method: adversarially-verified workflow (analyze → refute); HIGH lead-verified by direct read of the cited code. B5 ground-truth: the A31 O(N²) isSelected/isExpanded (.includes from a per-item $derived) is confirmed across listbox/grid-list/tree-view/tree-grid/tag-group (SYS-7); rovingTargetEl is correctly LIFTED everywhere (not A31); virtual-* use SvelteMap (A33-clean).
- evidence: Morfo declares scope: ['soma', 'sema'] (line 7), but eidos component directory and files exist at src/uix/eidos/components/virtual-list/ with virtual-list.svelte, virtual-list.css, and child components. The scope omits 'eidos' while the eidos recipe layer is fully implemented.
- impact: Scope contract violation: declared scope does not match actual component architecture. API consumers expect soma-only but eidos layer exists and is used.
- proposed-fix: Update morfo scope declaration to scope: ['soma', 'sema', 'eidos'] to match the actual component implementation at G:/dev/svelte/vicen/src/uix/eidos/components/virtual-list/
- verify: [confirmed] Confirmed SYS-1 scope-drift at MEDIUM. src/uix/morfo/components/virtual-list.ts:7 declares `scope: ['soma', 'sema'],` and the morfo is `as const satisfies Morfo` (line 125), yet a full eidos layer exists at src/uix/eidos/components/virtual-list/ (virtual-list.svelte, virtual-list-viewport.svelte, virtual-list-window-viewport.svelte, virtual-list-item.svelte, virtual-list.css, types.ts, index.ts). virtual-list.css is a genuine recipe with size/variant/color cascades, e.g. `[data-virtual-list-root][data-variant='surface'] { border: var(--border-width) solid var(--color-border-default); ... }` (lines 53-56) and color cascades lines 67-73 — it demonstrably styles the morfo-emitted data-attrs. The scope omits 'eidos' while eidos is implemented and used. One nuance to the candidate's wording: there is NO top-level `virtual-list:` entry in src/uix/eidos/lib/recipes/base.ts (only `s-text-virtual-list` skeleton-text at line 3534); the component uses a standalone foundation-style .css file rather than a base.ts recipe. This does not change the verdict — the eidos layer plainly exists. Sibling virtual-grid carries the same pattern (the morfo comment line 8 says 'Same rationale as virtual-grid').
- covers: fixed-size virtual item computation with overscan; scrollToIndex navigation with center align; dynamic measurement compensation for items above viewport
- untested: WindowViewport scroll handling and coordinate transformation; horizontal orientation viewport and item layout; overscan edge cases (count <overscan);emptylistbehavior;multiplesequentialmeasurements;getItemKeyreorder/filterstability