A render-matched control explains away almost all (+0.159 of +0.184) of a fine-grained revision-ledger's apparent advantage over a flat baseline, leaving a near-zero mechanism residual and making coarse invalidation the only mechanism that pays for current-state queries.
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Presentation, Not Mechanism: A Render Confound in Deprecation-Aware Memory Evaluation
A render-matched control explains away almost all (+0.159 of +0.184) of a fine-grained revision-ledger's apparent advantage over a flat baseline, leaving a near-zero mechanism residual and making coarse invalidation the only mechanism that pays for current-state queries.