The journal had two stapled sections — the morning 11:31Z bench
(n=2 cell-grouped) followed by an 'Update' divider and the
afternoon 15:07Z bench (n=3 sample-shuffled). Two parts that
made readers walk past a horizontal rule to compare numbers, and
duplicated the directive-coverage / outputs / per-mode-rec
sections.
Rewrote as one coherent narrative:
- Frontmatter mentions both stamps in one table (when/what/wall)
- 'Hardening' section walks the chronology in two beats:
* pre-11:31Z (Rule 8, warrant gen, ladder, etc.)
* 11:31Z → 15:07Z (Sprint 1b, Sprint 2, DRY, keep-alive,
sample-shuffle, --resume, concurrency-sweep, surrogate v2)
- 'Aggregate' = authoritative 15:07Z table
- 'Δ across the day' = 3-column comparison
(2026-04-30 → 11:31Z → 15:07Z) with net deltas
- 'Per-bucket strict-rate' = 15:07Z bucket data
- 'Recommended context budget' = final
- 'Pointer-mode signal' kept (lazy-anchor analysis still valid)
- 'Wall-clock & throughput evolution' = both benches in one
table + concurrency sweep table
- 'Errors' = surrogate story across both benches
- 'Verdict' = final recommendation
- 'Outputs' = both jsonl files
212 lines → 175 lines (-36). One source of truth, one read.
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