Vantage Reconstruction Dynamics Suite

VRF Simulation Demo Suite This package provides two conceptual Python simulations illustrating the behaviour of the Vantage Reconstruction Function (VRF) within the Carlo Loop Framework. These examples are not full implementations of the theory; instead, they serve as lightweight, reproducible demonstrations designed to help researchers and developers explore the structure, dynamics, and collapse‑and‑reconstruction behaviour of the VRF. The suite includes: VRF Demo — a minimal, menu‑driven simulation demonstrating gamma weakening, payload accumulation, collapse detection, and vantage reconstruction. Includes two example scenarios (“Liar Paradox” and “Infinite Mirror”) to show how different contradiction intensities influence collapse timing. Dynamic VRF Demo — a richer, evolving simulation featuring fluctuating contradiction, gamma decay and recovery, payload dissipation, multiple collapse events, and dynamic vantage updates. This example highlights emergent behaviour over time. Both scripts run with standard Python and require no external dependencies. They are intended as conceptual teaching tools and reproducibility artifacts for anyone studying or experimenting with VRF behaviour.