j148: bound the corridor by speed x ticks (TR_{TFIL,STRAFE}_CORRIDOR_TICKS, default 0 = to the wall); UNTESTED
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@@ -3660,3 +3660,12 @@ isolates the knob):**
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the known strafe-over-tfil gap reproducing itself, and it is exactly why the
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pre-registration demanded the within-mover reference: read against `tfil_off`
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alone, the knob looks like a winner it is not.
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**j148 — corridor LENGTH bound (unmeasured).** `TR_TFIL_CORRIDOR_TICKS` and
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`TR_STRAFE_CORRIDOR_TICKS` (both default `0`) bound the corridor — the rotated
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rectangle from the ghost bullet along its heading — by `min(distance to the wall,
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bulletSpeed * TICKS)`, so a fast (low-power) bullet's corridor is long and a
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slow one's is short, instead of every bullet blanketing the arena to the wall.
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`0` is exactly today's behaviour; only the LENGTH changes, the heat inside the
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surviving corridor is untouched. **Untested** — no battle, no measurement, the
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parity guard only says the default path is byte-for-byte unchanged.
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