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The generated C, amalgams, vendored runtime pins, and compiled binaries from the Claude Code era are removed from the worktree. The El sources survive; this tree is now source-only for the first-principles rebuild. Per Principal direction 2026-08-19.
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Known properties of KNOWN-SERIES.tsv, derived by hand from the five rows above.
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n points 5
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x min / max 0 / 4
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y min / max 5 / 40
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point at i=3 (3, 40) -- the maximum, deliberately not last
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point at i=4 (4, 5) -- the minimum, deliberately last
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Why these values: the maximum is NOT the final point and the minimum IS, so a
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plotter that silently drops the last point, or that sorts, or that plots only
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the running maximum, produces a visibly different reading.
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ANTI-TRUNCATION: with y ranging 5..40, a plotter left to autoscale will start
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the y-axis near 5 and make a 3.5x visual change out of an 8x numeric one. For an
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evidence plot the y-axis MUST include zero or be explicitly declared truncated.
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This is the single most common way a correct dataset produces a false picture,
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and it is checked below.
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# A series whose plotted properties are known BEFORE the plotter runs.
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# x y
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0 10
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1 20
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2 15
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3 40
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4 5
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