arbitration-edge

What it does

Defines a rule — or a separate loop whose only job is this — that decides which of two loops wins when both act on the same resource at the same time, instead of leaving the outcome to whichever write lands last.

Inputs

• A conflicting pair of proposed writes from two loops touching the same node or edge.

Outputs

• A single accepted write.
• A record of which loop's write was rejected, and why.

Failure mode if skipped

Two loops that are each individually reasonable overwrite each other's work with neither one aware a collision ever happened.

Link to starter kit

Kit: starters/arbitration-edge/README.md