feat(overflow_graph): support extra lines to cut without overload styling#76
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…ling OverFlowGraph accepts an extra_lines_to_cut argument naming a subset of lines_to_cut that the operator chose to disconnect to prevent flow increase elsewhere. Those edges keep their natural flow colour (coral/blue), are stamped is_extra_cut=True, and are excluded from is_overload / is_monitored. The interactive HTML viewer exposes a dedicated "Extra lines to prevent flow increase" layer with a dashed-blue swatch, and the before% → after% annotation still fires so operators see how their cut materialises. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- TestExtraLinesToCut: 6 cases covering default empty extras, set storage, natural coral/blue colour for extras, ``is_extra_cut`` + ``constrained`` flagging, exclusion from ``is_overload`` / ``is_monitored`` while keeping the loading-rate annotation, and the legacy "no extras" path. - test_layer_index_emits_extra_cut_layer_with_endpoints: the new semantic layer carries the edge endpoints, the ``extra-cut`` swatch, the operator-facing label, and lands in the "Individual entities properties" section. - test_layer_index_skips_semantic_layer_when_no_match: extend the no-noise contract to ``semantic:is_extra_cut``. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Post-release tag for the operator-supplied "extra lines to cut" feature landed via PR #76. PEP 440 ``.post2`` suffix follows the convention used by 0.3.2.post1 — a packaging refresh on top of the 0.3.2 line that extends the public API (``OverFlowGraph(extra_lines_to_cut=...)``) and ships a new interactive viewer layer without breaking existing callers. Updates ``setup.py`` (version + download_url), ``docs/conf.py`` (release), and prepends a CHANGELOG entry summarising the change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
extra_lines_to_cutargument toOverFlowGraphfor operator-selected lines that should be cut alongside contingencies (e.g. ExpertAgent'sadditionalLinesToCut) but shouldn't be classified as overloads.is_extra_cut=Trueon those edges; keep their natural flow colour (coral/blue) instead of the black/yellow overload styling; skip them inis_overload/is_monitoredflagging.is_extra_cut, dashed-blue swatch).before% → after%annotation still fires on extras so the operator sees how their choice materialises.Test plan
pytest alphaDeesp/tests/test_overflow_graph.py alphaDeesp/tests/test_null_flow.py(78 passed)OverFlowGraph(..., extra_lines_to_cut=[i]): extra edges retain coral/blue colour, are stampedis_extra_cut=Trueandconstrained=True, skipis_overload/is_monitoredafterhighlight_significant_line_loading, and still get the loading-rate annotation.🤖 Generated with Claude Code