Well, I don't like to bring bad news,
but this exists and as you can imagine proposal 3 ends with the R>F of the verse, I wouldn't panic because we also have quantitative superiodity (size) but this will certainly affect the cosmology and how we rate hax.
The third one is just as important as the above two, and in most cases will probably be what makes or breaks whether your R>F Transcendence is 1-A or not: Are beings from the fictional reality interacting with the "real world" despite having no business doing that? As an example: In
Bravely Default, the real world is an actual important plot-point, referred to as the "Celestial Realm" where the gods live. It appears to be very much a literal real world, so much so that, at the end of the game, the 3DS camera turns on and projects the player's face over the background as a showcase of the Celestial Realm. Furthermore,
the characters are referred to as lesser beings compared to the Celestials, who as said before, are also "gods" to them.
So, that seems to have a good case for a Reality-Fiction Transcendence, right? No, not really, because a plot-point in the game is also that the villain, Ouroboros, hatched a scheme to link together a bunch of alternate universes, in the hopes of consuming them and, in doing so, increase his power enough to breach into the Celestial Realm. That implies continuity between the higher world and the lower one in the sense described above, which is, of course, unacceptable. Another example would be
this, which, of course, dispenses all explanation.
And to be honest, even the first proposal we might fail too, for example... the Imaginary Tree being abstract, and the whole Real < Imaginary of the verse. SoQ is also made of pure information/cognition, exists between reality and possibilities.