Yesterday's-shape correction, one commit old. e25de56 explained the 2400-vs-2401
gap by saying the corpus "grew from 389 files to 394 between the two runs", so
the larger snapshot returned one fewer URL -- two variables moving at once.
The consumer self-corrected the same day and the correction reproduces here
against their tree, not against their message:
find skills -path '*/references/*' -name '*.md' 389
find skills -name 'SKILL.md' 5
find skills -name '*.md' 394
394 is every .md under skills/; 389 is the references/** path the measurement
actually scoped to. One snapshot counted two ways, not two snapshots taken at
different times -- and the 5 SKILL.md files contributed no unique URLs.
So the corpus never grew, only the script moved, and the one-URL gap is back to
unexplained (the original harvester is gone from a scratchpad). Everything else
in their measurement stands unchanged: 2400 distinct URLs, 0 firings on the
entropy branch, worst legitimate token H=4.301 at len=78.
The do-not-merge rule is unaffected and now rests on less: two counts of the
same knowledge base, one URL apart, no account of why. Never summed, never
quoted as one figure.
27 items unchanged, README stays in sync.
Kjell Tore Guttormsen
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