Struct PulseBehavior 

pub struct PulseBehavior { /* private fields */ }

The single behavior: PULSE

A pulse is a basic operation that consumes energy. The pulse must be executed with sufficient energy or it causes strain.

CONSEQUENCE: Weak pulses cause permanent strain scars. CONSEQUENCE: Strain scars increase future pulse costs.

Implementations

impl PulseBehavior

pub fn new() -> Self

Creates the pulse behavior with fixed parameters.

INVARIANT: Threshold and cost are permanent and non-configurable.

pub fn execute_pulse(&self, lineage: &mut Lineage) -> PulseOutput

Executes a single pulse.

CONTRACT: Pulse must be executed with energy >= threshold. CONSEQUENCE: If energy < threshold during pulse, strain occurs. CONSEQUENCE: Strain inflicts a permanent scar. CONSEQUENCE: Each strain scar increases future pulse cost by 5.

This demonstrates:

• Behavior consumes energy
• Contract is checked based on observable state
• Violation triggers injury, not correction
• Scar permanently reduces capability

pub fn current_pulse_cost(&self, lineage: &Lineage) -> u64

Returns the current pulse cost based on accumulated strain.

This demonstrates how scars reduce capability:

• 0 strain scars: cost = 10
• 1 strain scar: cost = 15
• 2 strain scars: cost = 20
• etc.

pub fn threshold(&self) -> u64

Returns the energy threshold for healthy pulses.

Trait Implementations

impl Default for PulseBehavior

fn default() -> Self

Returns the “default value” for a type.