fix(validation): align celestial-v1 filename tiling - #260
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Summary
Align authored-exit validation with Classic's filename-derived horizontal tiling for
celestial_schema 1maps.Implementation / behavior
Tracks the Classic runtime issue without closing it: atrinik/classic#525
Validation
git diff --check.Limitations / follow-up
This pull request owns static validation; the coordinated Classic pull request owns runtime behavior.
Behavior clarification
Static validation mirrors Classic's general coordinate-filename lookup for every map, regardless of any
celestial_schemamarker. It fills empty slots only when candidate files exist and leaves explicit paths authoritative. Celestial-specific validation remains separate from this path-discovery rule.