Hera keeps a table of the nodes she has had born, number and place.
KILL ( n -- ): she asks the kernel to remove node n, forgets her own way
to it, and sends GONE about it to every other node in the table. A node
she never had born, herself, or one she has killed already is an error
that says so, and nothing is removed. v3's word and meaning; v3's takes
a name, and a mesh node has a number.
test_host_unit.c, 74 checks: Hera kills node 14 while node 12 is blocked
writing to it, and what 12 then sends there is refused; node 12 waits on
node 13, stuck in a loop and not its neighbour, and the wait ends Node
gone when Hera kills 13; Hera waits on node 12, stuck, and a line typed at
the console ends her wait Interrupted and then kills 12.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
