Replaces the O(victims*candidates) per-iteration greedy argmin rescan in
_plan_cp_load_back_owner_lane_evictions with a leaf-up min-heap. The score
(-contribution, -unlock, slru_priority, node.id) depends on the current deficits, so a
static heap is not equivalent; instead use LAZY RE-EVALUATION: a popped entry is consumed
only if its score still matches the node's current score (deficits unchanged since push),
else it is re-pushed with the fresh score. Stale scores are always optimistic (contribution
= sum(min(counts[o], deficits[o])) and the ancestor-unlock contribution only shrink as
deficits shrink), so the first up-to-date popped entry is exactly the global argmin the full
rescan would have picked -> PROVABLY EQUIVALENT, with the same leaf-up eligibility +
ancestor-unlock + parent-push. Determinism/rank-uniformity preserved (selection decided by
the total-ordered score; the heap insertion seq only orders structurally-equal tuples).
Equivalence proven by test: a verbatim reference greedy + a randomized property test (300
seeds, single- AND multi-owner deficits, non-uniform counts exercising the lazy-re-eval
boundary, varied SLRU priorities) asserting byte-identical (victims, planned_freed,
remaining), plus an explicit leaf-up + ancestor-unlock case (child-then-parent). 14 planner
tests pass (1 pre-existing unrelated EAGLE-tail failure unchanged).
Micro-bench (V100, candidates=2000 deficit=7877, benchmark/hicache/bench_cp_owner_lane_planner.py):
A. ORIGINAL (.item() x cp, no memo) 50.06s
B. memo + bincount (greedy) 0.494s (101x)
C. lazy-re-eval heap 0.162s (309x; 3.0x over B) selection A==B==C identical
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>