operations

Every operation this replica currently holds, in no guaranteed order.

"Currently holds" is doing real work: an op-log CRDT forgets. A compacted or windowed replica no longer yields the ops it dropped, and — for Rga — an op suppressed by the Rga.compactedBelow floor leaves with no LogOp.Compact naming it. So this is the live log, never a complete history, which is why an archive has to be fed as ops arrive rather than reconstructed from a replica afterwards.

The returned sequence may be iterated more than once, and every iteration observes the same ops — the replica is immutable, so a mutation produces a new replica rather than disturbing this one's stream.

Stated because Kotlin's Sequence is multi-pass unless its documentation says otherwise, so silence here would still read as this guarantee while quietly reserving the right to withdraw it. A future backing that streams (a paged store, a lazily-decoded archive segment) must therefore re-open its cursor per iterator() call rather than hand out a one-shot one: constraining this to a single pass later would break consumers at runtime, with no compile-time signal, on the one surface this contract exists to keep swappable. Declaring the stronger guarantee now costs nothing today and keeps that door shut.