[thebhef]

A name the unit library already spells is now free to take, where the
composition means exactly that unit and the library spells it
differently: mph = mile / hour — or mph = mile-per-hour, since one
term is a composition too — names the unit the library spells mi/h,
converts 1:1 with it, and reads mph wherever it appears. The table is
the library's whole table now, with no hand-typed display overrides in
the facade, so an alias is how a project says what its databases
actually write (owner ruling, 2026-09-22).

Two changes carry it. define reads the composition before it judges
the name, and refuses a taken name only where the composition is not
that very unit: same dimension, same size, and a spelling of its own
that differs from the name — so W = V * A stays refused, the watt
already reading W and a second identity for it buying nothing.
recognize consults the units the user composed by name directly after
the customization dict rather than after the built-in recognitions, so
a database that writes mph gets the user's unit rather than the
library's spelling of it; a name the user defined is the user speaking,
exactly as a customization is.

For the reviewer: moving the refusal after the composition is read
means a definition that is wrong in both ways now reports the
composition's fault first. Nothing else about a definition changed, and
the three things an alias must do — read as the name given it, convert
1:1, and come back from a database that spells it — are pinned by tests
beside the existing LPM ones, as is the narrowness of the exception.

The phase's other deliverable, the composed-kind override reachable
from the View signals panel, is deliberately not in this commit: that
panel carries no math rows by design, so the criterion cannot be met
without making a database-mapping surface list math signals. The
finding is written up for the owner rather than implemented as a
redesign nobody ruled on.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) noreply@anthropic.com

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• Plot y scale: fit what is on screen, keep a bound typed and left by clicking away #574
• Report a failed manual send and a failed Duplicate #573
• Round calendar-time fractions so they agree with the elapsed column #572
• Keep an enum's held codes and its changes visible at every zoom #571
• Adopt ruff 0.16's default rule selection in the three Python packages #570
• Duplicate a transmit element with its own cloned host TX frames #569
• Add a Duplicate button to the Project panel's element rows #568
• Read calendar time on the plot under time_display #567
• Read calendar time in the trace, By-ID, Events and Signals time cells #566
• Add the time_display setting and the calendar-time formatters #565
• Draw a ranged series straight between its own samples #564
• Copy plot areas with the platform's modifier, same panel included #563
• Keep a name beside a fixed sibling shrinking instead of vanishing #562
• Collapse plot axes only, with the disclosure leftmost on every head #561
• Logger {now} names each file of a run, not the run itself (task 165 phase 3) #560
• Date/time pattern setting: five display sites collapse into one formatter #559
• Name templates speak TR35 date patterns; strftime removed (ADR 0062) #558
• Remove the refused-send row: only the wire writes data (ADR 0061) #557
• Python toolchain: forward-and-consistent grpcio/protobuf/grpcio-tools, ruff 0.16 with an explicit rule set #556
• Row the time cursor chips when they collide; scale their precision with zoom #555
• Fault-recovery bench: six PEAK runs of the shipped recovery recorded #554
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• Add a fault-recovery bench that swaps the sidecar's bus-off recovery per run #552
• Persist bus-error episode detail with the error series #551
• Fix the host README's stale stuck-queue paragraph for ADR 0060 #550
• Render ADR 0060's bus-fault fields in the frontend #549
• Read bus faults from the sidecar's episode reports on the host #548
• Decode ADR 0060's bus-fault envelopes into per-interface client state #547
• Report bus faults from the sidecar as episodes, on a control lane ahead of data #546
• Add bus-fault reporting envelopes to cannet.v1 (ADR 0060 phase 3) #545
• Record the bus-fault model: sidecar-reported episodes, two lanes, flush a stuck queue #544
• Add a fault-load harness for the sidecar's session stream #543
• Remove the redundant Events disclosure chip from plot and trace #540
• List bus-error episodes among the events in the Events panel's one list #539
• Let only the wire write the Tx row: the driver's echo, not the send #538
• Refresh the plot's bus-error markers as errors arrive #537
• Add a cargo fmt --check job to CI #535
• Show searching… then the host's match count in the trace filter box #534
• Draw the plot's bus-error markers as episodes at the configured gap #533
• Read event and bus-error episode times as wall time on hover #532
• List bus errors as episodes at a configurable gap in the Events panel #531
• Page bus-error episodes into the Events panel; leave the trace's rows alone #530
• Give bus-error markers a windowed query on the plot #529
• Serve bus errors as a paged series from the signal cache #528
• Widen the logger file grid's action column and fix its column order #527
• Keep the window up while the host finishes closing #525
• Hold a project's cache directory exclusively for the session #524
• Reproduce the restore-time 1224 panic as two live mappings on one scratch #523
• Log a logger's clamped timestamps the way Save Capture already does #522
• Turn the trace store's before-session frame drops into a coalesced WARN #521
• Make PEAK bus-off visible and reopen a silent, queue-full channel #542
• Withhold PEAK echoes while error-passive; clear stale counters per poll #541
• Bring a bus-off controller back without user action, on every vendor #536
• Unwrap the Kvaser 32-bit receive timer in the sidecar driver #520
• Move the Servers rows into the settings view as a gridview #519
• Make the project caches list a gridview, and share its scroll-restore #518
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• Open the trace panel's signal disclosure on a signal or value winner #516
• Rank signals and enum values in their own right in the trace filter #515
• Answer before deriving: listings, index rebuilds and poll guards #514
• Take the heavy host commands off the IPC thread #513
• Alias a library unit through the settings units entry #512 👈 (View in Graphite)
• Colour a gridview selection at once, in Signals panel and plot area #511
• Project caches: chip carries location, tooltip follows it, no more danger button #510
• Filter the unit picker, and let a composed kind offer its whole class #509
• Read the whole unit table out of the library instead of typing it #508
• Name the project in each project-caches row; Delete becomes two-stage #507
• The settings view re-reads what it shows and keeps its place #506
• Draw plot sample markers as squares, collapsed per pixel column #505
• Draw the plot's hover chrome on an overlay canvas #504
• Close the palette before running the picked command #503
• Plumb empty plot areas, per-area event-marker base, and an Events chip #501
• Move the cursor and event readouts out of the data area into gutters #500
• Mark every served sample, and make an enum lane an ordinary series #499
• Serve every window as first, last, min and max, and drop the categorical reducer #498
• Measure what a plain min/max serve does to a held enum code #497
• Filter the Trace panel's rows with the same fzf, in both modes #496
• Rank the trace's rows host-side with the app's own fzf #495
• Let a bus explicitly set to no interface connect as unbound #494
• Let regular collapse/expand work while the database/RBS filter is active #493
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• Fix fit-data test racing its own catch-up deadline #526
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