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Spelled transposition by named interval: double accidentals rejected · case 03

Legitimate results like Bbb4 or D##5 are rejected even though two accidentals are within contract.

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Case contract

Input [note, interval, direction]. note: letter, # or b accidentals, nonnegative octave. interval: quality letter (P, M, m, A, d) and generic number >= 1 with perfect-class numbers 1, 4, 5 (compounds reduce by 7). Direction up or down moves the letter by number-1 steps and the pitch by the interval size; the result is spelled with the moved letter, octave taken from the letter position. Results needing more than two accidentals, or a negative octave, return None.

Why this case matters

Pitch spelling and interval arithmetic decide the notes that notation, transposition and analysis tools display or play.

One recorded failure

Sample boundary fixture

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

Boundary fixture	Actual	Expected	Outcome
oracle 1	`null`	`"Fbb4"`	Failed

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