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Advances quest/m0/animation.md: its first slice, transitions. Keyframes and the stinger stay in the quest, rewritten to what remains.

Problem

A scene change could only cut or fade. Slide, wipe, and move (OBS's most-installed plugin is Move Transition) are standard in a switcher.

Approach

• moq_scene::Transition becomes a tagged enum: fade, slide, wipe, move, each with a duration, and slide and wipe with a direction (left, right, up, down). It changes through Draft::set_transition, so it undoes like any edit.
• The compositor draws every kind into the program on the clock render is ticked with, so the encoder, a recording, and a replay of the program see the same frames. A fade runs at an even pace, as before. The rest ease in and out (cubic).
  • Fade: unchanged: the incoming scene drawn whole, then faded over the outgoing one.
  • Wipe: the incoming scene drawn whole, then shown only within the region a slide would have brought it into.
  • Slide: both scenes drawn whole (one more canvas-sized texture, outgoing), placed at offsets rounded to whole pixels, so they stay sharp and meet without a seam.
  • Move: no textures. Each visible incoming item pairs with the first unpaired visible outgoing item that shows the same source.
  • Paired items interpolate their rect and crop, and mix their filter settings (Filter::toward) when the filters pair up by kind, in order. A pair whose blend mode or filter kinds differ changes look halfway.
  • Unpaired items fade out or in.
  • Items stack as the outgoing scene has them until halfway, then as the incoming scene does. Each unpaired item sits just over the paired item it was over, so the first frame is the outgoing scene and the last is the incoming one.
  • An item already in its final pose reuses the preview's prepared draw.
• Effects::fade becomes Effects::place, which draws a canvas-sized picture over any rect, clipped to another, at an opacity.
• The program panel gets Cut and Transition buttons, a kind picker, a direction picker for slide and wipe, and the duration.

Frame time

At 1920x1080 on an Apple M4 (Metal, release), render plus a GPU wait over 300 frames. The scenes hold a full-canvas fill, a picture-in-picture with a drop shadow, and, in the incoming scene, one more item:

Program	mean	p95
steady	1.19 ms	1.32 ms
fade	1.51 ms	1.63 ms
slide	1.42 ms	1.54 ms
wipe	1.37 ms	1.49 ms
move	1.80 ms	2.26 ms

GPU passes per frame during a transition, beyond the steady preview and program:

• Fade and wipe: one canvas-sized pass for the incoming scene.
• Slide: two canvas-sized passes. Each scene's placement covers only its part of the canvas.
• Move: no extra pass. Moving items are filtered again rather than shared with the preview, which is why its drop shadow costs more.

Encoder load doesn't change, apart from the extra motion a transition puts in front of it. That motion lasts only as long as the transition.

Impact

• Breaking, scene file: [transition] fade = "300ms" becomes kind = "fade" with duration = "300ms". Migrate by renaming fade to duration and adding kind = "fade". Old files fail to load, naming the unknown field. The format version stays 1, since nothing has been released.
• Program panel: Fade becomes Transition, with a kind, a direction (slide and wipe), and a duration beside it.
• Public API (moq-scene, unpublished): Transition is an enum with duration() and duration_mut(), plus the new Direction. Compositor::fade(duration, now) becomes transition(transition, now), and fading() becomes transitioning(). No wire impact.

Alternatives

• Configurable easing per transition: dropped. A fixed curve per kind (even for a fade, cubic in and out for motion) keeps the scene file and panel smaller. Easing comes back with keyframes, where it is needed.
• One struct of shared fields with a kind: serde's flatten does not work with deny_unknown_fields. A tagged enum keeps the file flat and rejects a direction on a fade.
• Slide without the outgoing texture, by shifting each outgoing item's rect: the incoming scene's blend modes would then mix with whatever outgoing items reach past the canvas edge. Reusing the incoming texture twice per frame would save the memory, at the cost of a pass that resumes without clearing. The texture is 8 MiB at 1080p.

Choices made without asking

• Direction means which way things move: a left slide pushes both scenes left, and a left wipe's edge sweeps leftward, uncovering the incoming scene from the right.
• A move pairs items by source name, back to front, and ignores hidden items. A look that cannot be mixed, or a change in stacking, switches at the halfway point rather than cross-fading. Two source-over draws would let the background show through.
• The transition picker remembers the last slide or wipe direction for the session.
• The stinger is not in this PR. No source plays a media file, and a stinger has to start its clip when the transition starts, or its cut point lands at random. The quest now records that it waits on a media-file source.

Follow-ups

• /quest-plan a media-file source that plays from the start on demand. The stinger waits on it, and m0's goal names media among the sources.
• /quest-plan splitting the stinger out of quest/m0/animation.md, once that source quest exists.
• The keyframe questions recorded in the quest (what starts them, how a keyframed item edits in the preview) are for the maintainer before that slice starts.

Validation

• just ci: passed on 6de4992 (lints and 170 tests).
• GitHub Check failed once on 234cfe6 because ffmpeg.org refused the runner while the libav build was fetching ffmpeg (infra, moq#7828). The re-run passed.
• cargo nextest run -p moq-scene --lib --run-ignored only -E 'test(/^compositor::tests::/)' on Metal: 25 passed, including a_move_glides_an_overlay, the new a_slide_pushes_and_a_wipe_uncovers, a_move_glides_what_both_scenes_place, and a_move_restacks_halfway_and_mixes_filters (nightly runs them on lavapipe through just render-sw).

Review

Codex gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort, via quest review --base origin/main. Reviewed head: 6de4992.

• Round 1 (9fa897f): outgoing-only items were drawn under every incoming item. Fixed in 234cfe6.
• Round 2 (234cfe6): no findings.
• Online reviews on 234cfe6:
  • Reordered paired items (OpenAI review, CodeRabbit): fixed in 5fd1542 with the halfway restack.
  • Paired items took the incoming look from frame one (CodeRabbit): fixed, settings now mix.
  • The direction picker forgot its choice (pullfrog): fixed.
  • The old history shape fails to parse (CodeRabbit): refuted. It fails loudly, naming the file (autosave.rs:515-520), and REVIEW.md rules out shims for unreleased formats.
• Round 3 (5fd1542): the cross-fade let the background show through at p(1-p). Fixed in 0ccaa0a: settings mix, or the look switches halfway.
• Round 4 (0ccaa0a): no findings.
• Online review (CodeRabbit, collection.rs:658): mixing settings at opposite extremes overflowed to infinity. Fixed in 787113c: collection::mix works in f64, and a test covers -f32::MAX to f32::MAX.
• Round 5 (787113c, after main was merged in at 5d32bc5): no findings.
• Merged origin/main with feat(scene): HTML and CSS overlays drawn by Blitz on the program clock #34 (overlays) and feat(scene): browser sources share one persistent profile, and reload #29, resolving compositor.rs by hand: the overlay painter's shown follows the transition's leaving scene, and a new GPU test glides an overlay item. Fresh session quest review --new, round 1 (6de4992): no findings.

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Reviewed head: 234cfe6

• P2: Preserve the outgoing stack when paired items change order (rs/moq-scene/src/compositor.rs:580–595). Paired items are drawn in incoming order even at progress zero. For outgoing [red, blue] and incoming [blue, red], both full-canvas items pair at the same poses, so the first Move frame immediately changes from blue to red and stays red throughout. The unpaired-item fix does not cover this case. Preserve the outgoing composition when paired order conflicts with the incoming stack, for example by falling back to a scene fade, and test overlapping reordered pairs.

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Walkthrough

The scene model now supports Fade, Slide, Wipe, and Move transitions, with duration and direction settings. The compositor renders these transitions and reports their status. Studio controls let users select and apply transitions. Documentation and scene-file examples describe the new options, while animation planning text separates compositor transitions from keyframed animation.

Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 6de49

The transition changes are mergeable with normal checks. Previously identified rendering defects are corrected; the remaining suggestions improve efficiency and test coverage without establishing a current blocking failure.

Pre-merge checks: 5

Check name	Status	Explanation
Description check		The description clearly explains the transition changes, compositor behavior, scene-file migration, UI updates, validation, and follow-ups.
Title check		The title clearly and concisely identifies the main change: adding slide, wipe, and move scene transitions.
Docstring Coverage		Docstring coverage is 84.62% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documentati…
Linked Issues check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.

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Actionable comments posted: 3

Nitpick comments: 2

rs/moq-scene/src/compositor.rs: 2

1114-1115: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win

Add a render at transition start and a reordered Move case.

The Move test renders only at 500 ms and at completion. It never checks the first frame. Its fixture also has one matched item, so it cannot detect a change in how matched items are stacked. Add a render at start with a first-frame assertion. Add a fixture with two overlapping matched items that reverse order between scenes.

🧪 Suggested test addition

 			studio.compositor.transition(Transition::Move { duration }, start);
 
+			// Before time passes, the outgoing red scene is on screen.
+			studio.render(start);
+			assert_eq!(pixel(&studio.program(), 1, 6), RED, "outgoing scene at start");
+
 			// Eased halfway, blue is at (2, 2) and both fades are at half.

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Review comment at @rs/moq-scene/src/compositor.rs around lines 1114 - 1115:
Update the Move transition test to render at the transition start and assert
that the outgoing scene is visible in the first frame. Extend the fixture to
include two overlapping matched items whose order is reversed between
collection.scenes[0] and collection.scenes[1], so the test also verifies their
stacking behavior.

---

1046-1048: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win

Add pixel cases for Right slide and Up wipe.

The new a_slide_pushes_and_a_wipe_uncovers test checks only a Left slide, a Left wipe, and a Down wipe. Right and Up appear in the offset function, but no pixel assertion runs them. Reversing the sign in the Direction::Right or Direction::Up arm would move the scene the wrong way and still pass this test. Add a Right slide and an Up wipe entry to the existing for (transition, expected) loop, with expected pixels derived from the same canvas and item layout.

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Review comment at @rs/moq-scene/src/compositor.rs around lines 1046 - 1048:
Add Right slide and Up wipe cases to the existing `for (transition, expected)`
loop in `a_slide_pushes_and_a_wipe_uncovers`, with expected pixels derived from
the test’s existing canvas and item layout. Keep the current Left and Down cases
intact so the assertions cover both direction signs.

---

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Inline comments:
Review comments at @rs/moq-scene/src/collection.rs:
- Around line 337-338: Update Transition deserialization so saved history
containing the legacy fade shape can load without discarding undo and redo
entries; if that shape cannot be supported, give history its own version check
that rejects old files with a clear version message. Keep the existing version =
1 check from being treated as sufficient to identify the legacy shape.

Review comments at @rs/moq-scene/src/compositor.rs:
- Line 550: Update the Move rendering path around the items(to) iteration so
paired overlapping items use outgoing-scene stacking at the transition start,
matching the other transition paths. Establish a correction that preserves the
settled end frame and mid-transition draw order; do not assume a localized
reorder is safe without verifying those behaviors.
- Around line 589-591: Update the Move pairing or rendering path around
`self.posed` so the transition’s first frame preserves the outgoing item’s
filters and blend; either interpolate those properties from outgoing to incoming
or pair only items with matching filters and blend. Keep the existing pose
transition behavior intact.

---

Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @rs/moq-scene/src/compositor.rs:
- Around line 1114-1115: Update the Move transition test to render at the
transition start and assert that the outgoing scene is visible in the first
frame. Extend the fixture to include two overlapping matched items whose order
is reversed between collection.scenes[0] and collection.scenes[1], so the test
also verifies their stacking behavior.
- Around line 1046-1048: Add Right slide and Up wipe cases to the existing `for
(transition, expected)` loop in `a_slide_pushes_and_a_wipe_uncovers`, with
expected pixels derived from the test’s existing canvas and item layout. Keep
the current Left and Down cases intact so the assertions cover both direction
signs.

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[pullfrog]

ℹ️ No new substantive findings. The diff's GPU math checks out; the only new note is a non-blocking UI nit inline.

I reviewed the full diff at 234cfe6 and traced the new rendering paths. Effects::place is correct: with input.area = at, uv = valid = UNIT, and bounds = at ∩ within ∩ canvas, the shader samples exactly the picture fraction under bounds; each slide/wipe direction's at and within cover complementary integer-rounded halves with no seam, and wholly off-canvas placements draw nothing. The cubic ease, whole-pixel offset, and Move pairing/grouping (hidden items, duplicate sources, back-to-front order) are sound apart from the cases already reported. deny_unknown_fields on the tagged enum is present, so the scene-file rejection claim holds.

Still open from the earlier reviews (not duplicated here):

• Reordered paired stacks show the incoming order on a Move's first frame — OpenAI review; CodeRabbit at compositor.rs:550.
• Paired Move items take the incoming item's filters/blend from frame one, so they pop if the outgoing item's differ — CodeRabbit at compositor.rs:589-591.
• Saved history holding the old flat [transition] fade = ... shape won't parse under the tagged enum — CodeRabbit at collection.rs:337-338.

Given those remain open I'm not approving yet.

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Re the OpenAI review's P2 (reordered paired items) and CodeRabbit's nitpick about testing the first frame and a reordered pair: both are fixed in 5fd1542, and the filter handling was reworked in 0ccaa0a.

• A move stacks items as the outgoing scene does until halfway, then as the incoming scene does. Outgoing [red, blue] to incoming [blue, red] therefore shows blue until halfway and red after, and the first frame matches the cut.
• a_move_restacks_halfway_and_mixes_filters renders at start, past halfway, and at the end, with two overlapping paired items that swap order.

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Reviewed head: 5b5e402

No new actionable findings in the changes since my previous review at 234cfe6, accounting for the merged base changes.

The prior P2 stacking finding is addressed: rs/moq-scene/src/compositor.rs:610–615 retains outgoing order until halfway, and a_move_restacks_halfway_and_mixes_filters checks the first frame, restacking, and filter interpolation. The paired-item path at lines 636–652 draws each pair once, mixing compatible settings or using the documented halfway look switch, avoiding the two-draw background leak. I also checked the direction picker persistence.

Overall direction: the fixes fit the existing compositor and the documented transition behavior; no further change requested from this review.

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[pullfrog]

✅ No new issues found.

Reviewed changes

Reviewed the delta from the prior Pullfrog review at 234cfe6 through 0ccaa0a: the Move draw-order and look rewrite, the remembered slide/wipe direction, and the matching docs and test.

• Restacked Move draw order — stack builds the slot list from the outgoing order before halfway and from the incoming order after, so reordered paired items start and end on the right frame instead of popping on the first one.
• Mixed filter settings — paired items lerp their filters' settings with Filter::toward, pairing them by kind in order, rather than showing the incoming look from frame one; a look that cannot be mixed switches at the halfway point where the stacking does.
• Remembered transition direction — Panels::direction keeps the last slide or wipe direction across Fade and Move, which fixes the earlier direction-reset nit.
• Coverage and docs — the new a_move_restacks_halfway_and_mixes_filters test checks the first frame, the halfway restack, and the invert mix, and the README Move row now describes the behavior.

The slot layout draws each visible item exactly once (unpaired items included), and the mixed filters stay within the settings Filter::validate accepts. The prior direction thread is resolved.

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Minor · Keep fractional milliseconds in the transition duration control. · ui.rs:896-902

rs/moq-studio/src/ui.rs:896-902
Minor · Functional Correctness · Low value

Keep fractional milliseconds in the transition duration control.

A scene file can set a sub-millisecond transition, such as duration = "500us". The Program control then shows 0 ms because as_millis() truncates. A drag edit writes Duration::from_millis(millis), which drops the fraction. Show fractional milliseconds. Change the stored duration only when the user edits this control.

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Review comment at @rs/moq-studio/src/ui.rs around lines 896 - 902:
Update the transition duration control around `millis` and
`Duration::from_millis` to display and preserve fractional milliseconds,
including sub-millisecond durations, rather than truncating them. Only update
`next.duration_mut()` when the user edits the control, preserving the stored
duration otherwise.

---

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Inline comments:
Review comments at @rs/moq-scene/src/collection.rs:
- Around line 657-658: Update the mix closure in Filter::toward to interpolate
finite endpoints without subtracting them, preventing overflow for opposite-sign
values; preserve the existing progress behavior.

---

Minor comments:
Review comments at @rs/moq-studio/src/ui.rs:
- Around line 896-902: Update the transition duration control around `millis`
and `Duration::from_millis` to display and preserve fractional milliseconds,
including sub-millisecond durations, rather than truncating them. Only update
`next.duration_mut()` when the user edits the control, preserving the stored
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Reviewed head 787113c against base c9d4185.

The interpolation follow-up addresses the reported overflow: poses and filter settings now use a shared f64 weighted mix for bounded progress, with tests for opposite extreme finite values. The earlier stacking fix remains in place. No new actionable finding in this update.

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✅ No new issues found.

Reviewed changes

Reviewed the delta from the prior Pullfrog review at 0ccaa0a through 787113c: the interpolation overflow fix and the two origin/main merges.

• Overflow-safe interpolation — collection::mix now computes the lerp as an f64 weighted sum (from * (1 - p) + to * p), and both Filter::toward and compositor Pose::toward call it, so opposite-extreme finite settings no longer overflow to inf/NaN.
• Coverage — filters_mix_within_their_settings exercises -f32::MAX..f32::MAX for DropShadow and HueRotate, exact f32::MAX endpoints, and refuses a cross-kind mix.
• Merges — 5b5e402 and 5d32bc5 only bring origin/main forward; the range-diff shows nothing else changed in the PR.

The shared mix is the only lerp left for filters and poses, and it stays within the endpoints' range for progress in [0, 1], so Filter::validate's guarantees hold under mixing.

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Reviewed head 6de4992b464df3373362e73d9c838785aaefd9f3 against base 501fbb585c3873cf0da768327084ce71d39a178c. The overlay integration includes the leaving scene, clones and masks in the set painted before a transition, and the new test covers moving an overlay. The earlier stacking and f64 interpolation fixes remain intact. No new actionable finding in this merge.

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[pullfrog]

✅ No new issues found.

Reviewed changes

Reviewed the delta from the prior Pullfrog review at 787113c through 6de4992: a merge of origin/main (501fbb5, #34 overlays and #29 browser profile/reload) into the transition branch, plus the hand resolution that combines overlays with transitions.

• Overlays on the transition clock — update now takes now and render runs update then paint, so overlay CSS advances on the same program clock the transition is drawn from.
• Leaving scene stays painted — shown, on_air, and scenes follow switch.from instead of the old fade field, so an overlay in the outgoing scene keeps painting while a fade, slide, or wipe reveals it out.
• Overlay move coverage — a_move_glides_an_overlay checks an overlay source gliding between scenes and landing under the incoming layout.

The resolution is consistent: no stale fade field remains, the four transition render paths are unchanged from the reviewed 787113c code, and collection::mix still uses the f64 weighted sum.

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Nitpick comments: 2

rs/moq-scene/src/compositor.rs: 1

696-701: Trivial · Performance & Scalability · Quick win

Index outgoing items by source to avoid a full scan for each incoming item.

moving scans every outgoing item for each visible incoming item. The cost grows with the product of the two visible item counts, and it recurs on every Move transition frame. The pairing does not depend on progress, and it is not kept between renders. Grouping the visible outgoing indices by source gives the same first-unpaired pairing in one pass.

🔧 Suggested fix

-		for (index, item) in entering.iter().enumerate().filter(|(_, item)| item.visible) {
-			let pair = (0..leaving.len())
-				.find(|&at| left[at].is_none() && leaving[at].visible && leaving[at].source == item.source);
-			if let Some(at) = pair {
+		let mut unpaired: HashMap<&str, VecDeque<usize>> = HashMap::new();
+		for (at, item) in leaving.iter().enumerate().filter(|(_, item)| item.visible) {
+			unpaired.entry(item.source.as_str()).or_default().push_back(at);
+		}
+		for (index, item) in entering.iter().enumerate().filter(|(_, item)| item.visible) {
+			if let Some(at) = unpaired.get_mut(item.source.as_str()).and_then(VecDeque::pop_front) {
 				left[at] = Some(index);
 				entered[index] = Some(at);

Add the imports if the module does not already have them:

use std::collections::{HashMap, VecDeque};

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Review comment at @rs/moq-scene/src/compositor.rs around lines 696 - 701:
In the moving pairing logic, replace the per-visible-entering-item scan across
leaving with a source-indexed queue of visible outgoing indices. Consume indices
in their original order and preserve the left and entered assignments, so each
incoming item pairs with the first still-unpaired outgoing item of the same
source.

rs/moq-scene/src/collection.rs: 1

1544-1545: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Add coverage for mismatched LUT sources and mask settings.

filters_mix_within_their_settings checks only the refusal between different filter kinds. A LUT pair with different sources, or a mask pair with different sources or modes, is not checked. The current guards return None for these pairs. Without the assertions below, a change that drops the source or mode guard can keep the outgoing filter through a Move, and no test in the suite fails.

Suggested test assertions

 		let invert = Filter::Invert { amount: 1.0 };
 		assert!(invert.toward(&Filter::Sepia { amount: 1.0 }, 0.5).is_none());
+		let lut = |source: &str| Filter::Lut {
+			source: source.into(),
+			amount: 0.5,
+		};
+		assert!(lut("grade").toward(&lut("other"), 0.5).is_none());
+		let mask = |source: &str, mode: MaskMode| Filter::Mask {
+			source: source.into(),
+			mode,
+		};
+		assert!(mask("logo", MaskMode::Alpha).toward(&mask("mic", MaskMode::Alpha), 0.5).is_none());
+		assert!(mask("logo", MaskMode::Alpha).toward(&mask("logo", MaskMode::Luminance), 0.5).is_none());
 	}

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Review comment at @rs/moq-scene/src/collection.rs around lines 1544 - 1545:
Extend the filters_mix_within_their_settings test with assertions that
Filter::toward returns None for LUT filters with different sources and mask
filters with different sources or modes. Keep the existing mismatched-kind
assertion and use valid MaskMode variants for the mask cases.

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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.

Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @rs/moq-scene/src/collection.rs:
- Around line 1544-1545: Extend the filters_mix_within_their_settings test with
assertions that Filter::toward returns None for LUT filters with different
sources and mask filters with different sources or modes. Keep the existing
mismatched-kind assertion and use valid MaskMode variants for the mask cases.

Review comments at @rs/moq-scene/src/compositor.rs:
- Around line 696-701: In the moving pairing logic, replace the
per-visible-entering-item scan across leaving with a source-indexed queue of
visible outgoing indices. Consume indices in their original order and preserve
the left and entered assignments, so each incoming item pairs with the first
still-unpaired outgoing item of the same source.

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• rs/moq-scene/src/lib.rs
• rs/moq-studio/src/engine.rs
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