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A branch switch does not change the length of the story. It changes which story it is. Four panels keyed on actions.length and so could not tell the difference: the Branches panel drew one branch while the reader was already on a second, Insights showed the prompt built for the path just left, the script-state drawer kept the other line's numbers, and the Memory Bank did not notice a deleted branch taking its memories with it. Only the world-state drawer was right, and only because it happened to carry stateKey already. They all key on the pair now, and deleting a branch bumps it too — that is the one operation that changes what is stored without a turn being played and without the story on the current path moving by a single action. tools/branch_fixture.py is the thing that could show it. The stress fixture's world state is empty, so it cannot answer whether a switch puts the scoreboard back, and its story is one branch. This builds a small bootable adventure with a stat schema, a gold script, two takes on one turn that differ by 35 hit points, a fork, and a memory on each side — with both branches the same length on purpose, because equal length is precisely the case a length-based key cannot see. Verified in a browser with the drawer open: hp 60 to 95 and back, the bar redrawn, the story swapped to the other take, Insights carrying the scratch and not the beating. The Memory Bank deliberately does not change on a switch: the drawer is adventure-wide so a memory is always findable to delete, and retrieval is the path-scoped half. 396 tests, build clean, no new lint. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015H5qiyiR7gtFQaoDphHZ3g
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