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One dependence function per vertex; builtins min and max - #1630

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@rolyp-claude-bot rolyp-claude-bot changed the title One dependence function per vertex, with a control weight over the section One dependence function per vertex; builtins min and max Nov 1, 2026
Dep, an applicative functor of functions from the weights at every vertex, replaces Rel and the per-source
in-edges; a vertex records a single Dep, so materialise applies one function per vertex instead of summing
one whole-value result per edge. Control is added at the section positions directly rather than by adding a
scaled section.
Delivering a value no longer copies it: the weights at a vertex are the value plus an optional control weight,
which stands for that weight at every position of the section. Projections within the section and scalar reads
of section positions act on the pair directly; a projection beneath a closure root drops the control weight;
general relations expand the pair first. A control dependence with no sources is zero and is not added.
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