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daycurve._floor_cut() set a cut from a battery already at the floor (its cap 0 is below its rating), so a give run with one battery empty and the other held to its rating was cut until MAX_FLOOR_CUTS ran out: 2,800 cuts and 460 ms a build, and give blocks back at the hour edge after that. The shortfall in a step is now shared as control shares it (by what each battery holds above the floor, packshare.weights(), each at most its rating, the rest passed on), in the step and in the cut. A battery giving v kW that holds h kWh is empty at h / v; one at the floor holds nothing and never sets a cut. The cut lands where the step then comes out exact, so it is placed once. curve(stats=) reports the floor cuts and whether the bound stopped one. test_ux54.py: _floor_cut() checked to the second against floor times worked out by hand (one battery, a group with one held to its rating, the second group, the split by what they hold), a battery at the floor sets no cut, the bound is reported; own_walk() with the reviewer's two cases (30/80 %, guard, 7 kW house; 2 x 3 kW, 3.5 kW house) and, per build, the floor cuts, the level points and the time. No decision, command, timing or option key changes. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Bdqr7PiaHcBnzPituu2yTC