Universality guarantees a braid exists for any target gate.
Finding it on the multi-anyon fusion qudit (dimension D = FN > 2) is the
synthesis problem — and Solovay–Kitaev does not apply there. Mean residual error compiling random
reachable targets at a matched search budget, lower is better: the co-adaptive search
(grow a prefix and a suffix together, each scored against the other) gets meet-in-the-middle's
reach and beam pruning, beating one-directional exhaustive search and static
meet-in-the-middle. (Full D = 2…8 sweep: package benchmark
bench_coadaptive_synth.)