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Bounded counter with rights transfer: a transfer is recorded in the reverse direction · case 05

The donor gains rights and the recipient loses them.

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Case contract

Replicas share maps P (increments by replica), D (decrements by replica) and T ("from>to" transferred rights). A replica's rights are its own P minus its own D plus transfers to it minus transfers from it, all read from its local view. ["inc", r, k] grows P[r]; ["dec", r, k] and ["move", r, to, k] are rejected (event index recorded) unless rights >= k. ["sync", s, d] folds s's maps into d by maximum. Return values (sum P - sum D), rights, and rejected indices.

Why this case matters

Bounded counters keep a global non-negativity invariant without coordination by escrowing rights per replica.

One recorded failure

Sample boundary fixture

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

Boundary fixture	Actual	Expected	Outcome
transferred rights can be spent	`{"rejected": [3], "rights": [10, -2, 0], "values": [8, 8, 0]}`	`{"rejected": [], "rights": [6, 0, 0], "values": [6, 6, 0]}`	Failed

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