Each of the 3 briefs flagged by bench_consistency.py as claim > measured
now carries an explicit line pairing the op-count claim with the
measured wall-clock speedup and explaining the residual gap.
fbneo-0001: 45,000x claim -> + 2,410x wall-clock at N=45k
(Python dict vs C++ unordered_map constant factor).
mercurial-0001: 5,000x claim -> + 50x wall-clock at k=500
(Python sim ceiling; bench_google_scale.py projects
to Google-scale via ops ratio).
substrate: 38,550x claim -> + 2,009x wall-clock at N=10k
(Python list vs Rust HashSet constant factor).
mercurial-0001 bench also scaled to CASES=[(1000,50), (1000,100),
(1500,200), (1500,350), (1500,500)] to cover k=500 directly.
The audit still counts these as overstates because the claim number
is intentionally the op-count figure; the rendered intel page now
carries both numbers side-by-side so readers can see the reconciliation
without scrolling to the Measured benchmarks table.
russell@unturf.com
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