Family hunt, phase 0: same-degree members and first measurements - #13
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…st measurements Question 4's completeness half is now actionable (arXiv:2608.00222 / Gallagher's atlas): the weighted-lift construction carries a moduli of members at each fiber degree. family_hunt.py builds two genuinely distinct n = 4 members exactly (atlas roots [0,-1,3,4] and the alternative endpoint-identity solution [0,-1,-2,3/2]), verifies the Keller property (det J == 1 identically, polynomial components), and measures: both attain the full fiber count 4 at their certificate targets, and both attain the same candidate n1 value set in an exact 80-point sweep -- so n1 does not visibly separate same-degree members and the hunt moves to n2. Caveat documented: counts are eliminant real-root counts pending per-member fiber determination (phase 1). Failure-loud, CI-smoked. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Opens the cross-family completeness campaign (report §IV.5, now actionable against the published families). Two genuinely distinct n = 4 Gallagher members built exactly and verified Keller; both attain the same candidate n₁ value set {0,1,2,4} (+3 at larger samples) and the full count at their targets — n₁ does not visibly separate same-degree members, so the invariant comparison moves to n₂. Caveat documented in the script: counts are eliminant-root counts pending per-member fiber determination (phase 1). CI-smoked.
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