parity: resolve impossible-to-succeed TODO #80
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- Remove impossible-to-succeed early termination logic and match TypeScript implementation - Refactor ExecutionCounters with separate should_continue() and is_complete() methods mimicking the typescript implementation. - Add documentation explaining TypeScript parity decisions - Update completion logic to properly handle ALL_COMPLETED with failures when all tasks finish Resolves TODO at line 416 by implementing TypeScript-compatible completion behavior where operations continue until normal completion criteria are met rather than terminating early on impossible-to-succeed conditions.
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Resolves TODO at line 416 by implementing TypeScript-compatible completion behavior where operations continue until normal completion criteria are met rather than terminating early on impossible-to-succeed conditions.
Issue #, if available: part of #37
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