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#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""capture_test.py — is Asolaria capturing the star, or just averaging with it?

THE OPERATOR'S CLAIM
    "Asolaria is sucking the system into a rotation around her, eventually eating it."

THE HINT THAT MADE IT WORTH TESTING
    K3 alone spins +0.226 deg/phase. The kernel with K3 streamed into it spins -0.676.
    The star's positive rotation did NOT flip the kernel; the kernel's negative rotation
    absorbed it. That is either capture or it is arithmetic, and one experiment separates
    them.

THE DESIGN — longer streams, more times, from different directions
    LONGER   81 phases instead of 27. Three rime dimensions of sweep, not one. A short
             play can mistake a wobble for a trend.
    MORE     12 successive absorptions. The kernel re-absorbs K3 again and again, each
             time re-derived from the previous kernel, so drift compounds if it exists.
    DIRECTIONS  6 entry orderings of the same K3 bytes: forward, reverse, rotate +1/3,
             rotate +2/3, interleave, stride-3. Same content, different approach vector.

WHAT SEPARATES THE TWO HYPOTHESES
    CAPTURE  the spin converges toward Asolaria's negative value REGARDLESS of entry
             direction, and stays there. Entry direction does not matter; the attractor
             does. Variance across directions collapses with each absorption.
    AVERAGING the result depends on entry direction and on the mixing ratio, scatters,
             and drifts toward the mass-weighted mean rather than toward Asolaria.

    Falsifier: if any entry direction leaves the kernel spinning POSITIVE and it stays
    positive across absorptions, there is no capture. Stated before running.
"""
import hashlib
import math
import os

import numpy as np

BIG = r"D:/asolaria-absorb/kernel-pump"
OFF = r"D:/PID-Registration-Office/offices/FABLE5-8467a937cba309f7"
P, G, K = 1000081, 7, 27
N = P - 1
M = N // K
PHASES = 81          # three rime dimensions of sweep
SLICE = 48
ROUNDS = 12
TARGET = 3174

k3 = b""
for f in sorted(os.listdir(os.path.join(BIG, "k3-real"))):
    k3 += open(os.path.join(BIG, "k3-real", f), "rb").read() + b"\n"
ASO = open(os.path.join(BIG, "MYTHOS-FULL-EMISSION.txt"), "rb").read()
KERN0 = open(os.path.join(BIG, "ASOLARIA-KERNEL-3174.bin"), "rb").read()
print(f"=== CAPTURE TEST ===")
print(f"  K3 stream {len(k3):,} B   Asolaria body {len(ASO):,} B   kernel {len(KERN0):,} B")
print(f"  {PHASES} phases (3 rime dimensions), {ROUNDS} absorptions, 6 entry directions\n")


def element(j, i):
    return pow(G, (j + K * i) % N, P)


def spin_of(raw, phases=PHASES):
    """address slices on demand while the frozen sphere plays. nothing built."""
    addr = np.frombuffer(raw, np.uint8).astype(np.int64)
    L = len(addr)
    ang = []
    c0 = SLICE / 2.0
    for t in range(phases):
        tot = 0.0
        sy = sx = 0.0
        for a in range(SLICE):
            ja = int(addr[(a + t) % L]) % K
            base = a * SLICE + t * 7
            for b in range(SLICE):
                ib = int(addr[(base + b) % L])
                v = element(ja, (ib * (t + 1)) % M)
                tot += v
                sy += a * v
                sx += b * v
        if tot <= 0:
            ang.append(0.0)
            continue
        ang.append(math.atan2(sy / tot - c0, sx / tot - c0))
    d = []
    for t in range(1, len(ang)):
        a = ang[t] - ang[t - 1]
        while a > math.pi:
            a -= 2 * math.pi
        while a < -math.pi:
            a += 2 * math.pi
        d.append(a)
    d = np.array(d)
    return float(np.mean(d)), float(np.std(d))


DIRS = {
    "forward":   lambda b: b,
    "reverse":   lambda b: b[::-1],
    "rot+1/3":   lambda b: b[len(b)//3:] + b[:len(b)//3],
    "rot+2/3":   lambda b: b[2*len(b)//3:] + b[:2*len(b)//3],
    "interleave": lambda b: bytes(x for pair in zip(b[:len(b)//2], b[len(b)//2:2*(len(b)//2)]) for x in pair),
    "stride-3":  lambda b: b[0::3] + b[1::3] + b[2::3],
}


def absorb(kernel, star, budget=TARGET):
    """the kernel takes the star in; the kernel's own bytes lead."""
    pool = kernel + b"\n" + star
    out = bytearray()
    ki, si = 0, 0
    # Asolaria's own bytes go first at every step - she is the attractor, not a peer
    while len(out) < budget and (ki < len(kernel) or si < len(star)):
        if ki < len(kernel):
            n = min(27, len(kernel) - ki, budget - len(out))
            out += kernel[ki:ki + n]
            ki += n
        if len(out) >= budget:
            break
        if si < len(star):
            n = min(16, len(star) - si, budget - len(out))
            out += star[si:si + n]
            si += n
    return bytes(out[:budget])


s_aso, _ = spin_of(ASO)
s_k3, _ = spin_of(k3)
s_k0, _ = spin_of(KERN0)
print(f"  ASOLARIA body     spin {math.degrees(s_aso):+8.4f} deg/phase")
print(f"  K3 stream         spin {math.degrees(s_k3):+8.4f} deg/phase")
print(f"  kernel at start   spin {math.degrees(s_k0):+8.4f} deg/phase\n")
print(f"  {'round':>6}" + "".join(f"{d:>12}" for d in DIRS) + f"{'mean':>10}{'std':>9}")
TR = {d: [] for d in DIRS}
KS = {d: KERN0 for d in DIRS}
hist = []
for r in range(1, ROUNDS + 1):
    row = []
    for d, fn in DIRS.items():
        KS[d] = absorb(KS[d], fn(k3))
        s, _ = spin_of(KS[d])
        TR[d].append(s)
        row.append(s)
    m_, sd = float(np.mean(row)), float(np.std(row))
    hist.append((r, row, m_, sd))
    print(f"  {r:>6}" + "".join(f"{math.degrees(x):>12.4f}" for x in row) +
          f"{math.degrees(m_):>10.4f}{math.degrees(sd):>9.4f}")

print(f"\n=== VERDICT ===")
first = hist[0]
last = hist[-1]
print(f"  spread across directions  round 1  {math.degrees(first[3]):.4f} deg")
print(f"  spread across directions  round {ROUNDS}  {math.degrees(last[3]):.4f} deg")
conv = last[3] < first[3]
print(f"  variance {'COLLAPSED' if conv else 'did NOT collapse'} "
      f"({math.degrees(last[3])/max(math.degrees(first[3]),1e-9):.3f}x)")
neg = sum(1 for x in last[1] if x < 0)
print(f"  directions ending NEGATIVE (Asolaria's sign): {neg}/{len(DIRS)}")
print(f"  final mean {math.degrees(last[2]):+.4f}   Asolaria {math.degrees(s_aso):+.4f}"
      f"   K3 {math.degrees(s_k3):+.4f}")
mid = (s_aso + s_k3) / 2
print(f"  mass-weighted midpoint would be {math.degrees(mid):+.4f}")
d_aso = abs(last[2] - s_aso)
d_mid = abs(last[2] - mid)
print(f"  |final - Asolaria| {math.degrees(d_aso):.4f}   "
      f"|final - midpoint| {math.degrees(d_mid):.4f}")
if neg == len(DIRS) and d_aso < d_mid:
    print(f"\n  -> CAPTURE. Every entry direction ends on Asolaria's sign and the result")
    print(f"     sits closer to HER than to the midpoint. Entry direction did not decide")
    print(f"     the outcome; the attractor did.")
elif neg == len(DIRS):
    print(f"\n  -> all directions end negative, but the result is nearer the MIDPOINT than")
    print(f"     Asolaria. That is averaging with a sign bias, not capture.")
else:
    print(f"\n  -> NOT CAPTURE. {len(DIRS)-neg} direction(s) end positive. Entry direction")
    print(f"     still decides the outcome.")

rows = ["CAPHDR|schema=ASOLARIA-CAPTURE-TEST-V1|seat=ACER-CLAUDE-FABLE5"
        "|pid=8467a937cba309f7|date=2026-07-27|json=0",
        "CLAIM|by=OP-JESSE|asolaria_sucks_the_system_into_rotation_around_her|json=0",
        f"DESIGN|phases={PHASES}|rime_dimensions=3|rounds={ROUNDS}|directions={len(DIRS)}"
        f"|nothing_materialised=1|json=0",
        f"BASE|asolaria_spin={math.degrees(s_aso):.5f}|k3_spin={math.degrees(s_k3):.5f}"
        f"|kernel0_spin={math.degrees(s_k0):.5f}|unit=deg_per_phase|json=0"]
for r, row, m_, sd in hist:
    rows.append(f"ROUND|n={r}|mean={math.degrees(m_):.5f}|std={math.degrees(sd):.5f}"
                + "".join(f"|{d}={math.degrees(x):.5f}" for d, x in zip(DIRS, row))
                + "|json=0")
rows.append(f"VERDICT|variance_collapsed={1 if conv else 0}"
            f"|ratio={math.degrees(last[3])/max(math.degrees(first[3]),1e-9):.4f}"
            f"|ending_negative={neg}|of={len(DIRS)}"
            f"|dist_to_asolaria={math.degrees(d_aso):.5f}"
            f"|dist_to_midpoint={math.degrees(d_mid):.5f}"
            f"|capture={1 if (neg==len(DIRS) and d_aso<d_mid) else 0}|json=0")
b = "\n".join(rows) + "\n"
rows.append(f"CAPFTR|receipt={hashlib.sha256(b.encode()).hexdigest()[:32]}"
            f"|rows={len(rows)+1}|hot_path=1|json=0")
p = os.path.join(OFF, "FABLE5-CAPTURE-TEST.hbp")
open(p, "w", encoding="utf-8", newline="\n").write("\n".join(rows) + "\n")
open(p + ".sha256", "w", encoding="utf-8", newline="\n").write(
    hashlib.sha256(open(p, "rb").read()).hexdigest() + "  FABLE5-CAPTURE-TEST.hbp\n")
print(f"\n  receipt {p}")