pid_graph step 5 ran the TEXT label fallback for every edge without a
number. Once signal lines stopped carrying a fabricated number (3c0babf),
every pneumatic/electric run drawn by pid_line_draw entered it, and a
transmitter-to-controller run 12 mm above a labelled header came back as
line_number="100-P-1", number_source="label" — on both engines, with no
confidence field on edges to flag it.
The fallback now skips an edge that carries its own record (an
ACADMCP_PID payload: its `number: null` is the answer) and any
signal-class edge, payload or layer-classified (`signal_unknown`
included): LINE_NUMBER_RE is the pipe grammar, so a match near a signal
line always belongs to a neighbouring pipe. A foreign process line still
takes its label; a verbatim number on a signal line still reads back
from XDATA.
Tests: the finding's layout in test_pid_graph (engine-drawn signal beside
a labelled pipe, verbatim signal number, foreign electric and
signal_unknown lines beside a labelled foreign pipe) and the line_list
row in test_pid_deliverables — three of the four fail on the old reader.
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An ISA-5.1 signal line has no pipe line number, yet every pneumatic /
electric line got the bare sequence as its number and a label, and ate a
process sequence number. Signal classes now leave line_number None (a
verbatim one is still honoured), seq None, no label. A radial port aimed
at the far end even with waypoints, so the first segment cut through the
bubble; aim_points (lines.py) aims at the first/last waypoint for both
draw_line and the dry run.
Merge note: benchmarks/adapters/autocad_mcp_pro.py (final group's file)
had its two _task_pid_roundtrip assertion lines moved to the new truth —
the signal row is unnumbered, the connector row is 3.
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instrument_index only resolved {"node"} ends of a signal line, so a
transmitter tapping the middle of a pipe (a {"junction"} end) reported
connected_to="" and an instrument on untagged equipment fell back to the
signal line's own number — which Task 13 always stamps, so the handle
fallback was unreachable and every untagged mounting was labelled with
its wire. Spec 9.5's "line numbers" clause is exactly the junction case.
_far_ends now names the far node's tag (its handle when untagged) and,
at a junction, the line number of every line the junction joins (that
line's handle when unnumbered). Two tests exercise both mountings.
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