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Writing one rendered candidate into a target.
The candidate says what the target should hold; this layer puts it there. It owns the checks that come before the first byte moves, the one lock a target takes, and the order the writes happen in.
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- apply
- Write one rendered candidate into a target, directly.
- classify
- What a target is, read from the target and never from the request.
- finding
- What the corpus says about itself, as far as a program can prove it.
- lock
- The one lock a target takes while it is being written.
- observe
- What the planner is told, and the one place that reads it.
- path
- The target-relative path every write is bounded by.