Canonical interaction coherence lattice
Question
Can the tower and its right-hand coherence flag be represented as one canonical typed object and rendered without allowing visualization geometry to invent constructors?
Claim boundary
The TOML freezes a seven-rung contiguous-interval lattice, a partial overlap-reconciler signature, two confluence laws, and two falsifiers. It does not assert that every formal coherence slot has a source-derived filler. The adjacency assumption excludes direct noncontiguous reconciliation and remains falsifiable.
Disposition
coherence-lattice.toml is now the authoritative visualization input. The Three.js CSS3D renderer derives 28 cells with column heights (7,6,5,4,3,2,1) and 42 immediate-face links. Seven tower cells are marked pinned, six first-reconciler cells partial, and fifteen higher cells required rather than witnessed. An automated browser audit obtained HTTP 200, exact multiplicities, working filters and selection, zero runtime errors, zero canvas elements, and no WebGL dependency. During verification, a TOML parser collision between the [constructor] table and JavaScript's inherited Object.constructor was found and repaired with null-prototype records.
Sequence claim: seqclaim-2faf1661166c90579d232e63. Epistemic graph admission: ev-000000009847-43d95ac4-26b7-417d-b27d-11ea1855ce6a. Author: marici.Kitaev (team_member:2ec122bc41a1fea3b5ab).