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A lone round whose rail, on a side face S, meets the end face's plane past the end of the side edge E between them now ends there, inside S. This happens where E's far vertex W is also where the end face's boundary turns back from E. The case is test9's Fillet4 alone, with the boss-foot round (Fillet3) present, at r4 = 10.68 to 25. On main it fails with status 1001 under the corpus's fixes and is refused as "the largest radius that fits is 10.68 mm" without them.

Part of #15767. The band 25 < r4 < 37.4 with the foot round is not covered here (see Remaining). #15934 is not addressed (see Remaining).

The case

Model (arm_boss_foot_only, solidcore-ops/tests/tangent_rollover.rs): #16027's arm and 20 tall R18 boss about B = (-54, -90), the boss's foot on the arm's top z = 5 rounded R5 (torus, contact circle radius 23). The foot round runs past the arm's side x = -36 (S) and is cut off by S's plane, so S carries a lobe above z = 5. The top's edge on S, E, runs from C' = (-36, -65, 5) to W = (-36, -90 + sqrt 205, 5), where the contact circle N leaves W turning back towards y = -65.

The round at C = (-36, -65) has its rail on S along z at y = -65 - r4. Past r4 = 25 - sqrt 205 = 10.682 (the fit main names), the rail meets z = 5 at R = (-36, -65 - r4, 5), past W. R lies inside S's lobe, under the foot round, so no side edge holds the rail's end and the end corner failed.

Not a rollover: the issue's ARGUED cause (the span check in tangent_rollover_supports) is not what fails here. MEASURED: below 25 no rollover is proposed or needed. The rail stays on S, and the end corner failed.

The fix

• nx1_end::rail_passes_side_edge_end (new; called from make_nx1_corner_topology for a rail that did not roll, at a mixed corner). Any error inside it except Unported or Cancelled finds nothing, so the corner is main's. That includes FaceTrimsUnavailable from the classification. ARGUED (no test builds that failure): main never runs this decision's queries, so a corner main builds cannot fail here; it declines and takes main's path. It returns a TurnedBack { far: W, edge: E, face: S } when all of these hold:
  1. the round is constant, of circular section, between two planes along a straight edge; E is a line; and the end face P is a plane. The rail is then the line along the edge through the ball's contact on S, in closed form (planar_section, extracted unchanged from tangent_rollover_supports, which now calls it);
  2. that line meets E's line at R past W by more than the body's tolerance (closed form: the two lines' nearest points, which must meet within the tolerance);
  3. at W an edge between P and a face other than S turns back along E (turns_back, solidcore: a round rolled onto a taller boss ends on the boss face, not past it (#15767) #16027's 45° rule);
  4. R classifies strictly inside S (PointClassType::Face: not on an edge or a vertex, at the body's tolerance);
  5. no boundary edge of S crosses the open segment from W to R (edge_clear_of_segment). The segment lies on E's line in S's plane, so it is the cap edge's place on S's surface. Every point is taken in the segment's frame (a along, h across in S's plane), with each coordinate's rounding err = gamma(16) * size:
     • An edge with no end at W must clear the segment by more than tol + err: a line's two ends, or a B-spline's Euclidean control points, all lie before W, all past R, or all on one side, each by that margin. With positive weights the curve lies in the control points' hull.
     • An edge with an end at W must lie in one closed half-plane of the segment's line, within err (every point has h >= -err, or every point has h <= err). It never reaches the other side by more than err, so it does not cross the segment. It may touch the line anywhere along the segment, within err, and the check does not exclude that: touching is not crossing, and no-crossing is all it proves. The foot-round edge leaves W tangent to E.
     • For a B-spline whose edge is part of its NURB, err also counts extract_seg's knot insertions: gamma(16 (p + 1)) of the largest homogeneous coefficient, carried through the quotient by the smallest weight less that error. Weights must stay positive after that error.
     • A line from W running along the segment's line towards R is not clear.
     • Any other curve kind, a 2D or non-finite net, or a weight that is not positive is not proved, and the path is not taken.
• With that, the corner builds solidcore: a round rolled onto a taller boss ends on the boss face, not past it (#15767) #16027's turned-back cap unchanged: the rail ends where it crosses P's surface (RailXExtendedEdgeuse). The cap edges run from R along E's continuation on S to W (OnExtendEdge, original edge E, face S), then along E. The arc's curve is turned_back_arc with E as the edge: it leaves W against E's own tangent leaving W, i.e. on along E's line.
• Otherwise the corner is exactly main's.

Claims

• PROVEN (asserted, a_corner_round_whose_rail_ends_past_the_top_under_the_foot_round_builds): at r4 = 10.8, 12, 15, 20 and 24, with the corpus's fix set and with none, the round builds and is valid at CheckLevel::All. Its rails pass through the closed-form contacts (-36 + r4, -65, z) and (-36, -65 - r4, z) at z = 0.5, 2.5, 4.5 (1e-7). The cap edge passes through (-36, (-65 - r4 + W_y)/2, 5) (1e-7). The volume is the input's plus 5 r4^2 (1 - pi/4) (1e-6): the notch is empty up to z = 5, and the round removes nothing.
• PROVEN (asserted, a_corner_round_whose_rail_ends_on_the_top_s_edge_builds, controls): r4 = 8, 10, 10.6 and 10.682 - 1e-3 (R short of W) build with the same closed forms, with either fix set.
• PROVEN (in code, edge_clear_of_segment): no boundary edge of S crosses the open segment W–R, up to each coordinate's rounding (frame plus extraction), by control-point hulls with positive weights and by closed form for lines. An edge ending at W may touch the segment's line; that is not a crossing. Where the bound cannot be shown, main's path runs.
• ARGUED: R lies strictly inside S. This rests on point_classify at the body's tolerance zone (class Face), not on a bound.
• PROVEN (asserted, a_corner_round_whose_cap_edge_crosses_a_slot_in_the_side_is_refused_as_on_main, condition 5 alone): a 1 x 1 slot through S between W and R (y -78.5 to -77.5, r4 = 15) keeps R inside S but crosses W–R. Main's outcome holds: without fixes, TooLarge(fit 10.682); with the corpus's fixes it fails as on main (1001, asserted only as an error). MEASURED: with only condition 5 removed, the no-fix case fails with 1001 instead.
• PROVEN (asserted, a_corner_round_whose_rail_meets_the_top_next_to_w_keeps_main_s_outcome), on either side of the threshold r4* = 25 - sqrt 205:
  • at r4* + 1e-3, R is past W but within tolerance of the foot round's edge on S, which leaves W tangent to E. R is therefore not strictly inside S, so main's RoundsCross stands, with either fix set;
  • at r4* + 5e-6 (past in (0, tol]), main's path builds valid. MEASURED: its volume is 1.4e-5 from the closed form, on main's path and not asserted. Filed as solidcore: a corner round whose rail ends within tolerance of a side edge's far vertex is 1.4e-5 off its closed-form volume #16657.
• PROVEN (asserted, a_corner_round_whose_rail_ends_past_w_off_the_side_is_refused_as_on_main, the real-defect test): a 1 x 1 hole through S round R (r4 = 15) leaves R past W but off S, and the hole's edges cross W–R. The outcome is main's: with the corpus's fixes, TooLarge(RailLeavesFace, 14.49); without, TooLarge(fit 10.682, the closed form less a 1e-5 margin).
• MEASURED (with conditions 4–5 removed, same inputs): the holed case without fixes fails with status 1001, and r4* + 1e-3 fails with 1001. So the holed test and the next-to-W test both fail without the membership conditions.
• MEASURED (m2, r4 = 25, R at S's corner on the tangent edge into the boss): not strictly inside, so main's outcome stands: 1001 with the corpus's fixes, TooLarge(10.682) without. The previous head (5a1902c) accepted an Edge classification, and with the membership conditions removed r4 = 25 builds a valid body. The required strict interior drops that. This is a valid → refusal change against the previous head only, not against main. No closed form was checked for it.
• MEASURED: the new tests fail on main (status 1001 with the corpus's fixes, TooLarge { size: 10.682 } without).
• ARGUED: an edge with an end at W that touches the segment on one side, within rounding, does not cross it, so the segment stays in S's closure. Edges with no end at W must clear the segment by more than the tolerance, so they neither cross nor touch it.
• ARGUED: scope. The new branch runs only for a non-rolled rail at a mixed Nx1 corner of a constant circular round between planes along a straight edge, with a straight side edge and a planar end face, and only when the closed-form crossing lies past W. Every other corner takes main's path. No golden row moved (gate below).

Certificate checklist (§7)

Decision added: the turned-back end for a rail that did not roll (conditions 1-4 above).

1. Sampled or bounded? Condition 2 is a closed form, exact for planes: R is the rail's end itself, not a sample. Condition 3 is topology plus the edges' end tangents at W (solidcore: a round rolled onto a taller boss ends on the boss face, not past it (#15767) #16027's rule). Condition 4 classifies the one point R, which is the vertex being placed (ARGUED: tolerance-zone classification). Condition 5 is a bound over each whole edge (control-point hull, or a line's ends).
2. Rounding counted? Condition 5's coordinates carry gamma(16) * size plus the extraction's gamma(16 (p + 1)) of the largest coefficient, carried through the weight quotient. Condition 2's crossing rounding (about 1e-13 at part scale) is far below the tolerance margin in past > tol.
3. NaN refuses? det.is_nan() || det <= DIR_TOL, miss.is_nan() || miss > tol and past.is_nan() || past <= tol all leave main's path. turns_back is false for NaN. Non-finite control points or size are not proved, and every comparison in condition 5 fails on NaN.
4. No tolerance widened, no expectation changed: tests added only.
5. Refusal names the size that fits: no new refusal.
6. Bounded work: one closed form, one walk of W's edges, one classification and one pass over S's edges and their control points per corner rail. No recursion.
7. Moved goldens: none (the gate's blend golden units pass unchanged).
8. Real-defect tests: the holed case (conditions 4 and 5 together) and the slot case (condition 5 alone). Each fails without its conditions (MEASURED).

Remaining (not this PR)

• 25 < r4 < 37.4 with the foot round (MEASURED: still 1001 with the corpus's fixes, refused naming 6.58 without). The lone rollover onto the boss is proposed (tangent_rollover_supports finds S's tangent edge into the boss), but the rolled rail meets z = 5 on the boss at θ2 < 0. The cap would then need two continued pieces: the foot circle on the boss from R to (-36, -90, 5), then E's line on S to W, then E. That is a five-edge cap through a point that is not a vertex. solidcore: a round rolled onto a taller boss ends on the boss face, not past it (#15767) #16027's construction has one piece.
• Fillet: a round on a cylinder–wall edge is refused where its contact line crosses an edge between two faces of the same cylinder #15934 (a round on a plane–cylinder edge whose contact crosses a smooth split edge between two faces of one cylinder). This is a different mechanism: a lone, full-length rollover onto a non-planar face beyond, which tangent_rollover_supports (planes only) does not decide. MEASURED: with make_cylinder (one side face) both edges already build at 2174.948769 mm³. A split-face model was not built here.

Test inventory (git diff origin/main over test files)

• solidcore-ops/tests/tangent_rollover.rs: adds arm_boss_foot_only, assert_corner_round_under_foot_round_builds, CORNER_ROUND_REACHES_W, corner_round and five tests: a_corner_round_whose_rail_ends_past_the_top_under_the_foot_round_builds, a_corner_round_whose_rail_ends_on_the_top_s_edge_builds, a_corner_round_whose_rail_meets_the_top_next_to_w_keeps_main_s_outcome a_corner_round_whose_rail_ends_past_w_off_the_side_is_refused_as_on_main and a_corner_round_whose_cap_edge_crosses_a_slot_in_the_side_is_refused_as_on_main, at the file's end. No existing line changed.

Test change: none (tests added only)

Gate: sc-gate.sh --changed on e79d0fe (rebased on origin/main) picked case 1 (solidcore only) plus the blend golden units and the app engine and CLI tests. PASS, 13/13 steps: fmt, script tests, workspace clippy, panic sites, wasm, core tests (1091 s), doctests, solids, the kernel rig (324 s), the blend golden units (no golden moved), solidcraft-engine (900 s) and solidcraft-cli (434 s).

Changes a default: no
Kernel result change: these rounds failed on main and now build.

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  • Improved support for rounding inner corners beneath an existing boss-foot round, including a wider range of corner sizes.
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  • Improved handling of rounds near edge endpoints and cutouts, allowing valid geometry while rejecting cases that cross or interfere with surrounding edges.

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Walkthrough

The change extracts planar-section geometry for tangent rollover, adds recognition for rails that pass a side-edge endpoint, connects that recognition to corner topology, and adds tests for rollover radii, threshold behavior, and cutout cases.

Changes: Tangent rollover rail endpoint recognition

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Planar-section extraction solidcore/crates/solidcore/src/blend/fillet_tangent_rollover.rs	tangent_rollover_supports now uses the shared planar_section helper. The helper returns section geometry and rail contact points when the edge and faces meet its geometry checks.
Rail endpoint recognition solidcore/crates/solidcore/src/blend/fillet_corner/topology/nx1_end.rs	The new recognition logic checks rail and side-edge geometry, the turned-back boundary, the intersection position, and clearance along the proposed cap segment.
Corner topology integration solidcore/crates/solidcore/src/blend/fillet_corner/topology.rs	Mixed corners without a rolled rail face now use the rail endpoint recognition result. The method propagates Unported and cancellation errors; other errors produce no result.
Rollover behavior tests solidcore/crates/solidcore-ops/tests/tangent_rollover.rs	Tests cover rounds on a foot-rounded arm, rail positions around the W threshold, crossing errors, and cutouts that obstruct the cap-edge path.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Merge Risk: Low · previous review e79d0

Mixed corners whose face trims are unavailable silently fall back to the previous construction instead of reporting why. This is limited to a narrow corner configuration, so it is mergeable with follow-up attention to the fallback.

Security architecture risk: Minimal · up to e79d0

This is a narrowly scoped modeling correction. The inspected change establishes no material weakening of security, ownership, or recovery guarantees.

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Title check		The title names the main change: a round whose rail meets its end face past the side edge's end now ends inside its face. The changeset adds a new turned-back path (rail_passes_side_edge_end, planar_s…
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The title names the main change: a round whose rail meets its end face past the side edge's end now ends inside its face. The changeset adds a new turned-back path (rail_passes_side_edge_end, planar_section, edge_clear_of_segment) for this exact case, and tests for it. The title is specific and matches the primary behavior change. It includes an issue number, which is acceptable.

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The description covers the change, the affected case (test9 Fillet4 with the boss-foot round, r4 10.68 to 25), the fix's mechanism and conditions, the claims with their proof status, a validation section (gate run, 13/13 steps, tests failing on main), and remaining out-of-scope items. It does not follow the template's plain-words opening: it is dense with internal identifiers (nx1_end, edge_clear_of_segment, gamma(16)), assumes familiarity with issue #15767 and the test9 model, and gives no plain-language explanation for a newcomer. The template's 'Changes a default' line is present (no). The template's 'Test change' line is stated as 'none (tests added only)', which is consistent. The screenshots section is not addressed; the change is a kernel result change with no visible UI behavior, so the template exempts observable-behavior media only when no useful observable behavior exists, and the description does not explain why screenshots are omitted. The Integration status section is also absent. Overall the description is mostly complete on substance, but it does not meet the template's readability guidance and omits the integration status and screenshot justification.

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Consider adding a short plain-language opening that explains what a user of the kernel now gets (which rounds now build and why), without internal identifiers. Add a brief note explaining why screenshots or a recording are not included, or attach a small before/after reproduction. Add the Integration status section with the upstream commit and PR status checked before handoff.

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The check fails only if the PR changes a UX default (default setting or preference values, default command behaviour, UI layout or behaviour, or shortcuts). Changes that alter kernel or geometry results, including anything under solidcore/, are not changed defaults and pass. Evidence: - The changed-file inventory has four files, all under solidcore/: solidcore-ops/tests/tangent_rollover.rs, blend/fillet_corner/topology.rs, blend/fillet_corner/topology/nx1_end.rs, and blend/fillet_tangent_rollover.rs. No UI, settings, preference, shortcut, or CLI-default files changed. - A keyword search of the solidcore diff for default, preference, shortcut, and setting found only Rust ::default() calls (DropPointOptions::default(), PointClassifyOptions::default()). These are internal kernel API calls, not user-facing defaults. - The PR description states Changes a default: no. The code evidence agrees. - The user-visible effect is geometric: rounds at radii 10.68–25 that failed on main now build. The check excludes this as a changed kernel result. The PR does not change any UX default. The check passes.

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Don't let an unavailable classification silently select the existing corner path.

The Err(_) arm discards every error except Unported and cancellation. When classification fails with FaceTrimsUnavailable, the rail takes RailXEdgeuse. That path runs none of this decision's queries. The corner can therefore build a different result, and the caller gets no error and no reason.

solidcore/AGENTS.md §4b forbids this pattern. A case is decided from the geometry. Code must not attempt one construction, catch its failure, and try the next. This change is meant for the corners where the existing path fails, so an unavailable classification can send those corners down the path this change replaces.

The fix needs a decision on the failure case. The corner can refuse with a typed error that names the cause, or it can take the existing path only when the geometry shows the new path does not apply. Propagating every failure can also reject mixed corners that main builds today. Add a test for those corners before and after the change.

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Review comment at @solidcore/crates/solidcore/src/blend/fillet_corner/topology.rs at line 760:
Update the classification error match in the corner topology decision so FaceTrimsUnavailable cannot silently become None and select RailXEdgeuse. Decide from geometry when the existing path applies; otherwise return a typed error identifying the classification failure, without rejecting mixed corners that main currently builds. Add regression coverage for those mixed corners and the affected failure case.

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