A message's rows read by position where they are, not from a copy of them: input.rows[k] made the rows a list value (LIST_VALUE copies every row) and read the copy, so each read cost the rows' count (140's box layout: 99,067 ns a node, 4,737 now, the answers the same); rows_at in make check (a literal, a computed and a looped position, through a let and a fn's argument, past the last failing the event); no other module of aup's, Pure's or Vega's changes

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