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[TS PBT] Filter entry relations implied by declared numeric domains - #544
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Observed entry relations can repeat guarantees already supplied by input domains. For example,
left <= rightadds no information whenleftranges over[0, 1]andrightover[2, 3]. Separate these sampled relations intodomainImpliedRelations, retaining their original evidence, so they no longer enter the focused-search candidate list.The filter applies only to adapter-owned
ENTRY_ARGUMENTsnapshots from #543. Hand-labelled arguments and computed values remain eligible. It handles integer, binary64 and numeric constant domains, preserves JavaScript NaN/signed-zero/infinity semantics, and retains contradictions and incomplete evidence. Arbitrary preconditions and original-property formulas are not analysed. This is a narrow part of #397, not completion of inference or the feedback campaign.Validation: 11 domain-filter tests, 16 existing inference tests and 8 real FastCheck capture/focused-search tests passed across focused runs on JDK 11 / Node 22. Strict PBT Detekt main/test passed. The functional fixture confirms that a domain-implied relation remains auditable and cannot start focused search; it is not performance evidence.
Depends on #543; the PR base is
caelmbleidd/pbt-numeric-challenges, so its diff contains only the domain-filter slice.