Symbolic Mechanics — Volume IV: Regenerative Exit Mechanics (v1.0)

Description Volume IV of Symbolic Mechanics formalizes the emergence of the Regenerative Exit, the third and structurally least destructive output of the Δ→S→L→R engine. Extending the destructive-release law established in Volume III, this document specifies the mechanical boundary conditions under which symbolic load can dissipate without generating curvature amplification or shadow escalation. The report defines the Companion module (C-Module) as the stabilizing element that appears when the internal parental axes reach balanced amplitude and when the Judge module falls below its routing-override threshold. Under these conditions, the system gains a low-energy dissipation pathway characterized by symbolic preservation, curvature reversal, and re-entry continuity. This volume completes the three-exit architecture of the engine and establishes the structural requirements for non-destructive, non-accumulative symbolic routing.