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Final verification complete: the near-unit review finding is measured and corrected.
The evidence-only hosted run establishes four 141-pixel / delta-1 failures;
the full fixed-head hosted x86 Rust suite now passes on b2e6a4b1.
Every final-head CI check and review has passed. Sixteen new boundary witnesses
cover both explicit isolation and ordinary group opacity. Local exact gates,
full default/trace suites, trace parity, lint, independent REPRO and
implementation reviews pass. The near-unit cost is explicitly disclosed below;
all fixed-head CI and review checks pass.

SVG group blending must composite completed children against the right
backdrop. Reusing leaf paint blending, feBlend, or native backdrop-preserving
opacity would give it the wrong meaning. This rung establishes that resolved
contract and a measured first Web profile without rebuilding the scene tree.

Measured verdict

  • Add one checked ScopeEffect::Blend(ScopeBlend) for normal/multiply/screen
    plus optional group opacity. The independent contract producer and the n0
    consumer have separate tests. n0 replays one empty-start layer and one
    combined restore; native BeginOpacity is unchanged.
  • Consume existing Stylo computed values. Neutral groups stay unscoped.
    A late alpha patrol found redundant Normal isolation changed 1,600 pixels
    by one value over a translucent backdrop. The compiler now preserves the
    established opacity fold and removes unnecessary boundaries in one final
    pass; it adds neither nested suffix moves nor a new subtree replay.
    Authored clip-path and partial opacity isolate descendants; ordinary 2D
    transforms and nested SVG overflow clips do not. Standalone initial
    transparency is a producer fact, not a painter-wide assumption.
  • Whole-group versus per-child blending differs by 576 pixels (maximum delta
    89 for multiply, 98 for screen). Same-element blend plus opacity versus an
    outer opacity group differs by 2,048 pixels at delta 76.
  • Before admission, a previously exact curved path exposed 93 changed pixels
    at delta 19 under multiply and 100 at delta 28 under screen. Source-bound
    controls remove the large gap but leave a separate isolated-normal rounding
    difference. Root blend plus partial opacity also differs by up to two code
    values. These are measured, not celled pixel verdicts; their sources are
    named refusal witnesses, not tolerated positive cells.
  • B1 therefore admits a conservative rectangular source profile and retains
    named guards for wider geometry/paint/clip precision, filter/mask composition,
    resource source programs, animation, fourteen other represented modes and
    exterior HTML backdrops. Implicit-root isolation is guarded too. Both
    admissions name departures; attributable failures roll back the whole group.

Evidence and verification

  • 114 new exact Chromium cells: 1,284 → 1,398. 43 new named refusals: 260 → 303.
    The 16 sampled frames, 16 dedicated text-pixel cells and 8 text-geometry
    witnesses are unchanged. No checklist ticks. All three CSS blending rows
    remain open; no attribute row is invented.
  • Actual outer-root multiply/screen now have dedicated controls. Cross-seam
    tests also execute onto colored caller canvases and prove removing the
    transparent initial boundary changes the result.
  • Review also found elision was dropping the ancestor patrol fact. It now
    survives independently of physical layers/fold eligibility; four new
    unit/partial Normal-isolation filter/mask witnesses guard that conservative
    boundary. Empty/pruned contributions remain inert.
  • Every positive source was registered with just add; just bake verified
    the complete corpus against the same hash-pinned Chromium capture module.
    No existing oracle, tolerance, score, or FLIP artifact changed.
  • Mutation proof: substituting source-over for multiply makes just gate
    fail the whole-group witness at 2,048 pixels/delta 152. Restore the exact
    painter bytes; the complete gate is green again.
  • A separate mutation disables redundant unit-Normal elision: five new cells
    fail at 1,600 or 1,024 pixels/delta 1. Restore the exact compiler bytes and
    the complete gate returns green. The late alpha fix has its own tripwire.
  • The portable helper quantizes opacity before source scaling and uses
    explicit byte arithmetic for Multiply and partial-opacity Screen. Typed
    constructor preflight performs no drawing; three per-thread effect slots
    have at most 256 immutable bindings each, with Normal used only at byte-255
    opacity, never cached pixels. Policy guards cover opacity/source-alpha
    bytes, ordering and fresh-versus-reused bindings. A
    group-only approximate-division mutation fails 28 cells; restoring exact
    source bytes returns the complete 1,382/303 gate to green.
  • Unit-Normal's separate mutation uses the pinned AVX2/SSE2 sprite formula:
    it reproduces the hosted 141-pixel/delta-1 failure and the same first pixel.
    Accurate restoration returns the full gate to green; existing partial-Normal
    opacity tests retain their previous exact expectations.
  • The near-unit review measured unit, next-smaller f32, .999 and .998 on
    rotated Normal-isolated, plain and Screen groups. Hosted x86 fails only
    the four near-unit Normal witnesses, each at 141 pixels/delta 1. The plain
    unit/near pair differs by 143 pixels in Chromium, so the correction must
    retain its source layer. Four bare-opacity controls match explicit isolation.
    Both ScopeEffect::Opacity and Normal(Some) now share n0's exact byte-255
    restoration and owner-bearing preflight, retaining the original resolved
    opacity and topology. Lower-byte Normal, Screen routing and native
    BeginOpacity are unchanged. The byte decision never enters websem/rframe.
    The AVX2-formula mutation fails eight cells and an independent partial-alpha
    integer witness; exact-byte restoration returns all 1,398/303 gates green.
  • Full relevant Rust tests, default/trace consumer tests, cargo fmt --all,
    cargo clippy --no-deps, pnpm fmt:check, fixture gates, generated status freshness and
    links/OSS audit all pass. The complete 1,382-cell Chromium gate also passes
    with n0/trace enabled. Corpus/status generation and freshness checking are run
    serially; an earlier concurrent run read the writer's empty truncation window.
  • No Workflow runner is exposed in this environment. The saved
    .agents/workflows/verify-rung.js was not run.
    Independent TICK/LAW and
    REPRO roles were reproduced manually. Both pass after every must-fix and
    should-fix was resolved; the exact review evidence is recorded below.

Performance posture

The earlier native-only cost numbers do not describe the portable fix.
Final matched 100-Multiply-group paint p50 is about 131.46 ms on one M2
Ultra; 1,000 groups take 1,304.41 ms. A single group containing 100 source
pairs takes 2.53 ms, but that is a different semantic workload, not a legal
flattening rewrite. Unit-opacity Screen remains native; with the exact root
isolation restore, its 100-group workload takes about 5.21 ms.
The matched baseline/current protocol has one first-use sample,
five warmups, 20 source-compile, 80 frame-compile and 40 paint samples, with
three alternating repetitions. One old-opacity frame-compile median crosses
the 5% investigation threshold (25.46 → 26.79 µs). Five focused alternating
pairs give 25.21 → 25.83 µs with overlapping ranges; the alert does not repeat
above the threshold in that follow-up median. Both results and slower neutral
repetitions are retained in the record.
First Multiply frame compilation including effect construction is
671.96–1,021.50 µs; steady compilation is 27.21 µs. An unoptimized
shader took 137.50 ms; a tested transparent-source shortcut was slower and
was removed. No layer-area optimization is claimed. Public contract and
drawlist type sizes remain unchanged; neutral groups add no blend layer.

Untimed trace-only
observation reports 101 active-clip-sized layers for the 100-group case,
26,476,544 cumulative accessible bytes and 524,288 peak live blend bytes.
These are raster-span observations, not allocator/GPU-memory claims. There is
no new raster cache, allocation-bounds shortcut, or DirtyClass policy. The next
widening/optimization crux is source-extent and intermediate precision.

The separate matched near-unit follow-up is expensive: 100 ordinary .999
opacity groups at 256×256 go from 1.96 ms to 119.69 ms paint p50. Before/after
share one dependency lock and the same 5/20/80/40, three-alternating-pair
protocol. Frame compile goes from 25.29 to 26.25 µs. .998, .5 and neutral
control-stage medians do not regress beyond the 5% investigation threshold.
First near-unit compilation spans 654.58–2,151.42 µs; first paint spans
119.92–140.14 ms. The high first sample is retained. The source layers already
existed; their exact restores now enter trace counters (100 layers,
26,214,400 cumulative accessible bytes, 262,144 peak). This is a correctness
cost, not a claimed optimization; no wrong native fallback or unchecked
source bounds is introduced.

An additional 24-source ordinary-opacity patrol is unchanged from the
pre-rung binary. Curves/strokes/clips and the admitted alpha mask are exact;
existing radial/pattern/blur departures and older named guards are retained.
The silently admitted mismatches are filed separately in
gridaco/nothing#136, not
treated as exact, newly tolerated, or admitted as authored blending. Cause
and tick ownership remain unresolved; pre-existence does not exonerate the
closed opacity or radial-gradient rows.

External I/O, wider text, v1/editor/WASM, and the separately tracked damage,
gradient and legacy-import defects remain out of scope.

Final manual review ledger

The earlier reviews below remain part of the evidence history. The final
near-unit implementation review and independent consumer review both pass
with no must-fix or should-fix findings. Final REPRO recaptures sixteen cells
twice, verifies twenty Chromium pairs, runs thirty-two actual CLI admissions
and forty actual-output pairs, and passes the complete 1,398/303 gate,
read-only freshness and 20 default / 28 trace consumer tests. All 114 additions
retain their evidence and all 1,284 baseline source/oracle bytes remain
unchanged. Final cost and follow-up-disposition review also pass: the sole
should-fix was to preserve the unclassified source-precision findings with
their unresolved causes and tick ownership, now explicit in issue #136 and
the WG record. Full post-fix hosted x86 Rust tests, Clippy, builds and
all other CI/review checks pass on b2e6a4b1; the review thread is resolved.

  • TICK/LAW: pass, no remaining findings. Resolved missing actual-root proof,
    ancestor guard-fact loss after Normal elision, and stale lowering prose.
    Zero ticks, unchanged existing oracles, final byte arithmetic, the 141/135
    etiology distinction and all refreshed performance claims audited.
  • Portable code TICK/LAW and independent consumer review: pass. Checked
    opacity ordering, optimized exact arithmetic, partial-opacity Screen routing,
    typed constructor-only preflight, bounded binding caches and the final
    unit-Normal-only correction. The rejected
    transparent shortcut is absent from the published code.
  • REPRO: pass. Independently recaptured the first 94 positives and checked 34
    exact pixel pairs, then recaptured the four added opacity cells. Final
    source reruns cover 46 actual CLI executions in both admissions: 32 opacity,
    four rotate and ten Normal/opacity controls, all exact and without degradation.
    All 98 new cells retain their evidence; all baseline 1,284 source/oracle
    pairs remain unchanged. The complete 1,382-cell / 303-refusal gate and
    read-only status freshness pass.
  • Consumer trace verification: 25 focused tests pass. The unobserved control
    independently states the portable byte operations rather than treating a
    known architecture-dependent native operation as an equivalent reference.

Carry checked isolated normal, multiply and screen scopes through rframe and n0. Preserve opacity folding, initial SVG transparency and named source-profile boundaries. Add 94 exact Chromium cells and 43 refusals without ticking the incomplete CSS rows. Record source precision findings, mutation-sensitive gates and measured CPU costs.
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Walkthrough

This change adds isolated group blending for normal, multiply, and screen, with optional opacity. It also adds trace metrics, blend-aware SVG compilation and raster execution, contract and integration tests, fixture updates, and documentation changes.

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SVG group blending

Layer / File(s) Summary
Blend scope contract
crates/rframe/src/*, crates/n0/src/drawlist.rs, crates/n0/src/cache.rs, crates/rframe/tests/blend_contract.rs
Adds ScopeBlend, ScopeBlendMode, and ScopeEffect::Blend. Drawlist and validation code recognize isolated blend wrapper items. Contract tests cover scope shape, nesting, masks, repeating programs, and supported leaf paint kinds.
SVG blend compilation
crates/websem/src/svg.rs, crates/websem/tests/*, crates/websem/tests/support/unsupported_fixture.rs
Resolves computed mix-blend-mode and isolation, emits or elides blend scopes, applies precision and composition refusals, and supports strict and best-effort compilation.
Glyphless lowering and paint replay
crates/n0/src/glyphless.rs, crates/n0/src/paint.rs, crates/n0/tests/drawlist.rs, crates/n0_cli/tests/group_blending.rs
Adds blend drawlist commands, lowers scopes to Skia save layers, and tests blending, opacity, damage, retention, masks, filters, and repeating programs.
Trace metrics
crates/n0/src/trace.rs, crates/n0/tests/group_blending.rs
Adds trace-gated blend-layer observations and aggregate metrics for raster layers, storage, live peaks, missing observations, and empty clips.
Fixtures and documentation
fixtures/web-first/*, docs/wg/*, crates/n0*/README.md, crates/n0_cli/README.md
Adds admitted and refused SVG/HTML blend fixtures, updates corpus manifests and counts, and documents supported behavior and limits.

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Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to b2e6a

This change adds guarded isolated SVG group blending with opacity support. No concrete merge-blocking risk remains in the supplied current-head evidence.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant SVGSource
  participant SVGCompiler
  participant Frame
  participant Renderer
  participant SkiaCanvas
  SVGSource->>SVGCompiler: resolve blend and isolation
  SVGCompiler->>Frame: emit blend scope
  Frame->>Renderer: lower blend scope
  Renderer->>SkiaCanvas: save and composite isolated layer
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Linked Issues check ✅ Passed The description identifies the remaining source-precision issue and links it to #136.
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Title check ✅ Passed The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: admitting guarded SVG group blending in websem.
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