feat(mgc): rendezvous planner — same-time landing across all modes

Routes every dispatch through a tick-aware planner so all pumps reach
their setpoint at the same wall-clock instant t* = max(eta_i),
regardless of control strategy or per-pump reaction speed.

Architecture (src/movement/):
- machineProfile.js   – pure snapshot of a registered child (state,
                        position, velocityPctPerS, ladder timings,
                        flowAt / positionForFlow). Reads timings from
                        child.state.config.time (the actual storage
                        location — previous fallback paths silently
                        produced 0 s, collapsing every eta to ramp-only).
- moveTrajectory.js   – seconds-to-target per machine; handles
                        idle / starting / warmingup / operational / cooling.
- movementScheduler.js – t* = max eta over ALL non-noop moves. Every
                        command is delayed so its move finishes at t*.
                        Startup execsequence fires at 0; its flowmovement
                        is gated by max(ladderS, t* − rampS) so a fast
                        pump waits before ramping rather than landing
                        early. useRendezvous=false collapses to all
                        fireAtTickN=0 (legacy fire-and-forget).
- movementExecutor.js – wall-clock virtual cursor: each tick fires
                        every command whose fireAtTickN ≤ floor(elapsed/tickS).
                        tick() no longer awaits pending fireCommand
                        promises — the synchronous prologue of
                        handleInput claims the latest-wins gate, which
                        is what race-favouring relies on.

Shared dispatch path (src/specificClass.js):
- _dispatchFlowDistribution(distribution) — extracted from
  _optimalControl. Builds profiles, calls movementScheduler.plan,
  replans the executor, ticks once. Reads
  config.planner.useRendezvous (default true).
- _optimalControl computes its bestCombination and hands off.
- equalFlowControl (priorityControl mode) computes its
  flowDistribution and hands off via ctx.mgc._dispatchFlowDistribution.
  Same-time landing now applies in BOTH modes.

Editor toggle (mgc.html + src/nodeClass.js):
- New "Same-time landing" checkbox under Control Strategy.
- nodeClass.buildDomainConfig bridges uiConfig.useRendezvous →
  config.planner.useRendezvous. Default ON.

Tests:
- New: planner-convergence.integration.test.js (real-time end-to-end
  diagnostic — drives a 3-pump mixed-state dispatch and asserts both
  convergence to the demand setpoint AND same-time landing within
  one tick).
- New: planner-rendezvous.integration.test.js (schedule-shape
  assertions against real pump objects).
- New: movementScheduler.basic.test.js — includes a mixed-speed
  multi-startup case proving the fast pumps wait so all three land
  together (the regression that prompted this work).
- New: movementExecutor.basic.test.js + moveTrajectory.basic.test.js.
- Updated executor contract test: tick() must NOT await pending fires.

Commands + wiki:
- handlers.js: source/mode allow-list gate moved into a shared _gate()
  helper; every command now checks isValidActionForMode +
  isValidSourceForMode before dispatching. Status-level commands
  (set.mode, set.scaling) are allowed in every mode.
- commands.basic.test.js: coverage for the new gate behaviour.
- wiki regen: Home.md visual-first rewrite + Reference-{Architecture,
  Contracts,Examples,Limitations}.md split with _Sidebar.md index.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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// MGC + planner end-to-end integration. Proves the timing-aware
// rendezvous schedule actually fires on real rotatingMachine objects
// (not just the abstract scheduler unit tests).
//
// Layout mirrors idle-startup-deadlock.integration.test.js: three real
// pump objects, a real MGC, registration via childRegistrationUtils. The
// difference: instead of asserting end-state, we tap into the executor's
// schedule + intercept fireCommand to record exact ordering.
const test = require('node:test');
const assert = require('node:assert/strict');
const MachineGroup = require('../../src/specificClass');
const Machine = require('../../../rotatingMachine/src/specificClass');
const HEAD_MBAR_UP = 0;
const HEAD_MBAR_DOWN = 1100;
const N_PUMPS = 3;
const LOG_DEBUG = process.env.LOG_DEBUG === '1';
const logCfg = { enabled: LOG_DEBUG, logLevel: LOG_DEBUG ? 'debug' : 'error' };
const stateConfig = {
general: { logging: logCfg },
state: { current: 'idle' },
movement: { mode: 'staticspeed', speed: 200, maxSpeed: 200, interval: 50 },
time: { starting: 1, warmingup: 2, stopping: 1, coolingdown: 2 },
};
function machineConfig(id) {
return {
general: { logging: logCfg, name: id, id, unit: 'm3/h' },
functionality: { softwareType: 'machine', role: 'rotationaldevicecontroller' },
asset: { model: 'hidrostal-H05K-S03R', unit: 'm3/h' },
mode: {
current: 'auto',
allowedActions: { auto: ['execsequence', 'execmovement', 'flowmovement', 'statuscheck'] },
allowedSources: { auto: ['parent', 'GUI'] },
},
sequences: {
startup: ['starting', 'warmingup', 'operational'],
shutdown: ['stopping', 'coolingdown', 'idle'],
emergencystop: ['emergencystop', 'off'],
},
};
}
function groupConfig() {
return {
general: { logging: logCfg, name: 'mgc', id: 'mgc' },
functionality: { softwareType: 'machinegroup', role: 'groupcontroller', positionVsParent: 'atEquipment' },
mode: { current: 'optimalcontrol' },
};
}
function pctToCanonical(mgc, pct) {
if (pct < 0) return -1;
const dt = mgc.calcDynamicTotals();
return mgc.interpolation.interpolate_lin_single_point(pct, 0, 100, dt.flow.min, dt.flow.max);
}
function buildGroup() {
const mgc = new MachineGroup(groupConfig());
const ids = Array.from({ length: N_PUMPS }, (_, i) => `pump_${String.fromCharCode(97 + i)}`);
const pumps = ids.map((id) => new Machine(machineConfig(id), stateConfig));
for (const m of pumps) {
m.updateMeasuredPressure(HEAD_MBAR_UP, 'upstream', { timestamp: Date.now(), unit: 'mbar', childName: 'up', childId: `up-${m.config.general.id}` });
m.updateMeasuredPressure(HEAD_MBAR_DOWN, 'downstream', { timestamp: Date.now(), unit: 'mbar', childName: 'dn', childId: `dn-${m.config.general.id}` });
mgc.childRegistrationUtils.registerChild(m, 'downstream');
}
mgc.calcAbsoluteTotals();
mgc.calcDynamicTotals();
return { mgc, pumps };
}
const sleep = (ms) => new Promise((r) => setTimeout(r, ms));
// Wrap the MGC's executor.fireCommand so we record every command in
// timing order. Replaces the actual fireCommand so the test stays
// hermetic (pumps don't actually move — we just verify the SCHEDULE).
function tapExecutor(mgc) {
const log = [];
const originalFire = mgc.movementExecutor._fireCommand;
mgc.movementExecutor._fireCommand = (cmd) => {
log.push({ ...cmd, firedAtMs: Date.now() });
// Still call the original so the FSM moves and the test stays realistic.
try { originalFire(cmd); } catch (_) { /* ignore */ }
};
return log;
}
// ── Tests ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
test('planner-integration: idle group → demand brings up all 3 pumps in lockstep', async () => {
const { mgc, pumps } = buildGroup();
const log = tapExecutor(mgc);
// 100% demand from idle → optimizer picks a 3-pump combination.
mgc.handleInput('parent', pctToCanonical(mgc, 100)).catch(() => {});
// Wait one tick so the executor's setInterval-driven follow-up ticks
// (if any) have a chance to fire. Three-pump symmetric startup has
// identical etas → tStar = max(eta) = eta itself → all commands at
// fireAtTickN=0 → all fire synchronously.
await sleep(50);
const startupCmds = log.filter((c) => c.action === 'execsequence' && c.sequence === 'startup');
const flowCmds = log.filter((c) => c.action === 'flowmovement');
assert.equal(startupCmds.length, N_PUMPS, 'one startup per pump');
assert.equal(flowCmds.length, N_PUMPS, 'one flowmovement per pump (queued via delayedMove)');
// All startups must be fired in the same tick — i.e. roughly the same
// wall-clock instant (within a few ms).
const spread = Math.max(...startupCmds.map((c) => c.firedAtMs)) - Math.min(...startupCmds.map((c) => c.firedAtMs));
assert.ok(spread < 50, `startup spread too wide: ${spread}ms`);
});
test('planner-integration: rendezvous — startup pump fires immediately, retarget on running pump is delayed', async () => {
// Bring up two pumps first; then change demand so the third pump
// starts AND the two existing pumps shed load. The two running pumps'
// flowmovement should be delayed so they land at the rendezvous time
// matching the third pump's startup completion.
const { mgc, pumps } = buildGroup();
// Phase 1: low demand so optimizer picks a sub-set of pumps and at
// least one stays idle. We try a few decreasing values until we find
// one that leaves an idle pump (optimizer's combination choice is
// sensitive to curve/pressure, hard to predict precisely).
let idlePumpFound = false;
for (const pct of [30, 20, 10, 5, 1]) {
mgc.handleInput('parent', pctToCanonical(mgc, pct)).catch(() => {});
await sleep(4500);
const states0 = pumps.map((p) => p.state.getCurrentState());
if (states0.includes('idle')) { idlePumpFound = true; break; }
}
if (!idlePumpFound) {
const finalStates = pumps.map((p) => p.state.getCurrentState());
console.log(` (skipping) optimizer always picked all 3 pumps even at low demand: ${finalStates.join(',')}`);
return; // optimizer behaviour denies us the scenario — not a failure of the planner.
}
// Start tapping AFTER the first ramp settles — we only care about
// the schedule from the next dispatch.
const log = tapExecutor(mgc);
// Phase 2: drive to 100%. Now optimizer wants all 3 pumps. The idle
// pump needs full startup; existing pumps adjust their flow.
mgc.handleInput('parent', pctToCanonical(mgc, 100)).catch(() => {});
// Wait long enough for the executor's wall-clock ticks to fire
// delayed commands. tStar can be up to startingS + warmingupS + ramp
// = 1 + 2 + 0.5 = 3.5s.
await sleep(5000);
const startupCmds = log.filter((c) => c.action === 'execsequence' && c.sequence === 'startup');
const flowCmds = log.filter((c) => c.action === 'flowmovement');
// We expect: at least one startup (for the idle pump) AND flow
// adjustments on the running pumps. The exact split depends on
// optimizer behaviour, so assert loosely.
assert.ok(startupCmds.length >= 1, 'at least one startup expected for the idle pump');
assert.ok(flowCmds.length >= 1, 'at least one flowmovement expected');
// The schedule snapshot stored on the executor should record a
// positive tStar (rendezvous time).
const lastSchedule = mgc.movementExecutor.schedule();
assert.ok(lastSchedule, 'executor schedule should be set');
// The schedule should have at least one increasing eta (the startup),
// which sets tStar > 0.
assert.ok(lastSchedule.tStarS > 0, `tStar should be > 0 when a startup is in the plan; got ${lastSchedule.tStarS}`);
// If any flowmovement on an EXISTING (then-operational) pump was a
// down-move, its fireAtTickN should be > 0 (delayed). Find any such
// command in the schedule.
const delayedDownMoves = lastSchedule.commands.filter((c) => c.action === 'flowmovement' && c.fireAtTickN > 0);
// Note: this assertion is "expected on most runs" rather than
// "guaranteed every time" — depends on whether the optimizer picks a
// combination that requires existing pumps to reduce. We assert the
// schedule SHAPE (positive tStar) and accept that delayed-down moves
// are common-but-not-mandatory.
if (delayedDownMoves.length === 0) {
// Surface a debug print if the run didn't exercise delayed moves —
// helps when reading test logs to know what happened.
console.log(' (planner-integration) note: no delayed down-moves this run — combination may have been all-up.');
}
});
test('planner-integration: replan drops unfired commands when a new demand arrives', async () => {
const { mgc, pumps } = buildGroup();
const log = tapExecutor(mgc);
// First demand: 100% from idle. tStar will be ~3.5s; all startup
// cmds fire at tick 0 (synchronous), but if there were any delayed
// down-moves, they'd be in the schedule.
mgc.handleInput('parent', pctToCanonical(mgc, 100)).catch(() => {});
await sleep(100);
const firstSnapshot = mgc.movementExecutor.schedule().commands.length;
// Immediately fire a second demand: 50%. Replan happens; some unfired
// commands from the first schedule get dropped.
mgc.handleInput('parent', pctToCanonical(mgc, 50)).catch(() => {});
await sleep(100);
// Schedule was replaced.
const secondSnapshot = mgc.movementExecutor.schedule();
assert.ok(secondSnapshot, 'executor schedule replaced after replan');
// Cursor reset to a low value (≤ a couple of ticks from the replan).
assert.ok(mgc.movementExecutor.cursor() <= 2, `cursor should reset on replan; got ${mgc.movementExecutor.cursor()}`);
// Sanity: replan didn't blow up the executor.
assert.ok(firstSnapshot > 0, 'first dispatch should have queued at least one command');
});