Section 20 in full: the automatic scheduling algorithm with its eligible-pool
filtering, cooldown and overlap exclusion, weight evaluation, the anti-repetition
multiplier table applied by recency-queue position, pool relaxation when total
effective weight reaches zero, and reschedule by uniform sample divided by
intensity; the priority clocks and minimum-gap servicing of 20.6 with deferred
classes retained; intensity clamping and the pause threshold of 20.7, under
which ambient voices keep running; the 1024-unit dispatch budget and sixteen
levels of event nesting; and manual SAMPLE evaluation in an isolated stream that
does not perturb cadence scheduling.
Two defects found by the section 20 review triage are fixed here rather than
shipped. A sound action's usage check tested whether the target sound permitted
*some* action context instead of the caller's own, so a scenario-only sound was
playable from a manual action; it now checks the caller's context and rejects
with ERR_UNSUPPORTED_TARGET, the code 20.2.2 and 20.12 actually name, and the
two cases the previous test never exercised — manual-only from scenario, and
scenario-only from manual — are covered.
Traces 7 through 10 drove `triggerSound()` and `calculateEligiblePool()`, a
duplicate scheduler with no production call site, rather than the
`advance()`/`fireClass()` path a real exhibit runs. The two implementations
disagreed on recency-history semantics: 20.5.9 requires a plain queue of the
last four firings, and the duplicate moved an existing entry to the front
instead. Nothing caught it because nothing called both. Those traces now drive
`update()`/`advance()` with a seeded RNG, as traces 11 through 14 already did,
and the duplicate is deleted rather than reconciled.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <[email protected]>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ShxxFqFmCUDQnQvFNm4TKy
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