OptionalexcludeOptionalexclusionsPair-exclusion set from an adapter.
OptionalmaxSafety cap on candidate pairs per rule, reported in result.truncated.
This is a TS-backend guardrail: the WASM kernel runs every candidate pair
in Rust and does not truncate, so when the cap would bite it returns the
COMPLETE (uncapped) clash set rather than a truncated one. Use backend:'ts'
when a deterministic cap matters. Defaults to unlimited.
OptionalonOptionalsignalCancels the run: it rejects with an AbortError DOMException instead of
finishing.
The TS backend checks it every 256 candidate pairs, and yields to the event loop at the first such checkpoint past ~50 ms of held thread time (then every ~50 ms after), rechecking immediately on the way back. So an abort raised from a timer or a UI handler stops the work in progress rather than merely refusing to start it — with one bound worth knowing: those handlers can only run during a yield, so a run that finishes inside the first ~50 ms never returns to the event loop and cannot observe an abort raised after it began. Cancellation is for runs long enough to be worth cancelling.
(The WASM backend runs a whole rule inside one uninterruptible Rust call, so there it takes effect between rules.)
OptionaltoleranceDefault touching band (m).
Apply
exclusions(voids/hosts/assemblies). Default true.