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pub struct Committer { /* private fields */ }
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LocalAgreement-2 token committer.

Compares successive window decode outputs and commits the longest stable prefix; everything past that prefix is tentative until the next round confirms it.

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impl Committer

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pub fn new() -> Self

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pub fn ingest( &mut self, candidate: Vec<TokenEmit>, ) -> (CommitDelta, CommitDelta)

Ingest a new full-window decode result.

Returns (committed_delta, tentative_delta).

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pub fn finalize_utterance(&mut self) -> CommitDelta

Force-commit everything tentative. Called by the endpointer on EOU.

After this call, committed_tokens / committed_text still reflect the just- finalised utterance (so the caller can build a <|prevtext|> prompt from it). The next ingest will auto-reset the committer for the new utterance. Repeated finalize_utterance calls without an intervening ingest are a no-op.

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pub fn committed_tokens(&self) -> &[TokenEmit]

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pub fn committed_text(&self) -> &str

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pub fn last_candidate(&self) -> &[TokenEmit]

The most recent candidate (the argument to the most recent ingest). Empty after finalize_utterance (until the next ingest) and after on_trim.

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pub fn last_lcp_end_in_candidate(&self) -> usize

Exclusive end index of the most recent LCP within last_candidate(). The streaming caller uses this with last_candidate() to find the latest timestamp inside the committed prefix when picking a trim boundary on a cap-hit window.

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pub fn on_trim(&mut self) -> CommitDelta

Called after Chunker::trim_oldest succeeds. Force-commits the current tentative tail (the content past the LCP boundary in the most recent decode) and clears last_candidate so the next ingest establishes a fresh baseline. Returns the force-committed text so the caller can mirror it to its output sink.

Rationale: without force-commit, the tentative tail is lost after the trim — the next stride decodes overlapping audio in a different buffer context, the non-causal encoder produces different tokens, and LCP doesn’t reconfirm. Empirically this loses roughly 1.5 s of content per cap-hit. Force-committing trusts the cap-hit window’s tail; duplication risk is mitigated by clearing last_candidate (post-trim strides can’t LCP against the pre-trim tail).

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