distributed-layer-has-three-incompatible-convergence-models

Status: OUT

The distributed layer uses three fundamentally incompatible convergence and resolution models with no unifying bridge: CRDTs encode resolution algebraically in merge semantics, the strategy pattern selects between LWW and custom resolution at runtime, AND consensus and membership use irreconcilable strong-leader (Raft) vs. eventual-consistency (gossip) models — composing correct end-to-end behavior requires manually bridging paradigms designed in isolation.

Justifications

Three isolated convergence paradigms with no composition strategy or bridging mechanism

Depends on (SL): two-incompatible-conflict-resolution-paradigms, consensus-and-membership-use-incompatible-convergence-models

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