[brett19]

A round in a blend of several rounds, such as one of a tangent chain, now rolls fully onto the next face before the trace when its rail lies wholly on that face. That face runs on from the rail's own face tangentially (G1). Before, such a round was refused (with SolidCraft's fixes) or failed in the trace (without them). The case is test9's Fillet6 with Fillet4 at 9, where SolidCraft reports "the largest radius that fits is 1.476 mm" although the ball fits. Upstream SMLib leaves this case unimplemented (ProcessFullRollOver refuses it as "Unimplemented Tangent Rollover Case"). This PR extends the lone-round rollover of #14136/#16016 to rounds that are not alone in their blend. A lone round keeps exactly the decision it had.

Part of #15767 (case 2). Case 1 (a rolled rail that ends inside a taller boss face) is #16027, now merged. This PR is rebased on it and edits none of its functions. Both feed ball_section_at's seeds, so both test sets (one file, tangent_rollover.rs) are rerun on the rebased head.

The case

Kernel model (arm_boss_and_foot_round):

• test9's arm (z 0..5) is joined with the R18 boss about B = (-54, -90).
• The boss's foot on the arm's top is rounded R5 (Fillet3). That is a torus of tube radius 5 about the circle of radius 23 at z = 10, and it touches the top along the circle of radius 23.
• The arm's inner corner C = (-36, -65) is rounded r4 (Fillet4), about A = (-36 + r4, -65 - r4).
• The top's rim (y = -65, the corner's round, x = -36, then x = -36 meeting the foot round) is then rounded d (Fillet6).

Along x = -36, from V = (-36, -65 - r4) to where the top ends at the foot round (W = (-36, -90 + sqrt 205)), the ball's contact on the top is x = -36 - d. That contact lies inside the foot round's contact circle the whole way when (18 - d)^2 + (25 - r4)^2 < 23^2. In that case the rail on the top never touches the top: it lies wholly on the foot round.

What main does with that rail:

• With SolidCraft's fixes (fixes.fillet_refuse_rails_leaving_faces), rails_fit refuses it after the trace (if !on_face { fit = false }).
• Without that fix (solidcore's default), the trace's rollover reaches upstream's unimplemented tangent case and fails with status 1001.
• Accepting the rail in rails_fit (solidcore: a round rolled onto a boss beyond a tangent run-on finds the ball on the near side (#15767) #15770's trial) only moved the failure to that unimplemented case.

The fix

1. Rolling whole rails, rounds not alone in their blend (fillet_executive/session/tangent_rollover.rs). roll_over_tangent_edges now goes through every constant round of circular section in the blend.
   • A lone round is decided as before: in closed form, and only between planes along a straight edge (tangent_rollover_supports).
   • Every round of a blend of several goes through rails_wholly_past. A side rolls over when all of these hold:
     • its face has an edge, other than the filleted one, that is tangent to the face beyond (test_manifold_tangent_rollover);
     • the ball's contact on that side lies off its face at all 17 sections along the edge (both ends and 15 between);
     • each section is the ball at its station (is_ball_at): the two offset points agree, the centre lies on the station's plane, and each contact lies the ball's radius from the centre, within the solver's fit tolerance (at least the body's);
     • with the offset moved onto the face beyond, the contact lies on that face at all 17 (carried);
     • the face beyond's offset by the ball is proved regular and not inside out at every point of the face (offset_proved_regular, nurb_offset_unfolded), by a bound, not at the sections:
       • Both factors 1 - k_i d are positive at a point exactly where I - d II is positive definite (II v = k I v). Scaled by X = |Su x Sv|, that is A11 = X E - d L' > 0 and det A > 0.
       • Both are proved on boxes of the face's parameter box. The arithmetic is rounded interval arithmetic (fillet_section::interval, outward rounding, NaN gives the whole line) over the partials' enclosures (nurbs_partials_over_box), at every point of each box.
       • The box is first cut at the knot lines inside it, so each box lies on one polynomial piece. No sign is carried across a knot, where a C1 face's curvature can jump.
       • A box proved negative refuses. An open box is halved across u or v, whichever halving leaves its halves nearer to proved; on a tie, across its larger extent. Up to FOLD_BOXES (131,072) enclosures and depth FOLD_DEPTH (32).
       • MEASURED: case 2's foot round (a surface of revolution, 2/3 of a turn by the whole tube) is proved for d = 1.4 to 2.5 in about 38,400 to 38,900 enclosures (about 8 µs each). A radius 5 cylinder at 4.5 toward the axis takes 8,372.
       • Only kinds whose NURB is the surface qualify: B-spline, plane, cone, sphere, torus, surface of revolution or of extrusion. Not a procedural blend's or ball patch's net.
       • Anything not proved proposes nothing (main's path).
   • When both sides qualify, the ball rolled onto both faces beyond together must pass the same check, or neither side rolls.
   • A probe that errs finds no rollover. Only Unported and a cancellation pass on.
   • The solver is restored after every trial, including one that errs.
   • No section is solved for a round whose faces have no tangent far edge.
   • These sections only propose the rollover. It is accepted after the trace, once each rolled rail, as trimmed, is proved on the face beyond. Otherwise the blend is refused (see 2).
2. Acceptance by a bound (trim_solver_rails, RailTrimAccess::rails_rolled_on_their_faces, rail_within_face, rail_clear_of). For each rolled rail of a round in a blend of several:
   • one point of the rail (its middle, dropped on the face beyond) must classify on that face, within the fit of the face's surface;
   • every edge of the face beyond must have a face across it or be a seam (a sheet's or laminar edge leaves nothing to measure a crossing against);
   • the whole rail must be farther than a gap from every other face across an edge of the face beyond. The gap is the solver's fit tolerance plus twice the face beyond's largest edge tolerance, each at least the body's tolerance, rounded up.
   • The second condition is proved on the rail's Bézier pieces: each piece's control-point hull is held in a ball, and query::distance_bound::face_distance_lower_bound gives a certified lower distance from the ball's centre to the other face. A piece that does not clear is halved, at most 24 times and 512 pieces per face.
   • Why that gap suffices: a rail that left the face would cross its boundary in the surface. At the crossing, the rail is within the fit tolerance of a point of the face's boundary (the rail is traced on the surface). That point is within an edge's tolerance of the edge's curve, which is within that tolerance of the face across it. So the rail crosses no edge, and with its one point on the face, all of it lies on the face.
   • A rail not proved so, or whose proof errs, refuses the blend as a rail leaving its face (NoRoomReason::RailLeavesFace).
   • The control-point folds refuse a non-finite coordinate before they run (f64::min/max drop NaN).
   • Regression risk: a wrong proposal is refused here, after the trace, where main might have built the blend. The Split Manufacture megapr (#1782) into a stacked, interface-first PR tree #2652 disc was such a case (below), fixed at the proposal by is_ball_at. Re-tracing unrolled when the bound fails would remove that risk but doubles the trace. It is not done here; see the follow-ups.
3. Join corner topology (fillet_corner/topology/join.rs, rolled_sides). Take a side of a Join whose single edge between the blends is the edge one blend rolled over, where the other blend's face there is the face beyond. On that side nothing stands between the blends, and the section's end lies on the face beyond.
4. Corner vertices (fillet_geom/p2.rs):
   • A mate on a rolled side is evaluated on the face beyond (rolled_face_of).
   • A join's shared section takes a rolled rail's feet guess on the face beyond, and takes its ends from a blend whose rails roll on both of the section's faces.
   • In calc_rail_int_edgeuse, when only the second blend rolled and the side it rolled on is the mate's, the rolled blend places the vertex and its mate. The first blend's section there lies on its own face's continuation, off the face, until its own rollover (ProcessRollOver, after the trace) solves the vertex again from its rolled piece.
   • The guesses on the side edge stay the ones from the corner's chosen edge use and the first blend's radius. They are parameters of the edge's curve, the same on both edge uses, and upstream's second blend already searches its own edge use with them.
   • Without a rolled rail, all of this is upstream's code path unchanged.
5. New failures build typed StageFailed causes, not phrase causes: a solver the session lacks, and in the corner code a missing face, a foot that does not drop, and a join no blend's rails roll for. Inside a probe, a missing surface or tangent counts as not proved.

Claims

• PROVEN (asserted in a_rim_round_whose_rail_lies_wholly_on_the_foot_round_rolls_onto_it): the round builds and passes CheckLevel::All, both with the corpus's fix set and with none (solidcore's default). This holds for (r4, d) = (9, 1.6), (9, 2), (9, 2.5), (10, 1.4) and (10, 2), each satisfying the wholly-past condition. Its rails also pass through the closed-form contacts within the body's tolerance, at these points:

  • along x = -36: the ball touching x = -36 and the torus, with its contacts on both;
  • on the corner's round past its crossing of the contact circle: the ball touching the Rr4 cylinder and the torus (with the corpus's fixes only; see the follow-ups);
  • the crossing point itself (solved in closed form);
  • before the crossing: the top and cylinder contacts.

• PROVEN (asserted in a_rim_round_partly_on_the_top_rolls_onto_the_foot_round_partway): the controls (8, 2), (8, 2.5) and (9, 1.4) still build and pass CheckLevel::All with either fix set, with closed-form rails on the corner's round and the top. (8, 2.5) sits at the limit: 529.25 against 23^2 = 529.

• PROVEN (asserted in a_rim_round_whose_top_reaches_the_contact_between_sections_is_refused): a real miss between the sections is still caught. A slot 0.04 wide cuts the foot round halfway between two of the 17 sections (0.105 apart), so the top reaches the contact there. The sections propose the rollover, the rolled rail crosses the slot's edges, and the blend is refused as a rail leaving its face. MEASURED: without the bound the same case failed later with status 1001. With the corpus's fixes it fails with status 1001 before the trim, so it never builds.

• MEASURED, main against this branch on the same model:

  case	main, corpus fixes	main, no fixes	this branch, either set
  rim (9, 1.6), (9, 2), (10, 1.4), (10, 2)	NoRoom	status 1001	builds, valid
  rim (9, 2.5)	TooLarge (RailLeavesFace)	status 1001	builds, valid
  rim controls (8, 2), (8, 2.5), (9, 1.4)	builds	builds	builds, same volumes to the last digit
  Fillet3 band, lone Fillet4 at r4 = 10.8, 25, 26	status 1001	TooLarge	the same as main

• MEASURED: with the corpus's fixes, the worst rail distance from the closed form is 3.9e-6 (at (10, 1.4)). The other wholly-past cases are 6e-7 to 1.7e-6. With no fixes, the rail rolled before the trace (along x = -36) stays within 6.3e-6. The test's bound is the body's own tolerance (Brep::tolerance, 1e-5 here).

• MEASURED: these blends take 1.0 to 1.3 s, against about 0.5 s for the controls.

• MEASURED (gate on 81e59ce, fixed in the last commit): without is_ball_at, Split Manufacture megapr (#1782) into a stacked, interface-first PR tree #2652's twisted disc regressed (the_twisted_disc_s_top_round_at_its_side_rounds_radius_is_the_ball_s_piece and ..._at_its_old_named_fit_builds failed with 1001).

  • Over a side round about as wide as the ball (R2, 1.9586), the section solve reports every station found. The centre lies 0.37 to 0.75 off the station's plane, and the side round's contact is 1.748 from the centre against r = 1.9586: the offsets extended past where they are the ball's offsets.
  • The proposer read that contact as off its face and rolled the rail. The certificate refused the rolled rail, so blends that build on main failed.
  • With the check, no rollover is proposed there, and all 8 tests in issue_2652_ball_on_a_bspline_round.rs pass unchanged.

• ARGUED: at V the two blends' balls are the same ball. It touches the torus and the line where the Rr4 cylinder meets x = -36 tangentially, so the closest points from its centre to the cylinder and to the plane coincide. Letting the rolled blend place V therefore gives the point that the other blend's rollover later solves again.

• ARGUED: blends without a rolled rail take upstream's path.

  • Every new branch in the corner code is gated on FilletSolver::rolled_faces, which only the pre-trace rollover sets.
  • Lone rounds are decided exactly as on main.
  • A round of a blend of several rolls only a side whose contact lies off its face at every section, each section the ball at its station. On main, that rail was refused after the trace (with the corpus's fixes) or failed in the trace's rollover (without them).
  • The new cost for other blends is solving the ball's sections where a face has a tangent far edge, until both sides show a contact on their face (usually at the first section).
  • The gate's goldens check this (below).

• ARGUED: the fold bound reads the offset's direction (the surface's normal, or its reverse, against Su x Sv) at one point of the face, where the two must agree within 60 degrees. That reversal is a property of the whole surface, not of the point.

• ARGUED: the rail as built lies on the face beyond's surface within the solver's fit tolerance (approx_tol_3d), and the face's edges lie on their faces within their tolerances. The bound's conclusion uses both. The rail is the traced edge the blend face is built on, as for every blend. Its distance from the closed form is MEASURED at 6.3e-6 or less on the rails this PR rolls, with either fix set. The rail edges carry no tolerance of their own at the trim (SmEdge's 0), so the solver's is used.

Certificate checklist (docs/definitions-and-certificates.md §7)

Decisions this PR adds:

• (a) the pre-trace proposal (rails_wholly_past: contact off its face, face beyond carries it, no fold, joint check);
• (b) the acceptance after the trim (rail_within_face);
• (c) the corner choices gated on a rolled rail (rolled_sides, the vertex swap, mates and join ends on the face beyond).

1. Sampled or bounded? (a) is sampled at 17 sections, each checked to be the ball at its station, but it only proposes. Its "the offset does not fold" is a bound, not the sections: I - d II is positive definite at every point of the face's box, by interval enclosures per polynomial piece. Acceptance is (b), a bound: control-point hulls of the rail's Bézier pieces against face_distance_lower_bound (Bernstein hulls of the face's patches), with one point classified for the side once no crossing is proved. (c) is topology, not acceptance; its geometry comes out of (b) and the body's check.

2. Rounding counted? Yes:

   • the extraction's knot insertions: γ_16(p+1) of the NURB's largest coefficient;
   • each halving: γ_(2p+2) of the largest;
   • the Euclidean points' quotient, widened as distance_bound widens its boxes;
   • the ball's radius: γ_5;
   • the final subtraction: γ_1;
   • the face bound carries its own.

   The terms are taken at the coordinates' own size. At part scale they are about 1e-14, against a gap of at least 3e-5. The gap's own sum is rounded up (γ_2).

   • The fold bound computes in rounded interval arithmetic: every operation is widened outward past its rounding.

3. NaN refuses? Yes:

   • Acceptance is clear > gap (NaN fails).
   • rail_pieces refuses a non-finite coordinate of the NURB or of a Bézier piece, and RailPiece::ball refuses one too, before any f64::min/max fold. A ball with weights not proved positive is not proved.
   • The face bound errs on non-finite input (refusal).
   • The fold bound refuses a non-finite offset, knot, control point or weight before any enclosure. An interval with a NaN end becomes the whole line, which no test passes.

4. No tolerance widened, no expectation loosened, no fit uncertified? No tolerance or existing expectation changes. The gap is a refusal margin, not an acceptance margin. It covers the rail's fit tolerance and the edges' tolerances, so a larger tolerance refuses more. A non-finite tolerance refuses. The traced rail is the trace's own fit, as for every blend; see the ARGUED claim above.

5. Refusal names the size that fits? No. No closed form gives the largest radius whose rolled rail is provable here. The refusal is the conservative side, for blends main refused or failed anyway.

6. Bounded work? Yes:

   • 17 sections. The cancel token is polled at each section of sides_wholly_off and sections.
   • The fold bound encloses at most FOLD_BOXES (131,072) boxes per face beyond and trial (about 1 s), each halved at most FOLD_DEPTH (32) times, on an explicit stack, and polls per box.
   • Halvings are at most 24 deep and 512 pieces per face. Face bounds are at most MAX_PATCHES each.
   • The pieces wait on an explicit stack (no recursion), and the cancel token is polled per piece.

7. Every moved golden explained? No golden moved: the blend and offset goldens units pass unchanged (gate line below).

8. A real-defect test? Yes: the slot test above.

Follow-ups (not this PR)

• solidcore: a Join whose two rounds both roll wholly from the same face onto the same face beyond fails (StageFailed) #16491: a Join whose two rounds both roll wholly from the same face onto the same face beyond, with no edge between them on that side, refuses with StageFailed (CodeRabbit). Main fails it too.

• When the post-trim bound refuses a proposed rollover, restore the solver's offsets and re-trace unrolled, so a wrong proposal falls back to main's result instead of a refusal.

• On the partial path, the trace's own rollover (control (8, 2)), the rail along x = -36 past W lies 9.4e-5 from the closed form (MEASURED). That is about nine times the body's tolerance, and main gives the same value. The foot-round edge's round is traced on past W to where the top's contact meets the contact circle. The control therefore asserts validity and the corner-round and top rails only, and does not check that stretch.

• With no fixes (solidcore's default), the corner's round's piece on the foot round lies up to 1.2e-4 from the closed form at (10, 2), and 2.6e-5 at (9, 2.5) (MEASURED). With the corpus's fixes it is within 4e-6. That piece is not this PR's rollover: upstream's trace rollover (ProcessRollOver, TangentRollover) re-traces it from the crossing. The test checks it with the corpus's fixes only. The body still passes CheckLevel::All.

• The Fillet3 band (lone Fillet4 at 10.8 to 26 with the foot round) is unchanged. Its far tangent edge does not span the filleted edge, so the closed form does not apply, and lone rounds do not take the sampled path here.

Test inventory (git diff origin/main over tests and goldens)

• solidcore/crates/solidcore-ops/tests/tangent_rollover.rs: adds three tests:
  • a_rim_round_whose_rail_lies_wholly_on_the_foot_round_rolls_onto_it;
  • a_rim_round_partly_on_the_top_rolls_onto_the_foot_round_partway;
  • a_rim_round_whose_top_reaches_the_contact_between_sections_is_refused.
• Their helpers: arm_boss_and_foot_round, top_end_on_side, top_rim, ball_on_foot_round, edge_near, wholly_past, assert_rim_round_builds.
• They are inserted between the existing boss tests, away from solidcore: a round rolled onto a taller boss ends on the boss face, not past it (#15767) #16027's additions at the end of the file.
• solidcore/crates/solidcore/src/blend/fillet_executive/session/tangent_rollover.rs: adds four unit tests:
  • a_cylinder_s_offset_is_proved_regular_below_its_radius_only: on a radius 5 cylinder, the fold bound proves 4.5 toward the axis and 20 away from it, and refuses 5.1 toward it (closed form: a fold at the radius).
  • a_sphere_s_offset_past_its_centre_is_refused: on a radius 5 sphere, d = 12 toward the centre is refused. Both factors are -1.4 there, so the product alone passes. 2 toward the centre and 12 away are proved.
  • the_fold_bound_refuses_a_nan: a NaN offset or control point.
  • the_rail_certificate_refuses_a_nan: rail_pieces with a NaN control point, and RailPiece::ball with a NaN coordinate.
• No C1-knot test: a doubly curved face whose factors flip sign at a C1 knot with the product positive on both sides is not cheap to build. The bound decides every box pointwise within one polynomial piece, so a jump across a knot cannot carry a sign from one piece to the next.

Test change: seven tests added; no existing assertion, expected value, test input, bound or #[ignore] changed, no golden changed.

Gate: sc-gate.sh --changed on c05b409d8 (this branch rebased on main after it was taken out of the queue), PASS (11/11 core steps):

• fmt, script tests, clippy, panic-sites, wasm, doctests and solids;
• core-tests: 8084 tests run, 8084 passed, 98 skipped;
• the kernel rig (rc 0);
• the blend and offset goldens units (--goldens, no golden moved).

Then rebased once more onto main (33f66c2: no conflicts; main's new blend commits #15747 and #16328 are outside this PR's functions). On that head: fmt --check, workspace clippy -D warnings, check_panic_sites and the phrase ratchets pass, along with the touched tests (6 unit tests, the 19 tangent_rollover.rs tests, the 8 #2652 disc tests).

Earlier runs: f734529 and 1c9e98d passed. 81e59ce failed (fixed). 8ed0395 was stopped.

Changes a default: no
No UX default changes. Kernel results change: with solidcore's default fix set, the five wholly-past cases in the table above failed on main (status 1001) and now build.

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Walkthrough

The change adds sampled-section rollover handling for rounds in multi-solver blends. It checks whether rolled rails lie on their destination faces, updates join topology and section construction for rolled rails, and adds tests for successful rollover and rail-leaves-face rejection.

Changes: Tangent rollover

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Propose and apply rollovers solidcore/crates/solidcore/src/blend/fillet_executive/session/tangent_rollover.rs	The session keeps the lone-round rollover path and adds sampled-section proposals for multi-solver rounds. It applies candidate rollovers to solver rails and checks trial sections and destination faces.
Prove rolled offsets and rails solidcore/crates/solidcore/src/blend/fillet_executive/session/tangent_rollover.rs, solidcore/crates/solidcore/src/offset/construction/sheets.rs	Bounded checks prove offset regularity and rail clearance. The checks reject unsupported, non-finite, or unresolved geometry. witness_net is now crate-visible.
Gate trimming on rail-face validation solidcore/crates/solidcore/src/blend/fillet_executive/p3.rs, solidcore/crates/solidcore/src/blend/fillet_executive/session.rs, solidcore/crates/solidcore/src/blend/fillet_tangent_rollover.rs	The rail-trim access method checks rolled rails after trimming. The session delegates to the rail proof, and a failed check returns RailLeavesFace.
Build joins with rolled rails solidcore/crates/solidcore/src/blend/fillet_corner/topology/join.rs, solidcore/crates/solidcore/src/blend/fillet_geom/p2.rs	Join topology detects rolled sides and uses the rolled-to face. Join geometry uses rolled faces for mate evaluation, rail feet, and section-end selection.
Test rollover geometry and rejection cases solidcore/crates/solidcore-ops/tests/tangent_rollover.rs	Tests check successful rim-round builds and rail locations for full and partial rollover cases. A slot between sampled sections triggers a rail leaves its face rejection.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Merge Risk: Moderate · up to f7345

Blends where two joined rounds both roll onto the same face with no edge between them may be refused at the join instead of building. This affects a narrow class of multi-round blends. It should be resolved or explicitly accepted before merge.

Security architecture risk: Minimal · up to f7345

The inspected change adds bounded validation before accepting the newly supported geometry. No introduced or worsened security or failure-containment risk was established, and the existing operation-level rollback remains in use.

Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.

Security review details

Security Blast Radius

• inferred — The established input path is caller-selected body geometry, edge indices and sizes entering an existing blend operation. The inspected downstream effects are solver state, intermediate topology, body edits and computation in the invoking process; wider tenant, service or environment exposure is not established by this evidence.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

• observed — The operations-layer blend runs under the existing body lock and with_rollback wrapper. Its acceptance predicate rejects errors, refusal-valued answers and cancellation, containing partial edits rather than publishing them as a successful result. This is an existing control, not a new guarantee introduced by the PR.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

• observed — The new adaptive proofs have explicit work and subdivision limits with cancellation checks. The fold proof permits at most 131,072 examined boxes and depth 32; rail clearance permits at most 512 bounded pieces and depth 24 per check. Exhaustion returns unproved rather than relaxing acceptance. These limits do not establish an aggregate service-level resource budget.

Pre-merge checks: 5

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Description check		The description is detailed and covers the change, the problem it solves (test9 Fillet6 with Fillet4 at 9, rails wholly on the foot round), the fix in several parts, measured results, the test invento…
Existing Defaults Unchanged		The check passes. The PR changes no UX default. Evidence: - The changed files listed in the summary are all solidcore kernel code and tests: fillet_executive/session/tangent_rollover.rs, `fillet_exe…

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The title names a chain round whose rail lies wholly on the tangent face beyond, and says it rolls fully onto that face. This matches the main change, which extends tangent-face rollover to rounds that are not alone in their blend. The title is long (103 characters) but specific and on topic.

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The description is detailed and covers the change, the problem it solves (test9 Fillet6 with Fillet4 at 9, rails wholly on the foot round), the fix in several parts, measured results, the test inventory, and a gate run. It also links related issues (#14136, #16016, #15767, #16027, #2652). It does not follow the repository template's structure, though. It has no '## Change' or '## Validation' headings, and the 'Changes a default' line is present but has a rambling form. The 'Screenshots of the behavior' section is absent. The 'Integration status' section (upstream commit and PR status, conflicts, post-integration validation) is only partly covered by the rebase notes. The 'Test change' line is present and gives a reason ('seven tests added'), which satisfies the template. The 'Changes a default' line states 'no'. The kernel-only change is an observable kernel result, so the template's exemption for kernel changes is relevant. The template asks for a screenshot or recording of observable behavior. The author gives measured tables instead, and the template says a kernel change can be shown with descriptive evidence. The author does not supply a screenshot or recording, which the template asks for when behavior is observable. The description is mostly complete and substantive, with the structural and evidence gaps noted above.

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The check passes. The PR changes no UX default. Evidence: - The changed files listed in the summary are all solidcore kernel code and tests: fillet_executive/session/tangent_rollover.rs, fillet_executive/p3.rs, fillet_executive/session.rs, fillet_geom/p2.rs, fillet_corner/topology/join.rs, fillet_tangent_rollover.rs, offset/construction/sheets.rs, and solidcore-ops/tests/tangent_rollover.rs. None of them is a setting, preference, UI, shortcut, or command-line default. - The new RailTrimAccess::rails_rolled_on_their_faces default returning Ok(true) is an internal trait method default. It is not a user-facing setting. - The description states the same thing. It says "No UX default changes" and "Changes a default: no", which matches the diff. - The kernel result changes are that some rim-round cases now build and that some are now refused. These are geometry results under solidcore/. The check excludes them from "changed default". Caveat: the review thread (CodeRabbit, Major, unresolved) concerns a kernel topology defect in zero-edge joins. That is a geometry concern, which this check does not cover. It does not affect this verdict. No tool call was needed beyond the supplied summary and description. The summary enumerates every changed file.

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Progress: reproduced #15767 case 2 in the kernel (the arm and the 20 tall R18 boss, R5 foot round, R9 at the side's corner, then the 2 mm chain of four edges on the arm's top). With r4 = 9 the chain builds for d = 1 and 1.4 and fails for d = 1.6, 2, 2.5, matching the threshold (18 - d)^2 + 16^2 < 23^2 (d > 1.476). Prototype: the side edge's solver rolls its rail onto the foot round before the trace (the existing whole-rail rollover, now decided from the ball's sections for any round, chains included), the Join corners read rolled faces, and the rollover recovery re-solves a rolled piece's section on a Join. Corners, trims and rollover now pass; the last failure is the R9 edge's face at the Join with the side edge, which I'm debugging.

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@solidcore/crates/solidcore/src/blend/fillet_corner/topology/join.rs:
- Around line 323-325: When `between.as_slice()` has no edges, the destructuring
guard in the joined-round topology flow skips the side and leaves the section
vertex classified on the original face. Update the logic around the `between`
slice so zero-edge sides still resolve and update the effective shared face when
both rounds roll from face A onto face B; preserve the existing handling for
sides with an intervening edge, and add a regression for two joined edge pieces
whose rails both roll from A onto B.

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• solidcore/crates/solidcore-ops/tests/tangent_rollover.rs
• solidcore/crates/solidcore/src/blend/fillet_corner/topology/join.rs
• solidcore/crates/solidcore/src/blend/fillet_executive/p3.rs
• solidcore/crates/solidcore/src/blend/fillet_executive/session.rs
• solidcore/crates/solidcore/src/blend/fillet_executive/session/tangent_rollover.rs
• solidcore/crates/solidcore/src/blend/fillet_geom/p2.rs
• solidcore/crates/solidcore/src/blend/fillet_tangent_rollover.rs
• solidcore/crates/solidcore/src/offset/construction/sheets.rs

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Major · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift

Update shared section faces when both rounds roll onto the same face.

If two joined rounds both roll from shared face A onto face B, and no edge stands between them on that side, this pattern skips the side. The section vertex therefore remains classified on A.

In fillet_geom/p2.rs, Line 3295–3299 then compares the effective rail faces against the section faces. Both rounds name B, so neither matches. Line 3315 returns StageFailed.

Resolve the effective shared face for zero-edge sides too. Add a regression with two joined edge pieces whose rails both roll from A onto B.

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Review comment at @solidcore/crates/solidcore/src/blend/fillet_corner/topology/join.rs around lines 323 - 325:
When `between.as_slice()` has no edges, the destructuring guard in the joined-round topology flow skips the side and leaves the section vertex classified on the original face. Update the logic around the `between` slice so zero-edge sides still resolve and update the effective shared face when both rounds roll from face A onto face B; preserve the existing handling for sides with an intervening edge, and add a regression for two joined edge pieces whose rails both roll from A onto B.

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[brett19]

Confirmed: with no edge between the blends on a side, rolled_sides skips it. If both rounds roll from A onto B there, the join section's ends then refuse with StageFailed.

This PR leaves it as is:

• It fails closed, building no wrong geometry.
• Main fails the same case, since without this PR the rail is refused or fails in the trace.
• The fix needs a new regression model (the rolled rim edge split by a vertex), which belongs in its own change. This PR is on its way back into the merge queue after a lint-only fix.

Tracked in #16491, with the proposed fix (resolve a side with no edge between the blends when both blends' faces are A and both roll onto the same B) and the regression to add.

Written by Claude Code (Anthropic) on behalf of @brett19.

[bherbruck]

I've taken this out of the merge queue: merged with current main, it doesn't compile: crates/solidcore/src/blend/fillet_geom/p2.rs: error: unnecessary qualification, and that failed the batches behind it (run). Please merge main and fix that; then it can go back in.

[brett19]

Fixed, and ready to go back into the queue.

• Rebased onto current main (33f66c2, no conflicts).
• The fix: main now imports DropPointOptions in fillet_geom/p2.rs, which made this branch's full crate::surface::surface::p5::DropPointOptions path an unnecessary qualification. It now names the import (c05b409d8, lint only). That was the only lint main's changes flagged.
• Checks:
  • sc-gate.sh --changed passed on the first rebase: 11/11 core steps, 8084 tests, kernel rig, goldens units unchanged.
  • On the final head (rebased again onto 10 newer main commits): fmt --check, workspace clippy -D warnings, check_panic_sites, the phrase ratchets and the touched tests pass (6 unit, 19 tangent_rollover.rs, 8 Split Manufacture megapr (#1782) into a stacked, interface-first PR tree #2652 disc).
• CodeRabbit's comment (both rounds rolling from the same face on a side with no edge between them) is a real case. It fails closed with StageFailed, and main fails it too. Answered on the thread and tracked in solidcore: a Join whose two rounds both roll wholly from the same face onto the same face beyond fails (StageFailed) #16491.

Written by Claude Code (Anthropic) on behalf of @brett19.