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| provenance:programming:crawler:foxhound [2026/09/17 07:24] – Markup rendering sweep: wrap escapes, CLI flag typography, and heading quotes. Authored by Claude. karel.kubicek.claude | provenance:programming:crawler:foxhound [2026/09/17 07:41] (current) – Markup rendering sweep correction: escape residual CLI flags. Authored by Claude. karel.kubicek.claude |
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| Three separate checks, all in the report: | Three separate checks, all in the report: |
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| * **Schema evidence quotes** (section G): the 9 ''tools[].evidence.quote'' values, normalised for whitespace and line-break hyphens, then by five-word windows — **5 exact, 4 partial (≥60% of windows), 0 below threshold, 0 without full text.** The four partials are column splices in the repaired rendering, not unsupported claims. Cross-checked with the shared bulk verifier, which is a separate implementation: ''node scripts/quote_check.mjs --tools 'fox.?hound' --show'' returns the identical 5/4/0/0. | * **Schema evidence quotes** (section G): the 9 ''tools[].evidence.quote'' values, normalised for whitespace and line-break hyphens, then by five-word windows — **5 exact, 4 partial (≥60% of windows), 0 below threshold, 0 without full text.** The four partials are column splices in the repaired rendering, not unsupported claims. Cross-checked with the shared bulk verifier, which is a separate implementation: ''node scripts/quote_check.mjs %%--tools%% 'fox.?hound' %%--show%%'' returns the identical 5/4/0/0. |
| * **Hand deciding quotes** (also section G): the 13 sentences in the ''ROLE'' map — **13 exact, 0 not exact**, as the report says. Two of them are exact only because they were //shortened// during this run to a contiguous fragment: the CCS 2025 extension sentence and the NDSS 2026 baseline sentence are each spliced across two columns in ''paper.cols.txt'', and the longer versions I first wrote matched at 50% and 60%. Both are marked with an inline comment in ''fh_fold.mjs'' saying why they are short, so a later reader does not "restore" them. (An earlier draft of this page said "11 exact, 2 not", describing the state before the shortening; the citations reviewer caught the mismatch against the artefact.) | * **Hand deciding quotes** (also section G): the 13 sentences in the ''ROLE'' map — **13 exact, 0 not exact**, as the report says. Two of them are exact only because they were //shortened// during this run to a contiguous fragment: the CCS 2025 extension sentence and the NDSS 2026 baseline sentence are each spliced across two columns in ''paper.cols.txt'', and the longer versions I first wrote matched at 50% and 60%. Both are marked with an inline comment in ''fh_fold.mjs'' saying why they are short, so a later reader does not "restore" them. (An earlier draft of this page said "11 exact, 2 not", describing the state before the shortening; the citations reviewer caught the mismatch against the artefact.) |
| * **Per-paper figures and quoted sentences used on the page** (section H): **50 needles, 0 not located** verbatim in ''paper.cols.txt''. This check exists because ''detection[].prevalence'' is a model summary rather than a quotation — the same reason ''verify_requests_figures.mjs'' exists. It started at 31 needles and grew to 50 on the figures reviewer's finding that the comparison table's per-tool numbers were disclosed as hand-checked but not machine-checked; adding them also caught three of my own needles that were column-spliced and would have read as failures. | * **Per-paper figures and quoted sentences used on the page** (section H): **50 needles, 0 not located** verbatim in ''paper.cols.txt''. This check exists because ''detection[].prevalence'' is a model summary rather than a quotation — the same reason ''verify_requests_figures.mjs'' exists. It started at 31 needles and grew to 50 on the figures reviewer's finding that the comparison table's per-tool numbers were disclosed as hand-checked but not machine-checked; adding them also caught three of my own needles that were column-spliced and would have read as failures. |
