Modules

Reads the tree's edges — the addresses that seeds a module from a question, the entails down to predictions, the tests/confirms/refutes/supports/rules-out that carry a finding to a hypothesis or an alternative, the part-of/validates/qualifies that hang a result under a finding, and the requires/scopes that set the module's apparatus and domain — and groups the claims into modules in two grains. The argument grain is a handful of nodes: the question, the hypothesis, the alternatives with what eliminated each, the predictions with their outcome, the findings, the interpretation. The finding grain is a cluster: a finding and the analysis results that bear on it, with a combine record naming the results its warrant was computed from — the results are atoms with spans and panels, never claims on the paper. Scope sits beside the argument as domain and apparatus. A finding that answers no declared question is an observation; what no edge places is loose, and each loose claim is listed with the edge it would take to place it. No model call.

--report prints the per-module counts in clusters and results; --write (the default when a paper is named) writes the two files.