Clarify intended behavior: uniform control flow across all AppMode values #598
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[WIP] Update backend implementation for generic approach
Clarify intended behavior: uniform control flow across all AppMode values
Jan 30, 2026
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Review feedback questioned whether
Solver::solve()should skip state transitions and empty grounding in non-solve modes (ground/rewrite/parse). The current implementation intentionally maintains uniform control flow regardless ofAppMode.Design Decision
The
solve()method now:ground({})and transitions toState::solvedSolveHandleFixedorSolveHandleBackend) based on modeThis uniform approach was intentional per maintainer feedback - the same control flow/state transitions should occur in both solving and non-solving scenarios rather than special-casing mode checks.
No code changes required; this PR documents the design rationale.
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