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A seat names its pane on the one bead covering its work and sets the beads beneath it in progress without a pane of their own. An in-progress bead now fires orphan-claim only when neither it nor any bead above it, by either nesting edge, has a pane. A pane out of the run's reach covers the beads beneath it, as it excuses its own bead. The age rule is unchanged.
dun-7.1 and dun-7.3 sit under dun-7's pane, so they fire no orphan-claim. The two-rules example now uses an unseated claim.
Seat coverage was read from one tree at a time, so a claim drawn under two roots was covered in the seated root's tree and orphaned in the other. Coverage is now gathered across every tree before any tree is built.
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A seat names its pane on the one bead covering its work and sets the beads beneath it in progress without a pane of their own. Until now every such step drew as an orphan claim.
An in-progress bead now fires
orphan-claimonly when neither it nor any bead above it has a pane. Above is the tree's nesting read upward, by either edge and at any depth, so a bead under several beads is covered by a pane on any one of them. A seated bead whose pane is out of the run's reach covers the beads beneath it, as it excuses its own claim.stale-claimstill reads bd alone, so a covered claim still goes stale.Coverage is gathered across every tree the run draws before any tree is built, so a bead drawn under two roots reads the same in both.
docs/design.mdcarries the rule.