make skyline candidate ordering an explicit deterministic policy
add and benchmark ascending, descending, and exact-width-first best-fit
retain ascending as the measured single-thread default
preserve benchmark schema-v1 compatibility
document why randomized and duplicate-work portfolio policies are deferred
Review
Independent review found no correctness issue. Exhaustive order-5 node counts match for all policies, and completed order-8/direct-order-9 solutions pass independent validation. Best-fit saves a few nodes but is slower; descending is materially worse.
Orders 10 and 11 remain opt-in because both public routes depend on the same known long direct order-10 search, and best-fit changed direct order-9 nodes by only 0.2%.
## Summary
- make skyline candidate ordering an explicit deterministic policy
- add and benchmark ascending, descending, and exact-width-first best-fit
- retain ascending as the measured single-thread default
- preserve benchmark schema-v1 compatibility
- document why randomized and duplicate-work portfolio policies are deferred
## Review
Independent review found no correctness issue. Exhaustive order-5 node counts match for all policies, and completed order-8/direct-order-9 solutions pass independent validation. Best-fit saves a few nodes but is slower; descending is materially worse.
Orders 10 and 11 remain opt-in because both public routes depend on the same known long direct order-10 search, and best-fit changed direct order-9 nodes by only 0.2%.
## Testing
- Release CTest: 10/10 passed
- Debug CTest: 10/10 passed
- schema-v1 best-fit benchmark probe passed
- `git diff --check` passed
Closes #12
Make candidate ordering an explicit deterministic policy and benchmark ascending, descending, and exact-width-first choices. Keep ascending as the default because it produces the best measured time to first solution despite best-fit's slightly smaller tree.
Retain the benchmark v1 interface and document why randomized and duplicate-work portfolio policies are deferred.
Tests: Release and Debug CTest (10 passed each)
Refs: #12
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merged commit 74bde266d0 into main2026-07-30 18:08:06 +01:00
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Summary
Review
Independent review found no correctness issue. Exhaustive order-5 node counts match for all policies, and completed order-8/direct-order-9 solutions pass independent validation. Best-fit saves a few nodes but is slower; descending is materially worse.
Orders 10 and 11 remain opt-in because both public routes depend on the same known long direct order-10 search, and best-fit changed direct order-9 nodes by only 0.2%.
Testing
git diff --checkpassedCloses #12