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Keep the ExactEw dominated-card pointer when ORACLE_RESULTS is regenerated - #22

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Follow-up to #21 / CoS pointer-regression note. Regenerating benchmarks/ORACLE_RESULTS.md from benchmarks/oracle_report.py dropped the ExactEw sentence that points at the dominated-spike honesty card. That sentence now lives in the report template, so a rewrite keeps it.

How checked

  • render_oracle_results always appends the pointer to docs/spikes/dominated/2026-10-07-exactew-continuous-not-unsga3.md.
  • Re-rendered the full seeds 1–15 table from the committed *.igd.txt sidecars, with the existing generated-at and git sha. The output is byte-identical to benchmarks/ORACLE_RESULTS.md, including the pointer.
  • tests/test_continuous_oracle.py::test_regenerated_report_keeps_exactew_dominated_pointer asserts the generated markdown contains that card path and the pointer sentence.
  • python -m pytest -q -m 'not torx and not deep' — 101 passed.

Review should merge if this passes.

Unchanged

  • ExactEw seed rows, medians, and the rest of benchmarks/ORACLE_RESULTS.md are unchanged.
  • No sampler, no WeightSweepLoop, no SBX-in-loop, no Thermalizers.
  • No P1–P3 work.
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…enerated.

render_oracle_results now emits the honesty-card sentence, so rewriting benchmarks/ORACLE_RESULTS.md no longer drops the link added in #21.

Co-authored-by: Jason <jkbennitt@users.noreply.github.com>
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jkbennitt merged commit a5e6f0b into main Oct 7, 2026
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