
+     * after a grow. (`view_stamp` signals "underlying SAB swapped".) */
     get buf(): T;
     /** Zero-copy subarray of valid data (`0..length-1`). */
     view(): T;
@@ -55,7 +54,7 @@ export declare class BufferBackedColumn<T extends AnyTypedArray> implements Colu
     /** Throw if the backing view cannot hold `capacity` elements. Mirrors
      * `GrowableTypedArray.ensureCapacity` but cannot allocate — a SAB
      * grow requires republishing the underlying buffer and rebuilding views
-     * across every archetype, which is the §6.1.4 invariant. */
+     * across every archetype, which is the republish invariant. */
     ensureCapacity(capacity: number): void;
     /** Append `count` elements from `src[srcOffset..srcOffset+count]`.
      * Throws on overrun. */

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package/dist/core/store/column_store.d.cts

@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ export interface ArchetypeViews {
 }
 export interface ColumnStore {
     /** The backing buffer. `ArrayBufferLike` because the store is backing-agnostic:
-     * a `SharedArrayBuffer` for the SAB/WASM/worker profile, or a plain resizable
+     * a `SharedArrayBuffer` for the SAB/WASM/worker profile, or a plain fixed
      * `ArrayBuffer` for the pure-TS heap profile (`heapArraybufferAllocator`).
      * Consumers that genuinely require sharing (worker transfer, WASM memory)
      * narrow back to `SharedArrayBuffer` at their boundary. */
@@ -88,12 +88,12 @@ export declare function columnKey(componentId: number, fieldId: number): number;
  * real matches three orders of magnitude below this, but the cap is tunable
  * and callers are invited to raise it for bigger worlds — so the layout step
  * guards the hard 2³¹ ceiling explicitly rather than relying on the policy
- * cap to stay in front of it (#382). */
+ * cap to stay in front of it. */
 export declare const STORE_MAX_BYTE_OFFSET: number;
 /** Thrown when a SAB column layout would place an offset at or beyond
  * {@link STORE_MAX_BYTE_OFFSET} (2³¹), past which the signed-32-bit bitwise
  * `alignUp` can no longer produce correct offsets. This is a hard ceiling,
- * not the (tunable, much lower) 256 MiB allocator cap — see #382. */
+ * not the (tunable, much lower) 256 MiB allocator cap. */
 export declare class StoreLayoutOverflowError extends Error {
     constructor(byteOff: number);
 }
@@ -102,7 +102,7 @@ export declare class StoreLayoutOverflowError extends Error {
  *
  * Throws {@link StoreLayoutOverflowError} when the rounded offset would reach
  * {@link STORE_MAX_BYTE_OFFSET}, because the `& ~(align-1)` step coerces to a
- * signed 32-bit int and wraps past 2³¹ (#382). The guard fires before the
+ * signed 32-bit int and wraps past 2³¹. The guard fires before the
  * bitwise op so any returned offset is always a correct, in-range value.
  * Shared by `extend.ts` and `grow.ts`, whose in-place paths compute tail
  * byte_offs without going through `planLayout`. */
@@ -114,12 +114,12 @@ export declare function alignUp(off: number, align: number): number;
  * `headroomBytes` reserves slack at the end of the descriptor region — ON
  * TOP OF the natural size for `specs` — so future extends can append new
  * descriptor entries without shifting existing column byte_offs. Used by
- * the growable-SAB path (#237 Option A) — column views stay valid across
+ * the growable-SAB path — column views stay valid across
  * `extendColumnStore` because their byte_offs don't move.
  *
- * Additive, not a floor (#541): `regionSize = natural + headroom`, NOT
+ * Additive, not a floor: `regionSize = natural + headroom`, NOT
  * `max(natural, headroom)`. A floor only yields slack while `natural` is
- * below it; the moment the descriptor region outgrows the floor (the #237
+ * below it; the moment the descriptor region outgrows the floor (the
  * headroom exhausts and a realloc re-plans the merged spec set), a floor
  * would size the region to exactly `natural` — zero slack — and every
  * subsequent extend would take the slow realloc path forever after. The
@@ -138,11 +138,11 @@ export { planLayout };
 /** Optional configuration for `createColumnStore`. */
 export interface CreateColumnStoreOptions {
     /** Extra slack to reserve at the end of the layout descriptor region,
-     * ON TOP OF the natural size for `specs` (#541 — additive, not a floor).
+     * ON TOP OF the natural size for `specs` (additive, not a floor).
      * The descriptor region is padded with this many unused bytes so future
      * `extendColumnStore` calls can append new archetype descriptors into the
      * slack without shifting existing column byte_offs. Pairs with
-     * `growableSabAllocator` to give the #237 Option A fast path: existing
+     * `growableSabAllocator` to give the in-place fast path: existing
      * TypedArray column views stay valid across extends because their offsets
      * and the underlying buffer both stay put.
      *
@@ -150,9 +150,9 @@ export interface CreateColumnStoreOptions {
      * value lives on `ColumnStoreInternal._reservedDescriptorBytes` and
      * `optionsFromOld` re-applies it, so a store that exhausts its headroom
      * and reallocs gets a fresh margin rather than dropping to zero slack and
-     * going permanently slow (#541). */
+     * going permanently slow. */
     readonly reservedDescriptorBytes?: number;
-    /** When provided, allocates a command ring (#171 §7.5, Phase 4) inside
+    /** When provided, allocates a command ring inside
      * the SAB at a stable offset right after the 48-byte header. Slot
      * count MUST be a power of two; `COMMAND_RING_DEFAULT_CAPACITY_SLOTS`
      * (256) is the canonical value. Omitted ⇒ no ring; `command_ring_off`
@@ -164,8 +164,8 @@ export interface CreateColumnStoreOptions {
      * `growColumnStore` calls, since those grow the descriptor region and
      * the column tail but never the bytes between header and descriptor. */
     readonly commandRingCapacitySlots?: number;
-    /** When provided, allocates the entity-index region (#245 / Phase 4
-     * PR 4B) inside the SAB at a stable offset between the command ring
+    /** When provided, allocates the entity-index region inside the SAB at a
+     * stable offset between the command ring
      * (or header) and the descriptor region. Holds `(generations,
      * archetypes, rows)` triples indexed by entity slot; the engine's
      * `Store` populates them as entities are created/moved/destroyed,
@@ -176,7 +176,7 @@ export interface CreateColumnStoreOptions {
      * `ENTITY_INDEX_DEFAULT_CAPACITY`; bare-SAB tests can leave it
      * absent. */
     readonly entityIndexCapacity?: number;
-    /** When provided, allocates the event ring (#247 / Phase 4 PR 4C)
+    /** When provided, allocates the event ring
      * inside the SAB at a stable offset between the entity-index region
      * and the descriptor region. Same SPSC shape as the command ring;
      * carries ECS signal payloads so Zig systems can emit and consume
@@ -185,9 +185,9 @@ export interface CreateColumnStoreOptions {
      * Slot count MUST be a power of two; `EVENT_RING_DEFAULT_CAPACITY_SLOTS`
      * (256) is the canonical value. Omitted ⇒ no ring; `event_ring_off`
      * stays at 0 ("absent"); existing test fixtures with hand-rolled
-     * SABs see the pre-#247 layout. */
+     * SABs see the layout without it. */
     readonly eventRingCapacitySlots?: number;
-    /** When provided, allocates the action ring (#291 / Phase 5 PR 5L)
+    /** When provided, allocates the action ring
      * inside the SAB at a stable offset between the entity-index/event-ring
      * and the region-table directory. Main writes encoded actions to it;
      * the sim worker drains them on each apply.
@@ -197,7 +197,7 @@ export interface CreateColumnStoreOptions {
      * stays at 0 ("absent"); bare-SAB tests skip it. (Engine mechanism — the
      * `Store` allocates one always-on; it is no longer a public ECS option.) */
     readonly actionRingCapacitySlots?: number;
-    /** Consumer-declared SAB regions (#623). Each `StoreRegionSpec` carries an
+    /** Consumer-declared SAB regions. Each `StoreRegionSpec` carries an
      * opaque `region_id`, a precomputed byte size, and an `init` closure; the
      * engine lays them out after the mechanism regions, writes a generic
      * region-table directory (`region_table.ts`) keyed by `region_id`, and
@@ -216,7 +216,7 @@ export interface CreateColumnStoreOptions {
      * Omitted / 0 ⇒ NO bindings region (`bindings_off` stays 0, "absent") — the
      * default for a pure-TS game that pays nothing for the WASM seam. This used
      * to be the engine-baked `SIM_BINDINGS_BYTES` ABI constant reflected from the
-     * game's Zig struct; #625 de-welded it so a manifest edit no longer dirties
+     * game's Zig struct; it is now de-welded, so a manifest edit no longer dirties
      * the engine ABI golden. Re-derived across realloc by `optionsFromOld`
      * (= `layout_descriptor_off - bindings_off`), so it survives grow/extend
      * without a carried policy field. */
@@ -235,12 +235,12 @@ export interface ColumnStoreInternal extends ColumnStore {
      * holds the absolute region size (natural + this), and once `natural`
      * outgrows the margin the two are indistinguishable. The realloc slow path
      * reads it via `optionsFromOld` and re-reserves the same margin, so a
-     * store that exhausts its headroom and reallocs keeps taking the #237
-     * in-place fast path instead of going permanently slow (#541). The
+     * store that exhausts its headroom and reallocs keeps taking the
+     * in-place fast path instead of going permanently slow. The
      * `*_in_place` paths carry it forward verbatim. */
     readonly _reservedDescriptorBytes: number;
 }
-/** Typed recovery of `ColumnStoreInternal` from a public `ColumnStore` (M8).
+/** Typed recovery of `ColumnStoreInternal` from a public `ColumnStore`.
  * Not every store is internal: `restoreColumnStore` deliberately returns a
  * plain `{ buffer, view, header, archetypes }` (a snapshot carries no JS-side
  * allocator or headroom policy), and grow/extend must send such a store down
@@ -252,8 +252,8 @@ export declare function isColumnStoreInternal(store: ColumnStore): store is Colu
  * and construct one TypedArray view per column.
  *
  * The returned `ColumnStore` is the source of truth for "where every column
- * lives in this SAB". `view_stamp` is initialised to 0 — a Phase 4 SAB
- * grow flow will bump it. (#171 §6.1.4 / §8.1) */
+ * lives in this SAB". `view_stamp` is initialised to 0 — a SAB
+ * grow flow bumps it. */
 export declare function createColumnStore(specs: readonly ArchetypeSpec[], allocator?: BufferAllocator, options?: CreateColumnStoreOptions): ColumnStore;
 /** Default command-ring slot count used by `ECS.Store` when constructing
  * its SAB. Re-exported here so the Store doesn't reach across modules. */

package/dist/core/store/column_store.d.ts

@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ export interface ArchetypeViews {
 }
 export interface ColumnStore {
     /** The backing buffer. `ArrayBufferLike` because the store is backing-agnostic:
-     * a `SharedArrayBuffer` for the SAB/WASM/worker profile, or a plain resizable
+     * a `SharedArrayBuffer` for the SAB/WASM/worker profile, or a plain fixed
      * `ArrayBuffer` for the pure-TS heap profile (`heapArraybufferAllocator`).
      * Consumers that genuinely require sharing (worker transfer, WASM memory)
      * narrow back to `SharedArrayBuffer` at their boundary. */
@@ -88,12 +88,12 @@ export declare function columnKey(componentId: number, fieldId: number): number;
  * real matches three orders of magnitude below this, but the cap is tunable
  * and callers are invited to raise it for bigger worlds — so the layout step
  * guards the hard 2³¹ ceiling explicitly rather than relying on the policy
- * cap to stay in front of it (#382). */
+ * cap to stay in front of it. */
 export declare const STORE_MAX_BYTE_OFFSET: number;
 /** Thrown when a SAB column layout would place an offset at or beyond
  * {@link STORE_MAX_BYTE_OFFSET} (2³¹), past which the signed-32-bit bitwise
  * `alignUp` can no longer produce correct offsets. This is a hard ceiling,
- * not the (tunable, much lower) 256 MiB allocator cap — see #382. */
+ * not the (tunable, much lower) 256 MiB allocator cap. */
 export declare class StoreLayoutOverflowError extends Error {
     constructor(byteOff: number);
 }
@@ -102,7 +102,7 @@ export declare class StoreLayoutOverflowError extends Error {
  *
  * Throws {@link StoreLayoutOverflowError} when the rounded offset would reach
  * {@link STORE_MAX_BYTE_OFFSET}, because the `& ~(align-1)` step coerces to a
- * signed 32-bit int and wraps past 2³¹ (#382). The guard fires before the
+ * signed 32-bit int and wraps past 2³¹. The guard fires before the
  * bitwise op so any returned offset is always a correct, in-range value.
  * Shared by `extend.ts` and `grow.ts`, whose in-place paths compute tail
  * byte_offs without going through `planLayout`. */
@@ -114,12 +114,12 @@ export declare function alignUp(off: number, align: number): number;
  * `headroomBytes` reserves slack at the end of the descriptor region — ON
  * TOP OF the natural size for `specs` — so future extends can append new
  * descriptor entries without shifting existing column byte_offs. Used by
- * the growable-SAB path (#237 Option A) — column views stay valid across
+ * the growable-SAB path — column views stay valid across
  * `extendColumnStore` because their byte_offs don't move.
  *
- * Additive, not a floor (#541): `regionSize = natural + headroom`, NOT
+ * Additive, not a floor: `regionSize = natural + headroom`, NOT
  * `max(natural, headroom)`. A floor only yields slack while `natural` is
- * below it; the moment the descriptor region outgrows the floor (the #237
+ * below it; the moment the descriptor region outgrows the floor (the
  * headroom exhausts and a realloc re-plans the merged spec set), a floor
  * would size the region to exactly `natural` — zero slack — and every
  * subsequent extend would take the slow realloc path forever after. The
@@ -138,11 +138,11 @@ export { planLayout };
 /** Optional configuration for `createColumnStore`. */
 export interface CreateColumnStoreOptions {
     /** Extra slack to reserve at the end of the layout descriptor region,
-     * ON TOP OF the natural size for `specs` (#541 — additive, not a floor).
+     * ON TOP OF the natural size for `specs` (additive, not a floor).
      * The descriptor region is padded with this many unused bytes so future
      * `extendColumnStore` calls can append new archetype descriptors into the
      * slack without shifting existing column byte_offs. Pairs with
-     * `growableSabAllocator` to give the #237 Option A fast path: existing
+     * `growableSabAllocator` to give the in-place fast path: existing
      * TypedArray column views stay valid across extends because their offsets
      * and the underlying buffer both stay put.
      *
@@ -150,9 +150,9 @@ export interface CreateColumnStoreOptions {
      * value lives on `ColumnStoreInternal._reservedDescriptorBytes` and
      * `optionsFromOld` re-applies it, so a store that exhausts its headroom
      * and reallocs gets a fresh margin rather than dropping to zero slack and
-     * going permanently slow (#541). */
+     * going permanently slow. */
     readonly reservedDescriptorBytes?: number;
-    /** When provided, allocates a command ring (#171 §7.5, Phase 4) inside
+    /** When provided, allocates a command ring inside
      * the SAB at a stable offset right after the 48-byte header. Slot
      * count MUST be a power of two; `COMMAND_RING_DEFAULT_CAPACITY_SLOTS`
      * (256) is the canonical value. Omitted ⇒ no ring; `command_ring_off`
@@ -164,8 +164,8 @@ export interface CreateColumnStoreOptions {
      * `growColumnStore` calls, since those grow the descriptor region and
      * the column tail but never the bytes between header and descriptor. */
     readonly commandRingCapacitySlots?: number;
-    /** When provided, allocates the entity-index region (#245 / Phase 4
-     * PR 4B) inside the SAB at a stable offset between the command ring
+    /** When provided, allocates the entity-index region inside the SAB at a
+     * stable offset between the command ring
      * (or header) and the descriptor region. Holds `(generations,
      * archetypes, rows)` triples indexed by entity slot; the engine's
      * `Store` populates them as entities are created/moved/destroyed,
@@ -176,7 +176,7 @@ export interface CreateColumnStoreOptions {
      * `ENTITY_INDEX_DEFAULT_CAPACITY`; bare-SAB tests can leave it
      * absent. */
     readonly entityIndexCapacity?: number;
-    /** When provided, allocates the event ring (#247 / Phase 4 PR 4C)
+    /** When provided, allocates the event ring
      * inside the SAB at a stable offset between the entity-index region
      * and the descriptor region. Same SPSC shape as the command ring;
      * carries ECS signal payloads so Zig systems can emit and consume
@@ -185,9 +185,9 @@ export interface CreateColumnStoreOptions {
      * Slot count MUST be a power of two; `EVENT_RING_DEFAULT_CAPACITY_SLOTS`
      * (256) is the canonical value. Omitted ⇒ no ring; `event_ring_off`
      * stays at 0 ("absent"); existing test fixtures with hand-rolled
-     * SABs see the pre-#247 layout. */
+     * SABs see the layout without it. */
     readonly eventRingCapacitySlots?: number;
-    /** When provided, allocates the action ring (#291 / Phase 5 PR 5L)
+    /** When provided, allocates the action ring
      * inside the SAB at a stable offset between the entity-index/event-ring
      * and the region-table directory. Main writes encoded actions to it;
      * the sim worker drains them on each apply.
@@ -197,7 +197,7 @@ export interface CreateColumnStoreOptions {
      * stays at 0 ("absent"); bare-SAB tests skip it. (Engine mechanism — the
      * `Store` allocates one always-on; it is no longer a public ECS option.) */
     readonly actionRingCapacitySlots?: number;
-    /** Consumer-declared SAB regions (#623). Each `StoreRegionSpec` carries an
+    /** Consumer-declared SAB regions. Each `StoreRegionSpec` carries an
      * opaque `region_id`, a precomputed byte size, and an `init` closure; the
      * engine lays them out after the mechanism regions, writes a generic
      * region-table directory (`region_table.ts`) keyed by `region_id`, and
@@ -216,7 +216,7 @@ export interface CreateColumnStoreOptions {
      * Omitted / 0 ⇒ NO bindings region (`bindings_off` stays 0, "absent") — the
      * default for a pure-TS game that pays nothing for the WASM seam. This used
      * to be the engine-baked `SIM_BINDINGS_BYTES` ABI constant reflected from the
-     * game's Zig struct; #625 de-welded it so a manifest edit no longer dirties
+     * game's Zig struct; it is now de-welded, so a manifest edit no longer dirties
      * the engine ABI golden. Re-derived across realloc by `optionsFromOld`
      * (= `layout_descriptor_off - bindings_off`), so it survives grow/extend
      * without a carried policy field. */
@@ -235,12 +235,12 @@ export interface ColumnStoreInternal extends ColumnStore {
      * holds the absolute region size (natural + this), and once `natural`
      * outgrows the margin the two are indistinguishable. The realloc slow path
      * reads it via `optionsFromOld` and re-reserves the same margin, so a
-     * store that exhausts its headroom and reallocs keeps taking the #237
-     * in-place fast path instead of going permanently slow (#541). The
+     * store that exhausts its headroom and reallocs keeps taking the
+     * in-place fast path instead of going permanently slow. The
      * `*_in_place` paths carry it forward verbatim. */
     readonly _reservedDescriptorBytes: number;
 }
-/** Typed recovery of `ColumnStoreInternal` from a public `ColumnStore` (M8).
+/** Typed recovery of `ColumnStoreInternal` from a public `ColumnStore`.
  * Not every store is internal: `restoreColumnStore` deliberately returns a
  * plain `{ buffer, view, header, archetypes }` (a snapshot carries no JS-side
  * allocator or headroom policy), and grow/extend must send such a store down
@@ -252,8 +252,8 @@ export declare function isColumnStoreInternal(store: ColumnStore): store is Colu
  * and construct one TypedArray view per column.
  *
  * The returned `ColumnStore` is the source of truth for "where every column
- * lives in this SAB". `view_stamp` is initialised to 0 — a Phase 4 SAB
- * grow flow will bump it. (#171 §6.1.4 / §8.1) */
+ * lives in this SAB". `view_stamp` is initialised to 0 — a SAB
+ * grow flow bumps it. */
 export declare function createColumnStore(specs: readonly ArchetypeSpec[], allocator?: BufferAllocator, options?: CreateColumnStoreOptions): ColumnStore;
 /** Default command-ring slot count used by `ECS.Store` when constructing
  * its SAB. Re-exported here so the Store doesn't reach across modules. */

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package/dist/core/store/command_dispatch.d.cts

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 /**
  * Command dispatch — the generic drain surface a consumer registers against
- * (#624, game-agnostic ECS / epic #616).
+ * (a game-agnostic ECS).
  *
  * The command ring (`command_ring.ts`) carries opaque `(opCode, payload)`
  * slots; the engine never interprets a code. This module is the thin,

package/dist/core/store/command_dispatch.d.ts

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 /**
  * Command dispatch — the generic drain surface a consumer registers against
- * (#624, game-agnostic ECS / epic #616).
+ * (a game-agnostic ECS).
  *
  * The command ring (`command_ring.ts`) carries opaque `(opCode, payload)`
  * slots; the engine never interprets a code. This module is the thin,