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Spec 002 T019: the comparison reads today's report - #212
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Taught from today's real files on T019's run (kept outside the repository): its numbered parts and contents list; its properties as sentences; its tables' cells each shaded on its own, which the reader took for a figure and so left their text out; the pathways' table's `10 / 536`, commas, ratios to three places and two-digit exponents, with a name's lines centred beside its statistics, a statistic agreeing where the values the two prints could be rounded from overlap; each detail at `1.Name (R-HSA-1)`, its facts ending in a full stop, words hyphenated at a line's end, "References" over nothing, references compared from their year on, the edit history's header repeated on each page and its names compared as words; the identifiers found and not found several a row. On pdf-export's side, a row's statistics read by their cells, the notes under the table ending it, and a figure's stray small labels left out. Tests print a report in today's form from the stub's model and compare it with pdf-export's: the same content agrees, and a planted difference in each part is found. Each change seen failing on its own mutant (24). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Spec 002 T019 (
specs/002-analysis-report/tasks.md):pdf-export compare-reporttaught today's report, from its real files on T019's run. The run itself is recorded in a separate PR (research R9).What it now reads in today's form
4. Most significant pathways), "Pathways details", and a contents list that names the parts at a size between the body's and theirs (each part is taken at its largest heading).bandedinread.ts). This also changes spec 001's reader; its tests pass.10 / 536, thousands with commas, ratios to three places, p-values with two-digit exponents, and a name's lines centred beside its statistics. Two statistics agree where the values each print could have been rounded from overlap (samePrinted); counts must be equal.1.Name (R-HSA-1), over two lines when long. Also: "Cellular compartments:" and facts ending in a full stop, words hyphenated at a line's end, and "References" over an empty list. References hang and print their authors in another form, so they are compared from their year in brackets on. The edit history's header repeats on each page, and its names are compared as their words,Surname IagainstSurname, I.Input <Resource> Id) and not found (several a row).Fixed on pdf-export's side
Interleukin-4touched the first statistic, and was read as found 46.Tests
test/compare/today-form.tsprints a report in today's form (placeholders only) from the stub's model.Interactors and expression values in today's form are not read here. The run's token had neither, so how today's prints them is not known. A part it cannot read shows as a difference.
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