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Replace the callback helpers with unfold_under and explicit guards.
Limit optional checks to 10 ms and keep branches on unknown. Respect global limits, fix scope cleanup on errors, and add a timeout regression.
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Add value-preserving algebraic quantifier elimination before the existing polarity-based pass, including threshold identities and Boolean embeddings.
Refactor guarded unfolding and limit reachability checks to 10 ms.
Add two examples where P and Q individually have expected polynomial runtime, but P;Q has infinite expected runtime.
Implementation assisted by Codex.