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Face sizing: overflow split over smallest slots · case 05

High-demand items are spread across many small shelf slots.

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Case contract

weekly eaches demand, days of cover, case pack cp, slot_types [[type, capacity_cases, cost_rank]]. Needed cases = ceil(weekly*days / (7*cp)). Choose the smallest capacity that holds it (then cost_rank, type) using 1 slot. If none holds it, use the largest capacity type (then cost_rank, type) and ceil(need/capacity) slots. Zero demand -> ["NONE", 0, 0].

Why this case matters

Forward pick faces are sized to hold a target number of days of demand.

One recorded failure

Sample boundary fixture

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

Boundary fixture	Actual	Expected	Outcome
generated mix 74	`["SHELF", 350, 88]`	`["FLOW", 350, 35]`	Failed

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