boundary-scope-escape

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Enumerate values whose identity escapes their lexical scope — the first step of differential closure analysis. Use when auditing a codebase for shared values defined independently across files, diagnosing inconsistency bugs, or preparing for refactoring. Produces an ordered inventory of open domains

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Enumerate values whose identity escapes their lexical scope — the first step of differential closure analysis. Use when auditing a codebase for shared values defined independently across files, diagnosing inconsistency bugs, or preparing for refactoring. Produces an ordered inventory of open domains with their dependency structure: each entry identifies a boundary condition d(S) between the curren

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