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IndisputableMonolith.Foundation.OptionAEmpiricalQueue

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Module defines empirical priorities for implemented Option A combinations, extending the protocol's coverage claims. Test schedulers validating Recognition Science against data cite these assignments to rank falsification attempts. Content consists of type definitions and mappings with no theorems proved.

claimEmpirical priority function $empiricalPriority$ mapping implemented C1-C9 combinations to levels in type $Priority$, together with predicates $isImmediate$ and $isHighOrImmediate$.

background

The upstream Option A Empirical Protocol module converts the falsifier registry into Lean propositions, guaranteeing every implemented C1-C9 combination carries a dataset class, predicted observable, and failure mode. Data mappings remain empirical metadata while the formal content enforces total coverage with no gaps. This queue module sits in the foundation layer and introduces the Priority type plus the empiricalPriority assignment to classify tests for later scheduling.

proof idea

this is a definition module, no proofs

why it matters in Recognition Science

Supplies the priority queue to the downstream Option A Empirical Schedule module. That module fixes an explicit execution order for the first five high-value tests and proves every scheduled item is high-or-immediate and protocol-covered. It completes the priority assignment step in the empirical validation pipeline for Option A.

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