in "A".
A structure "a" is the subset of a structure "b" if it has the same
-structure name, the same caps features and each field in "b" exists in
-"a" and the value of the field in "a" is a subset of the value of the
-field in "b". "a" can have additional fields that are not in "b".
+structure name, the same caps features and each field in "b" either does not
+exist in "a", or the value of the field in "a" is a subset of the value of the
+field in "b". "a" must not have additional fields that are not in "b". Fields
+that are in "b" but not in "a" (aka, an empty field) are always a subset.
+This is different to the intuitive mathematical definition as an empty field
+is defined to contain all possible values. This means that the empty field is
+always a superset of any other field.
EMPTY caps are a subset of every other caps. Every caps are a subset of
ANY caps.