vicoproplus/moon_textstat/gate/data

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difficult_words
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difficult_words_list
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letter_count
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Cell

pub(all) struct Cell {
  sample_id : String
  shape : String
  lang : String
  group : String
  expected : Expected
  source : String
}

One frozen alignment cell of the L3 table (AD section 5).

Sample-side cells carry the sample id, the oracle call shape and the effective language of the recorded result set: en_US for every results set and es_ES for spanish_text.results_es (the sample lang field is not authoritative for results). Language-probe cells use the probe code as both sample_id and lang. source is the provenance annotation golden:oracle_smoke.json#<path> into the frozen oracle.

Expected

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pub(all) enum Expected {
  EInt(Int)
  EDouble(UInt64)
  EList(Array[String])
  EError(String)
}

Expected value of one frozen L3 alignment cell.

EDouble carries the IEEE-754 double bit pattern, never decimal text: AD-2 section 2.2 makes the bit pattern the contract and the printed text explicitly non-contractual, so comparisons must use UInt64 equality. EError records the oracle's failure text for cells of unsupported languages; the product failure text is intentionally richer and is not compared (A-5.4).

all_cells

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fn all_cells() -> Array[Cell]

All frozen cells (366), in generator order: the eleven sample results sets, then spanish_text.results_es, then the thirteen language probes.

The generated table is never handed out directly: callers such as the --inject=<n> path may reorder or replace entries in the returned array (AD section 6 requires that no injected value reaches a generated file).

cells_for_group

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fn cells_for_group(group : String) -> Array[Cell]

The cells of one gate group (count, variant, formula, degenerate, lang, errors), in table order. Unknown groups (data, selfcheck, all) select no cells here and yield an empty array.