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Refuse plans that rest on a belief in a contradiction - #39
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Aletheia used to return, and validate, a policy that relied on an agent believing a contradiction: an agent that observes an event its beliefs rule out has no accessible world left, and every goal about what it believes then holds. The two-site survey got a policy that never visited the south site this way.
--consistent-beliefsand reads group modalities as plank does.consistent_beliefsparameter, on by default. The subprocess solver passes the flag and validates under it.EpistemicStateNodekeeps updating the tracked model as before, repairing on KD45 and never refusing, since it records what already happened.coin-in-the-box-4.jsonis added as a fixture. Both plugins return its honest 9-step plan with the parameter on and the 6-step one with it off.