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Probe-to-build SIP materializes and rescans the whole probe side (ACCUMULATE + RESULT_COLLECTOR/READ_FTABLE) to seed the build-side semi mask. When the probe side is at least as large as the build side, the mask can prune at most buildCard rows while materialization pays collect + rescan over probeCard rows, so the optimization cannot pay off: keep the plain pipelined hash join. The LIMIT-pushdown path (probeLimit) is exempted since its capped probe still benefits from the mask.
Motivating case: CardinalityTest.TestMultiParentPackedScan dataset, where the probe-side rescan produced ~2253 single-key batches (flat-a/unflat-b factorized layout replayed one key per batch). Skipping the unprofitable SIP removes the probe-side materialization round-trip (measured ~4.3ms there) with byte-identical results.
Skipping an optimization is correctness-safe by construction. Verified locally: optimizer_test 24/24, CardinalityTest.* 7/7, join-related e2e (join/Join) 22/22.