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Nested tree event ownership: Event ownership chooses outer tree in composed path · case 04

Event ownership chooses outer tree in composed path produces the wrong hierarchical widget state in a regression fixture.

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Case contract

A nested tree handles row events only for its nearest owning tree. Composed event paths may contain row editors and embedded widgets. Editing-origin keys remain with the editor; handled child-tree events do not bubble into ancestor tree commands. Disabled rows suppress activation but still permit context inspection.

Why this case matters

Offline executable model of a hierarchical accessibility interaction; inputs are bounded and valid as stipulated. No browser, assistive technology, or normative ARIA conformance is claimed.

One recorded failure

Sample boundary fixture

This sample comes from the broken implementation of a controlled reproducer.

Boundary fixture	Actual	Expected	Outcome
inner activation	`[false, "b", false, false, false, false, "a"]`	`[true, "b", false, true, false, true, "b"]`	Failed

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