Resource keys and suffix wires from a completed scheduler buffer #
Copy and basis-bit metadata remain in each request's original data; the point address comes from its stored recovery list. These are all fixed wire selections. Disjoint completed lines imply distinct active resource keys.
Select one original request-data bit from a completed record.
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The selected bit still belongs to the same original request identity.
Repeat the stored request's selected payload bits at each scalar slot.
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Repeated payload wires read the original data at the completed request's identity.
Resource key: preserved copy metadata, stored point, preserved basis-bit metadata.
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Reading a resource key's point field gives exactly its stored point.
Every completed incidence key matches the exact resource-bank position described by the preserved request metadata and stored geometric point.
Completed-buffer disjointness discharges the scatter uniqueness premise.