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The lap change is evidence before it is a line

LapMind can now preserve the factual moment when GT7 moves from one lap to the next. Drawing a start/finish line comes later.

A start/finish marker looks simple on a map. Knowing that it is actually correct is harder.

The new Boundary Foundation records the telemetry evidence around a real sequential lap transition and keeps that evidence associated with the correct Session, track layout and direction.

Its automated foundation is now complete: lifecycle handling, persistence, replay, Session identity and track-sibling correction all pass their current test gates.

That still does not make the geometry physically true.

The next step is deliberately separate: real GT7 Sessions will be used to check whether those observed crossings actually land where the timing boundary exists on track. Only repeated physical evidence should eventually become a learned start/finish model.

Automated foundation: PASS.
Physical validation: next.
Learned start/finish: not yet.

A convincing line on a map is not enough. LapMind should know why it put it there.

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