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A rename is inferred from overlapping windows when the only cut of a
source was re-centred. Alias inference demanded an identical record
window under two names, so a source with a single cut sitting inside a
re-centred dissolve could never be aliased: it read as gone plus new
plus a dropped and an added dissolve — three such junctions on a real reel.
A second tier now adopts a rename from unpaired cuts on the same track
whose windows overlap under clearly-the-same names (LCS similarity ≥ 0.8),
reported with byOverlap. A different shot in an overlapping window stays
a replacement. On the reel: the three phantom drop/add pairs are gone, the
cuts pair, and one of the junctions folds outright.