using System;
using System.Text;

namespace IslaApocalypse.Core
{
	/// <summary>
	/// ⭐⭐ THE CONTINUOUS-GRADE CURVE (chat2/02) — smooth the UPPER staircase, preserve the lowlands.
	///
	/// ═══ WHAT THIS IS, AND WHAT IT REFUSES TO BE ═══
	///
	/// The faithful v5 staircase (<see cref="HeightCurve"/>) terraces the island above the flood
	/// tiers: foothill riser → bench → mid riser → plateau → summit needle. The developer's verdict
	/// on the 01 baseline: the LOWLANDS ARE GOOD — the broad low plain, ~75 % of land below 30 m, is
	/// the thing to keep. The fault is entirely ABOVE them: flat benches read as authored terraces
	/// and the summit reads as a needle on a hump.
	///
	/// So this curve is PIECEWISE, and the pieces have different loyalties:
	///
	///   raw ≤ SEA                 IDENTITY. The coastline must not move. (Same line as v5.)
	///   SEA &lt; raw ≤ K2          ⭐ THE STAIRCASE'S OWN toe+red mapping, BY DELEGATION — the same
	///                             code path, so the lowland output is BIT-IDENTICAL to task 01's.
	///                             Not "equivalent": the same floats. Oracle (d) holds this.
	///   K2 &lt; raw ≤ ceilingRaw   the red band's exit slope, CONTINUED LINEARLY — only non-empty
	///                             when the ceiling is raised above the default 30 m, extending the
	///                             current gentle low grade before the climb begins.
	///   ceilingRaw &lt; raw ≤ spikeMax
	///                             ⭐ THE NEW CLIMB — one smooth monotone Fritsch–Carlson (PCHIP)
	///                             spline from the lowland ceiling to PEAK_CAP. No bench, no
	///                             plateau, no needle: a coherent massif steepening to a peak.
	///   raw &gt; spikeMax          the gentle tail, as v5: PEAK_CAP + (raw − spikeMax) · TAIL_SLOPE.
	///
	/// ═══ ⚠⚠ WHAT IS DELIBERATELY DROPPED, AND WHAT DELIBERATELY SURVIVES ═══
	///
	/// DROPPED: <c>BENCH_BASE/AMP</c>, <c>PLATEAU_BASE/AMP</c>, <c>SHELF_SPAN_*</c> and their three
	/// modulation noise fields — the above-flood decorative terracing. That is the entire point of
	/// this mode.
	///
	/// SURVIVES: <c>SEA</c>, <c>ORANGE_CEIL</c> (14 m) and <c>RED_CEIL</c> (30 m), because they are
	/// the STORM-LADDER FLOOD TIERS and they live inside the preserved lowland — D-036's
	/// terrain-shelves-at-flood-tiers is intact where it carries meaning. <c>PEAK_CAP</c> (420 m)
	/// survives as the summit ceiling, with the per-seed <c>spikeMax</c> normalization unchanged.
	///
	/// ═══ ⚠ MONOTONE BY CONSTRUCTION — WHY THE 24-CORNER SWEEP RETIRES HERE ═══
	///
	/// Fritsch–Carlson tangent limiting guarantees a monotone interpolant for ANY monotone control
	/// points: every tangent is clamped into the region where the Hermite cubic cannot overshoot.
	/// The staircase needed a numeric sweep because its effective shape depended on three modulation
	/// fields and a per-column warp; this curve has no per-column inputs at all — one spline per
	/// seed. <see cref="AssertStrictlyIncreasing"/> still runs a cheap dense sample per seed,
	/// because "cannot fail" is exactly the claim worth spending a millisecond checking.
	///
	/// ═══ THE TWO KNOBS (plus the ceiling) — ALL ACT ABOVE THE CEILING ONLY ═══
	///
	///   lowlandCeiling  where the preserved low grade hands over to the climb (config, metres;
	///                   default 30 = RED_CEIL, i.e. the flood line — hand over exactly where the
	///                   staircase's lowland ends).
	///   climbFeather    how long the climb hugs the lowland's exit slope before steepening.
	///   summitDrama     how hard the top ~15 % steepens, so the peak reads pointy, not a ramp.
	///
	/// ⚠ NO CONTROL POINT MAY ACT AS A MAGNET. The generator enforces strictly INCREASING segment
	/// secants below the summit: mass can never pile at an interior point the way it piled at the
	/// bench, because no interval maps wide-in to narrow-out below the summit onset.
	///
	/// Engine-free (System.MathF), beside <see cref="HeightCurve"/> — the two modes are one seam.
	/// </summary>
	public sealed class ContinuousCurve
	{
		// ═══ shape constants (not config — the knobs above are the config surface) ═══

		/// <summary>Where "the summit" begins, as a fraction of the climb's raw span. The top 15 %.</summary>
		public const float SummitOnset = 0.85f;

		/// <summary>
		/// The ceiling knob's hard bound, metres. The bench sat at 100±12 m; a lowland ceiling at or
		/// above it could preserve a flat bench, which is the one thing this mode exists to remove.
		/// 80 m keeps clear air below the old bench's lowest excursion (88 m).
		/// </summary>
		public const float MaxLowlandCeilingM = 80f;

		/// <summary>
		/// Oracle (e) tripwires, in NORMALIZED climb slope (1 = the climb's average grade).
		/// Floor: a slope this far below the join slope reads as a bench — the artifact this mode
		/// removes. Ceiling: a slope this steep below the summit onset reads as a cliff.
		/// Warn-and-report, not throw — this is an exploration batch.
		/// </summary>
		public const float NearFlatFactor = 0.25f;   // × the normalized join slope
		public const float CliffCeilingN  = 3.5f;

		// ═══ the built spline ═══

		/// <summary>The knot set — only K1/K2 are consumed (the preserved toe+red).</summary>
		public readonly CurveKnots Knots;

		/// <summary>The anchors — Sea/Orange/Red/PeakCap/TailSlope consumed; bench/plateau ignored.</summary>
		public readonly CurveAnchors Anchors;

		/// <summary>Raw height where the preserved lowland hands over to the climb.</summary>
		public readonly float CeilingRaw;

		/// <summary>Output height at the handover — the top of the preserved lowland.</summary>
		public readonly float CeilingOut;

		/// <summary>This seed's raw summit: <c>EffectiveSpikeMax(hMaxSeed)</c>. The climb's right edge.</summary>
		public readonly float SpikeMax;

		/// <summary>The red band's exit slope — the climb's C¹ join tangent (raw out per raw in).</summary>
		public readonly float JoinSlopeRaw;

		/// <summary>The knob values this spline was built from, for the INDEX and the report.</summary>
		public readonly float LowlandCeilingM, ClimbFeather, SummitDrama;

		/// <summary>
		/// ⭐ The measured calibration this climb was shaped from (chat2/03), or null when the climb
		/// came from chat2/02's ANALYTIC feather/drama points.
		///
		/// Non-null is the current default: "the staircase's mountain with the terraces melted out".
		/// Null survives so the 02 curve stays reproducible as a contrast variant — it is the "before"
		/// in the three-way histogram story, not a fallback.
		/// </summary>
		public readonly ClimbCalibration Calibration;

		/// <summary>Where the summit begins, normalized — the calibration's onset when calibrated, else the constant.</summary>
		public float EffectiveSummitOnset => Calibration?.SummitOnsetU ?? SummitOnset;

		// Control points (raw x, out y) and the Fritsch–Carlson tangents. x strictly increasing.
		private readonly float[] _x, _y, _m;

		private ContinuousCurve(CurveKnots k, CurveAnchors a, float ceilingRaw, float ceilingOut,
			float spikeMax, float joinSlopeRaw, float lowlandCeilingM, float climbFeather,
			float summitDrama, float[] x, float[] y, float[] m, ClimbCalibration calibration = null)
		{
			Knots = k; Anchors = a;
			CeilingRaw = ceilingRaw; CeilingOut = ceilingOut; SpikeMax = spikeMax;
			JoinSlopeRaw = joinSlopeRaw;
			LowlandCeilingM = lowlandCeilingM; ClimbFeather = climbFeather; SummitDrama = summitDrama;
			_x = x; _y = y; _m = m; Calibration = calibration;
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// ⭐⭐ THE CALIBRATED CLIMB (chat2/03) — control points MEASURED from the staircase's
		/// above-ceiling elevation distribution rather than invented from two shape knobs.
		/// → <see cref="ClimbCalibration"/> for the method and for the chat2/02 mistake it corrects.
		///
		/// Everything outside the climb is identical to <see cref="Build"/>: the same lowland
		/// handover pinned to the exact anchors, the same C¹ join to the red band's exit slope, the
		/// same per-seed <paramref name="spikeMax"/>, the same tail. Only the interior shape changes.
		///
		/// ⚠ THIS PATH DOES NOT REQUIRE STRICTLY-INCREASING SECANTS, and that is deliberate. The 02
		/// analytic path enforced a convex control polygon as its no-magnet rule. A curve calibrated
		/// to real terrain is WAVY — gentler where the staircase had a bench, steeper through its
		/// risers — so convexity is the wrong invariant here. The no-magnet guarantee instead comes
		/// from <see cref="ClimbCalibration.MinNormalizedSecant"/>, which floors every grade: the
		/// curve may slow down, but never to a bench.
		/// </summary>
		public static ContinuousCurve BuildCalibrated(CurveKnots k, CurveAnchors a, float spikeMax,
			float lowlandCeilingM, ClimbCalibration calibration)
		{
			if (calibration == null) throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(calibration));

			var (ceilingRaw, ceilingOut, redSlope) = ResolveHandover(k, a, lowlandCeilingM);

			if (ceilingRaw >= spikeMax - 1e-3f)
				throw new InvalidOperationException(
					$"[ContinuousCurve] lowland ceiling (raw {ceilingRaw:F4}) reaches this seed's summit " +
					$"(spikeMax {spikeMax:F4}) — no room for a climb. Refusing.");

			float spanRaw = spikeMax - ceilingRaw;
			float spanOut = a.PeakCap - ceilingOut;

			int n = calibration.U.Length;
			var x = new float[n];
			var y = new float[n];
			for (int i = 0; i < n; i++)
			{
				x[i] = ceilingRaw + calibration.U[i] * spanRaw;
				y[i] = ceilingOut + calibration.V[i] * spanOut;
			}

			float[] m = FritschCarlsonTangents(x, y, startTangent: redSlope);

			return new ContinuousCurve(k, a, ceilingRaw, ceilingOut, spikeMax, redSlope,
				lowlandCeilingM, climbFeather: float.NaN, summitDrama: float.NaN, x, y, m, calibration);
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// Where the preserved lowland hands over to the climb, and the red band's exit slope.
		///
		/// ⚠ THE FLOOD LINE IS PINNED TO THE EXACT ANCHORS, and "30 m" is NOMINAL: RED_CEIL − SEA is
		/// 0.12 raw = 30.12 m. Any requested ceiling at or below the red ceiling hands over at
		/// EXACTLY <c>(K2, RED_CEIL)</c> — no derived floats — so the linear extension is empty by
		/// construction and the preserved toe+red band can never be cut by a rounding. (chat2/02's
		/// first run refused its own default over that 0.12 m gap; pinning is the fix, not a wider
		/// tolerance.)
		/// </summary>
		private static (float ceilingRaw, float ceilingOut, float redSlope) ResolveHandover(
			CurveKnots k, CurveAnchors a, float lowlandCeilingM)
		{
			float redSlope = (a.RedCeil - a.OrangeCeil) / (k.K2 - k.K1);

			if (lowlandCeilingM > MaxLowlandCeilingM)
				throw new InvalidOperationException(
					$"[ContinuousCurve] lowlandCeiling {lowlandCeilingM:F1} m is above the {MaxLowlandCeilingM:F0} m " +
					"bound — close enough to the old bench (100±12 m) to preserve a flat one, which is the " +
					"artifact this mode exists to remove. Refusing.");

			float redCeilM = WorldScale.MetresFromRaw(a.RedCeil - a.Sea);
			if (lowlandCeilingM <= redCeilM + 0.01f)
				return (k.K2, a.RedCeil, redSlope);

			float ceilingOut = a.Sea + WorldScale.RawFromMetres(lowlandCeilingM);
			return (k.K2 + (ceilingOut - a.RedCeil) / redSlope, ceilingOut, redSlope);
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// Build the per-seed spline. ⚠ PER SEED, because <paramref name="spikeMax"/> is per seed —
		/// exactly the same reason the staircase's monotonicity sweep ran per seed.
		///
		/// Throws (refusing the generation) on any configuration that cannot produce the target
		/// silhouette: a ceiling at bench height, a drama that would fold the summit under its own
		/// onset, a ceiling above the seed's summit.
		/// </summary>
		public static ContinuousCurve Build(CurveKnots k, CurveAnchors a, float spikeMax,
			float lowlandCeilingM, float climbFeather, float summitDrama)
		{
			// ---- the preserved lowland's edge — shared with BuildCalibrated ----
			var (ceilingRaw, ceilingOut, redSlope) = ResolveHandover(k, a, lowlandCeilingM);

			if (ceilingRaw >= spikeMax - 1e-3f)
				throw new InvalidOperationException(
					$"[ContinuousCurve] lowland ceiling (raw {ceilingRaw:F4}) reaches this seed's summit " +
					$"(spikeMax {spikeMax:F4}) — no room for a climb. Refusing.");
			if (climbFeather < 0f || climbFeather > 1f)
				throw new InvalidOperationException($"[ContinuousCurve] climbFeather {climbFeather} is outside [0,1]. Refusing.");
			if (summitDrama < 1f)
				throw new InvalidOperationException($"[ContinuousCurve] summitDrama {summitDrama} < 1 would make the summit SHALLOWER than the climb's average — that is a ramp, not a peak. Refusing.");

			// ---- control points, in normalized climb space ----
			// u = (raw − ceilingRaw)/(spikeMax − ceilingRaw), v = (out − ceilingOut)/(PeakCap − ceilingOut).
			float spanRaw = spikeMax - ceilingRaw;
			float spanOut = a.PeakCap - ceilingOut;
			float s0 = redSlope * spanRaw / spanOut;              // the join slope, normalized

			// The feather point: hug the join slope until u_f, then lift. Larger feather = longer hug.
			float uF = 0.20f + 0.35f * climbFeather;
			float vF = s0 * uF * 1.05f;                           // fractionally above the pure hug, so
			                                                      // the secant already rises — no dip

			// The summit onset: its secant to (1,1) IS the drama. v_s = 1 − drama·(1 − u_s).
			float uS = SummitOnset;
			float vS = 1f - summitDrama * (1f - uS);
			if (vS <= vF + 0.02f)
				throw new InvalidOperationException(
					$"[ContinuousCurve] summitDrama {summitDrama:F2} folds the summit onset (v={vS:F3}) " +
					$"under the feather point (v={vF:F3}) — the mid-climb would have to be flat or " +
					"descending to compensate. Lower the drama or the feather. Refusing.");

			// A mid point keeps the feather→onset transition smooth, on a gently convex path so the
			// segment secants stay strictly INCREASING — the no-magnet guarantee.
			float uM = (uF + uS) * 0.5f;
			float vM = vF + (vS - vF) * MathF.Pow((uM - uF) / (uS - uF), 1.35f);

			float[] u = { 0f, uF, uM, uS, 1f };
			float[] v = { 0f, vF, vM, vS, 1f };

			// ⚠ THE NO-MAGNET CHECK, enforced rather than assumed: every secant below the summit
			// must be strictly greater than the one before it. A wide-in→narrow-out interval below
			// the onset is a bench in the making.
			float prevSecant = 0f;
			for (int i = 1; i < u.Length; i++)
			{
				float sec = (v[i] - v[i - 1]) / (u[i] - u[i - 1]);
				if (sec <= prevSecant)
					throw new InvalidOperationException(
						$"[ContinuousCurve] control-point secants are not strictly increasing at segment {i} " +
						$"({sec:F4} after {prevSecant:F4}) with feather={climbFeather:F2}, drama={summitDrama:F2} — " +
						"an interior point would act as a magnet. Refusing.");
				prevSecant = sec;
			}

			// ---- denormalize and fit ----
			int n = u.Length;
			var x = new float[n];
			var y = new float[n];
			for (int i = 0; i < n; i++)
			{
				x[i] = ceilingRaw + u[i] * spanRaw;
				y[i] = ceilingOut + v[i] * spanOut;
			}

			float[] m = FritschCarlsonTangents(x, y, startTangent: redSlope);

			return new ContinuousCurve(k, a, ceilingRaw, ceilingOut, spikeMax, redSlope,
				lowlandCeilingM, climbFeather, summitDrama, x, y, m);
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// Fritsch–Carlson (1980) monotone tangents, with a PRESCRIBED start tangent for the C¹
		/// join. The weighted-harmonic-mean interior tangents already satisfy the monotonicity
		/// region; the prescribed start is clamped into <c>[0, 3·Δ₀]</c>, which is the classical
		/// sufficient bound — so the join is C¹ wherever the lowland's exit slope permits, and
		/// safely limited where it does not (which is then reported by the slope sampler, not
		/// hidden).
		/// </summary>
		private static float[] FritschCarlsonTangents(float[] x, float[] y, float startTangent)
		{
			int n = x.Length;
			var h = new float[n - 1];      // interval widths
			var d = new float[n - 1];      // secants
			for (int i = 0; i < n - 1; i++)
			{
				h[i] = x[i + 1] - x[i];
				d[i] = (y[i + 1] - y[i]) / h[i];
			}

			var m = new float[n];

			// Start: the C¹ join, clamped into the monotone region.
			m[0] = Math.Clamp(startTangent, 0f, 3f * d[0]);

			// Interior: weighted harmonic mean — zero if the secants disagree in sign (they cannot
			// here, both positive, but the guard is the algorithm's own and stays).
			for (int i = 1; i < n - 1; i++)
			{
				if (d[i - 1] * d[i] <= 0f) { m[i] = 0f; continue; }
				float w1 = 2f * h[i] + h[i - 1];
				float w2 = h[i] + 2f * h[i - 1];
				m[i] = (w1 + w2) / (w1 / d[i - 1] + w2 / d[i]);
			}

			// End: one-sided three-point estimate, clamped like the start. The summit's entry
			// steepness comes from the last secant (the drama), not from an extrapolated spike.
			float mEnd = ((2f * h[n - 2] + (n > 2 ? h[n - 3] : h[n - 2])) * d[n - 2]
						 - h[n - 2] * (n > 2 ? d[n - 3] : d[n - 2]))
						 / (h[n - 2] + (n > 2 ? h[n - 3] : h[n - 2]));
			if (mEnd < 0f) mEnd = 0f;
			m[n - 1] = MathF.Min(mEnd, 3f * d[n - 2]);

			return m;
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// The curve, for one column. Handles every range: sea identity, the preserved lowland
		/// (BY DELEGATION to <see cref="HeightCurve.Apply"/> — the same code path, hence the same
		/// bits), the linear extension, the climb, the tail.
		/// </summary>
		public float Apply(float h)
		{
			// ⭐ IDENTITY AT AND BELOW SEA — the same load-bearing line as v5.
			if (h <= Anchors.Sea) return h;

			// ⭐ THE PRESERVED LOWLAND: delegate to the staircase's own toe+red branches. Below K2,
			// HeightCurve.Apply never reads the bench/plateau/edge parameters, so any values pass —
			// and the output is bit-identical to task 01's staircase, which oracle (d) asserts.
			if (h < Knots.K2)
				return HeightCurve.Apply(h, SpikeMax,
					Anchors.BenchBase, Anchors.ShelfSpanMin, Anchors.PlateauBase, Anchors.ShelfSpanMin,
					Knots, Anchors, edgeShift: 0f);

			// The red band's grade, continued. Empty at the default ceiling (CeilingRaw == K2);
			// at h == K2 exactly this is RED_CEIL + 0 — the same value the staircase's foothill
			// riser produces at its own u = 0.
			if (h <= CeilingRaw)
				return Anchors.RedCeil + (h - Knots.K2) * JoinSlopeRaw;

			// The gentle tail, as v5 — a slope, not a clip.
			if (h >= SpikeMax)
				return Anchors.PeakCap + (h - SpikeMax) * Anchors.TailSlope;

			// ⭐ THE CLIMB: cubic Hermite on the Fritsch–Carlson tangents.
			int i = FindInterval(h);
			float dx = _x[i + 1] - _x[i];
			float t = (h - _x[i]) / dx;
			float t2 = t * t, t3 = t2 * t;

			return (2f * t3 - 3f * t2 + 1f) * _y[i]
				 + (t3 - 2f * t2 + t) * dx * _m[i]
				 + (-2f * t3 + 3f * t2) * _y[i + 1]
				 + (t3 - t2) * dx * _m[i + 1];
		}

		/// <summary>The climb's derivative at a raw height inside (CeilingRaw, SpikeMax).</summary>
		public float SlopeAt(float h)
		{
			if (h <= CeilingRaw || h >= SpikeMax) return JoinSlopeRaw; // outside the spline proper
			int i = FindInterval(h);
			float dx = _x[i + 1] - _x[i];
			float t = (h - _x[i]) / dx;
			float t2 = t * t;

			return (6f * t2 - 6f * t) * (_y[i] - _y[i + 1]) / dx
				 + (3f * t2 - 4f * t + 1f) * _m[i]
				 + (3f * t2 - 2f * t) * _m[i + 1];
		}

		private int FindInterval(float h)
		{
			// Four intervals — a linear scan beats a binary search at this size.
			for (int i = _x.Length - 2; i > 0; i--)
				if (h >= _x[i]) return i;
			return 0;
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// The cheap per-seed proof that "monotone by construction" held in float32 too: a dense
		/// strict-increase sample over the whole range, sea to past the tail. Throws and refuses on
		/// violation, exactly as the staircase's sweep did. ~10k samples, sub-millisecond.
		/// </summary>
		/// <returns>A one-line confirmation for the run log.</returns>
		public string AssertStrictlyIncreasing()
		{
			float prevH = Anchors.Sea;
			float prev = Apply(prevH);
			double top = SpikeMax + 0.5;
			double step = (top - Anchors.Sea) / 10000.0;

			for (double hd = Anchors.Sea + step; hd <= top; hd += step)
			{
				float h = (float)hd;
				if (h <= prevH) continue;   // float32 dedupe, as the staircase's sweep
				float v = Apply(h);
				if (v <= prev)
					throw new InvalidOperationException(
						$"[ContinuousCurve] MONOTONICITY VIOLATION at h={h}: {v} <= {prev} " +
						$"(ceiling {LowlandCeilingM:F0} m, {KnobSummary()}). Refusing to generate.");
				prev = v;
				prevH = h;
			}

			return $"[ContinuousCurve] strict-increase sample passed (10k points, ceiling {LowlandCeilingM:F0} m, " +
				   $"feather {ClimbFeather:F2}, drama {SummitDrama:F2}, spikeMax {SpikeMax:F6}).";
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// Oracle (e)'s instrument: sample the climb's slope densely and report it in NORMALIZED
		/// units (1 = the climb's average grade). Returns the extremes and where they sit, plus the
		/// tripwire verdicts — the caller decides how loudly to say it.
		/// </summary>
		public (float minN, float minAtRaw, float maxBelowOnsetN, float maxAtRaw, bool nearFlat, bool cliff)
			SampleClimbSlopes(int samples = 2000)
		{
			float spanRaw = SpikeMax - CeilingRaw;
			float spanOut = Anchors.PeakCap - CeilingOut;
			float toN = spanRaw / spanOut;                       // raw slope → normalized
			float onsetRaw = CeilingRaw + EffectiveSummitOnset * spanRaw;
			float s0N = JoinSlopeRaw * toN;

			float minN = float.MaxValue, maxN = float.MinValue, minAt = 0f, maxAt = 0f;
			for (int i = 1; i < samples; i++)
			{
				float h = CeilingRaw + spanRaw * i / samples;
				float sN = SlopeAt(h) * toN;
				if (sN < minN) { minN = sN; minAt = h; }
				if (h < onsetRaw && sN > maxN) { maxN = sN; maxAt = h; }
			}

			bool nearFlat = minN < s0N * NearFlatFactor;
			bool cliff = maxN > CliffCeilingN;
			return (minN, minAt, maxN, maxAt, nearFlat, cliff);
		}

		/// <summary>Raw height where the summit onset sits, and its output — for histogram overlays.</summary>
		public (float raw, float outp) SummitOnsetPoint()
		{
			float r = CeilingRaw + EffectiveSummitOnset * (SpikeMax - CeilingRaw);
			return (r, Apply(r));
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// The shaping knobs, named for whichever path built this curve — chat2/02's analytic
		/// feather/drama or chat2/03's measured lift/sharpness. ⚠ The analytic fields are NaN on a
		/// calibrated curve, so nothing may print them unconditionally.
		/// </summary>
		public string KnobSummary() => Calibration != null
			? $"lift {Calibration.MountainLift:F2} sharp {Calibration.PeakSharpness:F2} (calibrated)"
			: $"feather {ClimbFeather:F2} drama {SummitDrama:F2} (analytic 02)";

		/// <summary>The control points as one line for the INDEX and the report.</summary>
		public string DescribeControlPoints()
		{
			var sb = new StringBuilder();
			sb.Append($"ceiling {LowlandCeilingM:F0}m {KnobSummary()} · points ");
			for (int i = 0; i < _x.Length; i++)
				sb.Append($"({_x[i]:F4},{_y[i]:F4}{(i == 0 ? " C1" : "")}) ");
			sb.Append($"· join slope {JoinSlopeRaw:F4} raw");
			return sb.ToString();
		}
	}
}