wiki: valet / over-capacity mode; 'full' is a soft operator policy
Capture that refusing at capacity is the default, not absolute: an operator may opt into valet over-capacity (customer hands over keys, operator stacks the car into custody). Manned-only, new custody/session shape. Deferred; not built into the entry flow. Made capacity-occupancy's FULL gate a soft policy knob.
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loop count, or the [[opencv-anpr-service|vision]] count) reconciles it — surfaced as an anomaly,
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not silently corrected.
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## "Full" is a soft, operator-configurable policy
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Refusing at capacity is the **default**, not an absolute. An operator may opt into
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**[[valet-overcapacity|valet over-capacity]]** — accept the car into operator custody (keys handed
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over, stacked beyond the marked count) instead of refusing. So the FULL gate is a policy knob
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(refuse vs. valet-accept), set by the operator per site. Valet is a manned-mode feature with its
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own custody/session shape — see [[valet-overcapacity]] (deferred).
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## Open
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- Whether "FULL" is a hard block or a soft warning (operator can wave one in) — operator policy.
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- Zone/level granularity at launch vs. single capacity number.
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- Reserve-for-permits threshold.
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- The valet over-capacity mode + custody model ([[valet-overcapacity]]).
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