Discussion
What happens when a schedule proves infeasible for a given plan?
Answer: B
Feedback from the scheduler to the planner, requesting a plan avoiding the bottleneck, is the standard arrangement, and the loop repeats until a feasible pair is found. Accepting violations and relaxing limits change the problem, and declaring insolubility is premature. An architecture in which two components negotiate, rather than one simply consuming the other's output, is what makes decomposition workable when the parts are not truly independent.
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