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List documented (D113) syntax-error flips apart in the coverage diff (D135) - #60
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…(D135) The checker loads the catalogue's marks/<family>.jsonl, refusing a mark that names no case, differs from its case's SQL or obligations, or is not a known mark. A Snowflake syntax error the parser now accepts fails the diff unless its case is marked documented (D113); those go on their own non-failing line for the auditor. The docs describe the marks and the receipt join behind both case lines.
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Gate (D94) and landing record.
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Decision D135: a refused→accepted flip on a case the catalogue marks
documented (D113)goes on its own non-failing gate line, which lists the rows for the auditor. Every other receipt-contradicting flip still fails, in either direction.coverage/syntax/marks/<family>.jsonl(C's sidecar, catalogue e85aeb3:{case_id, sql_sha256, obligations, mark}). It fails closed on a mark that names no case, differs from its case's SQL hash or obligations, uses an unknown value, or marks a case twice.diffkeepssyntax_error_cases_acceptedfor unmarked flips (failing) and addsdocumented_cases_accepted, printed as "DOCUMENTED (D113) Snowflake syntax errors the parser now accepts, for the auditor" (not failing).Tests: a documented flip is listed apart, and a settled-mark flip still fails (the first fails with the split removed). Two load faults cover a mismatched mark and an unknown mark. On the real catalogue e85aeb3,
validatepasses with every mark loaded.