Setup:
- Bases spawn in flat terrain, so terrain mismatch/auto-height isn't the cause.
- CopyPaste config has "Stability (true/false)": true under Paste Options.
- RaidableBases config has no explicit stability override (checked config, no "stability" key present in Settings).
- "Apply Custom Auto Height To" is empty (default behavior).

What I've tried:
- Confirmed CopyPaste's Stability paste option is enabled.
- Confirmed spawn location is flat ground, ruling out terrain-height mismatch as the cause.
- Destroyed every foundation under a spawned base manually — walls/floors above stayed fully intact instead of collapsing like they would in vanilla Rust.

Question: Is continuous structural stability (post-paste, ongoing collapse when supports are removed) something RaidableBases/CopyPaste is expected to enforce, or does the plugin intentionally skip Rust's native stability recalculation for pasted bases? If it's expected to work, what config or setup step am I missing to get destroyed foundations to actually bring down the structure above them?