/* the instrument itself, before anything is asked of it: the registry is counting, the store is answering, and the walk is not sitting on a toast from the block above. tallyTicks is only asked to ANSWER (-1 is 'no registry'), never to be non-zero: the app's own intervals were all started at boot, before the registry went in, so the only live one here belongs to the mock's playback ticker — requiring it would tie this guard to the mock instead of to the registry. */ "session-warm": (i) => i.tallyEars > 0 && i.tallyTicks >= 0 && i.tallyArt > 0 && !i.toast, /* Nine laps later. The listener and interval counts are the sharp ones — both measured dead flat over the nine, twice — so their headroom is small on purpose; grewEars allows four for a screen that happens to be mounted at the second reading and not the first, and grewTicks is one-sided because a ticker that simply stopped between the readings is not a leak. Both were driven with a listener and an interval deliberately stranded once a lap: +9 and +9, and this line failed. tallyTimers is a CEILING rather than a delta, and nine of the thirty-two are real: every track start schedules a 47-second recents refresh (player.svelte.js, the desktop's own shape), so a walk this fast keeps a dozen of them pending at once. That window is bounded by its own length and does not grow with the session, while a genuinely leaking timer climbs past this ceiling as laps are added. Making it a delta would need a fifty-second quiet period between the two readings, which is not worth the minute — said here rather than tightening the number blind. tallyArt is the bound itself; grewArt's headroom is for a sibling round that puts more records in a lap, and is to be raised deliberately rather than deleted. */ "session-late": (i) => i.grewEars <= 4 && i.grewTicks <= 0 && i.tallyTimers <= 32 && i.tallyArt <= 512 && i.grewArt <= 80 && i.grewCat <= 24 && i.grewNodes <= 200, "session-clear": (i) => /^(Good |Still)/.test(i.title) && !i.toast && !i.notice && !i.half.includes("up"),