chore(measure): first-rater verdicts for Arm B, D and E
36 verdicts, one rater identity, one round, all three arms re-rated rather than carried over. The rows: Arm B 8 too coarse / 4 too fine / 0 duplicate / 0 correct Arm D 4 / 5 / 0 / 3 Arm E 4 / 3 / 0 / 5 Against the direction criterion pre-registered in the brief before the row was seen -- fewer `too fine` WITHOUT more `too coarse` -- `too fine` goes 5 -> 3 and `too coarse` stays 4. Both halves are published. No threshold is set and none is implied. Against the ceiling measured in step 9 (3 of 39 documents carry any table row, so at most 3 of the 12 can move), the row moved 2 of the 3 it could. The third is position 5, and it is the finding worth more than the two that moved: Arm E takes it from 21 concepts to 6, which is the biggest single reduction in the round, and the LABEL DOES NOT CHANGE. Each of its three references is still cut into a 114-char title concept carrying a heading and no body, plus its table. Joining the table rows removed most of the fragmentation and left the rest. Two things this rating is not. It is not independent: this rater had read the Arm D report's published rows, so Arm B reproducing 8/4/0/0 and Arm D reproducing 4/5/0/3 is consistency, not confirmation. And positions 2, 6 and 8 are `correct` only under the reading that a top-level chapter is one unit of knowledge -- the question Arm D surfaced, which is the operator's and is not decided here. Sources were verified before rating, not assumed: both archives reproduced byte-for-byte in step 8. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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