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Test-only. Keeps HSSM's approx_differentiable (LAN) support-edge declarations equal to ssm-simulators', the way test_declared_bounds_match_the_training_box already keeps the bounds equal to the training box.

Why. #1292 lets a likelihood config declare where the response-time support starts ("ndt_edge_shift": {"param": ..., "scale": ...}, edge at t − scale·param). ssm-simulators will carry the same key on its per-model config for the simulators whose support starts below t (ddm_st, full_ddm, full_ddm_rv → {"param": "st", "scale": 1.0}, lnccbrown/ssm-simulators PR to follow). A LAN was trained on that simulator's output, so its declaration must equal the simulator's; blackbox and analytical likelihoods keep their own convention (hddm_wfpt reads st as the full width, so full_ddm's blackbox entry declares 0.5 while the simulator says 1.0) and are not compared.

What. In tests/unit/modelconfig/test_lan_bounds_match_training.py:

• _support_edge_mismatches() compares each LAN entry's declaration with ssms' for the same simulator (resolved via rv when the config declares one, as hssm.py does), normalising scale to float, and returns the differing rows.
• test_declared_support_edge_matches_the_simulator skips while the installed ssms carries no key anywhere (today's 0.14.0), and otherwise asserts no mismatch, naming the models.
• Pin tests (monkeypatch) show the helper reports a key missing on either side, a both-sides declaration differing only in scale, and the rv-aliased path.

No changes under src/. Reads raw registry dicts, so it does not depend on #1292's code and can merge any time.

Sequencing note. CI installs ssm-simulators unpinned (>=0.13.1): the guard becomes active on main as soon as a PyPI ssms release carries the key. From then on any LAN model whose simulator declares an edge must declare the same one here — #1346's ddm_st entry gets {"param": "st", "scale": 1.0} for exactly that reason.

Checks run. The test file (4 passed, 1 skipped on ssms 0.14.0; the guard un-skips and passes under a simulated ssms with the key, and fails naming the model under simulated drift); ruff check, ruff format --check, prek hooks clean; in-memory merges clean against #1292, #1358, #1345, #1346 (none touches this file).

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  • Expanded automated checks to verify that LAN parameter bounds align with simulator training configurations and that differentiable likelihoods use matching support-edge settings. Checks cover missing declarations on either side, differences in scale, and simulator aliases. Support-edge checks are skipped when no installed simulator model declares the setting.

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The test module now compares ndt_edge_shift declarations for approx_differentiable likelihoods against simulator configuration. It covers missing declarations, differing scales, and string rv aliases.

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LAN support-edge consistency

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Support-edge comparison and validation tests/unit/modelconfig/test_lan_bounds_match_training.py	The module normalizes and compares ndt_edge_shift declarations for likelihoods and simulator configurations. Tests cover declarations missing from either side, differing scales, and string rv aliases. The consistency test skips when no ssms model config declares ndt_edge_shift.

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The new tests are test-only and do not affect runtime behavior. Some drift cases depend on the real angle configuration lacking a support-edge declaration, so they could fail later if the dependency or config gains one. Pinning both sides in those cases would make them robust before or after merge.

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149-149: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Set both declarations explicitly in each one-sided drift case.

The one-sided assertions rely on the unpatched side having no ndt_edge_shift. A later declaration can make an assertion fail even when _support_edge_mismatches() works correctly. The scale-only case already sets both sides explicitly.

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@@
     # The ssms registry deep-copies on lookup, so replace the entry itself.
     patched = ssms.config.model_config["angle"]
     patched["ndt_edge_shift"] = shift
+    real = get_default_model_config
+
+    def without_angle_edge(name):
+        cfg = real(name)
+        if name == "angle":
+            cfg["likelihoods"]["approx_differentiable"].pop(
+                "ndt_edge_shift", None
+            )
+        return cfg
+
     with monkeypatch.context() as m:
         m.setitem(ssms.config.model_config, "angle", patched)
+        m.setattr(sys.modules[__name__], "get_default_model_config", without_angle_edge)
         assert ("angle", None, shift) in _support_edge_mismatches()
 
     # The helper reads the name bound in this module, so patch that binding.
-    real = get_default_model_config
-
     def with_edge(name):
         cfg = real(name)  # a fresh dict per call
         if name == "angle":
             cfg["likelihoods"]["approx_differentiable"]["ndt_edge_shift"] = shift
         return cfg
 
+    without_ssms_edge = ssms.config.model_config["angle"]
+    without_ssms_edge.pop("ndt_edge_shift", None)
     with monkeypatch.context() as m:
+        m.setitem(ssms.config.model_config, "angle", without_ssms_edge)
         m.setattr(sys.modules[__name__], "get_default_model_config", with_edge)
         assert ("angle", shift, None) in _support_edge_mismatches()
@@
     def with_rv(name):
-        cfg = real(name)
+        cfg = without_angle_edge(name)
         if name == "angle":
             cfg["likelihoods"]["approx_differentiable"]["rv"] = "ddm_st"
         return cfg

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Review comment at @tests/unit/modelconfig/test_lan_bounds_match_training.py at
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Update the one-sided drift cases that assert `("angle", None, shift)` and
`("angle", shift, None)` around `_support_edge_mismatches()` to explicitly
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- Line 149: Update the one-sided drift cases that assert `("angle", None,
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