relower: map and docstring stop reading Accepted/Regressed as findings while the floor is uncalibrated

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Weksa 2026-11-13 02:05:14 +00:00
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@ -1634,8 +1634,8 @@ impl RunStores {
/// A diagnostic like [`recall`](Self::recall) and
/// [`stance_ablation`](Self::stance_ablation), never a gate: it serves the
/// distil decision, whether a tuned lowerer beats or matches the prompted
/// one. Asks `arm` the byte-identical lowering prompts of round `n`'s live
/// distil decision, whether a tuned lowerer is worth keeping against the
/// prompted one (calibration-pending: see the map). Asks `arm` the byte-identical lowering prompts of round `n`'s live
/// Validation items, reads the arm and the round's own lowering
/// (`recorded`) against the items, and, given a `floor` arm (a second
/// prompted lowering, so the floor is lowering-only noise), decides by

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@ -371,9 +371,9 @@ own Validation reading, which scores those items 0. An arm answer that is not a
usable lowering scores 0 and counts in `unusable=`; the same for the floor arm,
counted after `floor ... unusable=`. The floor is the spread of the recorded
lowering and a second prompted arm (lowering-only noise, no encoder noise). The
verdict is `decide_panel` over (recorded, arm, floor): Accepted means the arm
helped, Rejected(Regressed) means it is worse, Rejected(NoGain) means it did
not clearly help. The rule is calibration-pending: a one-pair floor is noisy
verdict is `decide_panel` over (recorded, arm, floor): Accepted is the rule's
name for a gain past the floor, Rejected(Regressed) for a loss past it,
Rejected(NoGain) for neither. None is yet a finding about the arm. The rule is calibration-pending: a one-pair floor is noisy
(a simulated prompted repeat reads NoGain only about 7-15% of the time, Regressed
44-60%, Accepted 33-41%), so NoGain is not yet evidence of non-inferiority and
is not yet the bar for cut 13; the calibration arms (a prompted repeat, a