The owner's watch of a state keeping one value per key is never handed a
revision that a later write of the same key replaced first, so every such
skip read as "changes missed" and the reader asked its first view again,
over and over in a burst. Each event now names the revision said before it
(prev), and a reader takes it when its picture holds that one.
A change whose event never reached a reader was only noticed at a later
change, and a lost last one never. The owner now says its mark as an event
each time it writes it; a reader short of it asks its first view at once
and holds what it read, never the event's body.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JG73KEq4zoDfM9WtYpcQgZ