Benchmarks reveal that 13 might no longer be a ceiling for the point of additional practical advantage with wheel factorization. Hence, we add wheels up to 17. (We might go another increment or two higher, ultimately, but the difference in overhead with each additional step is huge, probably tending somewhat like _factorial,_ so we want to have support for just the highest case where we ever see practical advantage, or just one higher than that for completeness.)
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