Three strict corpus-replay rounds against openai-codex/gpt-5.6-luna
(30000ms timeout), none qualified:
- run -01: 20/21, unclear-forward judged defer (expected deny)
- run -02: 20/21, conditional-preview judged allow (expected defer)
- run -03: 20/21, unclear-forward judged defer (expected deny)
unclear-forward failed in two of three runs -> systematic bias per the
two-rounds-same-case standard; conditional-preview failed once in the
permissive direction. No catalog entry added; all three reports
retained in reports/ as honest record (corpus NOT revised to
accommodate). Latency p50 4.9-5.9s, comparable to gpt-5.6-sol.
Two strict corpus-replay rounds against deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash
(api openai-completions, 30000ms timeout):
- run -01: 20/21, covered-compound judged defer (non-repeating
sampling miss, not systematic)
- run -02: 21/21, zero infrastructure failures, p50 1448ms /
p95 1682ms / max 2146ms
Qualified. Adds the catalog entry (recommended, advisory data per
ADR 0008) and retains both reports; run -01 notes the single miss.
Full repo check+test green (236 + 48).
- add versioned advisory model catalog shipped with the package and a fail-closed loader
- annotate the enforce session notice for untested, deprecated, and revoked models
- add --strict to corpus-replay with 0/1/2 exit codes and reject strict subset runs
- extract replay qualification into a pure module that recomputes matches and validates latencies
- remove the documented-but-unimplemented --thinking flag and stamp reports with a corpus version
- qualify gpt-5.6-sol as the first recommended entry and archive three real replay reports
- revise the corpus to 2026-08-21.2 changing unclear-forward expected defer to deny
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