Comprehensive cross-check of the appendix's test counts vs live
`pytest --collect-only` output found two more drift points beyond
6cbbf95's phi_alignment_probe + t3_bound_calculator count
refreshes:
1. tests/test_warrant_resolver.py — appendix described its
coverage qualitatively but didn't give a count. Live: 23
tests. Added "23 tests covering ..." prefix.
2. test/code ratio table row for t3_bound_calculator.py was
"446 351 (51 tests) | 1.4". My 581ad90 added 2 KAT-fixture-
gap-closure tests + ~95 lines of test code (the
test_b3_exact_formula + test_t3_bound_known_answer_tests
functions). Refreshed to "249 | 446 (53 tests) | 1.79".
Comprehensive verification result (all 14 appendix entries
cross-checked against `pytest --collect-only`):
test_aliases.py 28 ✓
test_warrant_resolver.py 23 (was uncounted)
test_warrant_chain.py 9 ✓
test_textbooks_manifest.py 43 ✓
test_anchor_prg.py 27 ✓
test_phi_alignment_probe.py 23 ✓ (refreshed in 6cbbf95)
test_t3_bound_calculator.py 53 ✓ (refreshed in 6cbbf95;
ratio table fixed here)
test_fork_score.py 18 ✓
test_substrate_fork_score.py 27 ✓ (added in 6cbbf95)
test_weights.py 16 ✓
test_pi_star_protocol_and_registry.py 21 ✓
test_qa_progress.py 31 ✓
test_qa_prompts.py 20 ✓
test_concepts_extract.py 20 ✓
Zero remaining drift. The cookbook appendix is now bit-for-bit
consistent with live pytest collection across all 14 entries.
Hygiene: docs-only commit, no code surface change.
russell@unturf.com
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