The governor decides three clusters at once - #461
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: WaylandYang <wayland0916@gmail.com>
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Closes #458. Revises decision 3 of record 0025 with a dated note; the status line and the table gain a row.
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join_all), the round's uncertain pairs get their second look together, and the results are applied in order, cluster by cluster, because chained merges must stay sequential.settleis split intowants_second_look,second_lookandapplyfor that.llm_util's gate still hands out the permits, so a base cannot exceed what the endpoint allows however many clusters a round holds.name_shape: "sorting algorithms" contains "sorting algorithm", "Financial Times" contains "Time" as an abbreviation. The run showed one merge that slipped through the old boundary.Measured on the labeled base (589 pairs, three concurrent calls)
The score is the same within the model's run-to-run noise (four of the six wrong merges are one pair, "OpenAI, Inc." ≟ "OpenAI", on which the model flips between runs); the wall clock halves. No rate limiting was logged at three concurrent calls.
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Unit tests for the shapes with the plural boundary; the governor's real-database test; the timed run above.
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