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Агент: заполни ДО отправки PR. Незаполненный чеклист = PR закрыт.

  • Я прочитал корневой AGENTS.md перед написанием кода
  • crates/trios-ext/src/lib.rsне тронут (git diff пуст)
  • crates/trios-ext/src/bg.rsне тронут
  • crates/trios-ext/src/mcp.rsне тронут
  • crates/trios-ext/src/bridge/не тронут
  • extension/manifest.json, background.js, content.jsне тронуты
  • Все новые кольца содержат README.md + TASK.md + AGENTS.md (I5)
  • cargo build --all exits 0 (I1)
  • cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings = 0 warnings (I3)
  • Нет wasm-pack в коде (I15)
  • Нет handwritten JS в WASM crates (I15)

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gHashTag and others added 3 commits September 6, 2026 10:33
Paper 1 had no bibliography at all: zero \cite{} commands, no .bib, no
bibliography package. In its place were 18 \subsection{References} blocks --
not 18 lists, but the same three lines copied into every chapter (Zenodo
monograph, Pellis viXra, Sherbon HAL). Three preprints, no peer-reviewed
sources. Appendix D held a source list whose nine URLs were all empty.

The prose meanwhile cited real literature -- Rissanen, Barron/Rissanen/Yu,
Gruenwald, Chaitin, PDG, CODATA, Planck, Udrescu & Tegmark, Angelis et al. --
inline only, in no list.

Adds references.bib with 14 entries, each verified against Crossref or
cross-checked with the already-audited bibliography of the Pellis-Vasilev-Olsen
short paper; none typed from memory. Two fuzzy Crossref queries returned the
wrong decade (CODATA 2014, Planck 2015) and were re-resolved by exact title and
DOI. The three non-peer-reviewed sources carry an explicit preprint note --
they are the claims under test, not supporting evidence.

Removes the 18 duplicated blocks, inserts 34 citations into the prose, and
replaces Appendix D's hollow URL list with real references. main.tex gains
natbib and a bibliography. The conversion scripts are kept in the tree so the
diff is reproducible rather than mysterious.

Verified: all 9 keys used in Paper 1 resolve, and a minimal document citing all
14 entries compiles with 0 BibTeX warnings.

Note: the compendium does not build, and did not before this change --
fm-02-attribution.tex:67 has a stray $$ and p1-03-symbolic-grammar.tex:51 uses
^ in text mode, both outside the edited region. With the 436 unfilled
placeholders, this document has never compiled successfully. The bibliography
is verified in isolation; it cannot be verified in situ until that is fixed.
See BIBLIOGRAPHY_NOTES.md for the remaining work.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
tectonic main.tex now produces a 139-page PDF with the bibliography typeset at
the end. Before this it did not build at all.

The source is ASCII-flattened mathematics from a PDF/markdown conversion and
carried five distinct classes of fatal error:

  23  a line ending mid-math, whose span then ran on through the prose and
      died at the paragraph break  ("...also uses $\varphi")
 103  ^ or _ sitting in text mode  ("R^+", "F^*(theta)")
   2  double-escaped underscore, where \\ is a line break and _ is then bare
      ("\texttt{uio\\_out}")
   2  a markdown # table header converted into \section{} inside tabular
   1  a stray closing brace from a mangled superscript ("{0,1}D}")

Adds mathcheck.pl, which reports the first two classes, and mathfix.pl, which
repairs them; the last three were hand-edited. Escapes are applied only outside
math spans.

This makes the document build. It does NOT reconstruct the intended
mathematics -- the conversion damage is still visible in the output
("$\in$fty" where "infty" was meant, "muT(x)", "lambda^*L"). Repairing the
notation is separate and larger work, recorded in BIBLIOGRAPHY_NOTES.md.

Also attaches the last three references.bib entries to the text that already
discussed them (Benjamini-Hochberg, the Pellis expansion, Olsen), taking the
printed bibliography from 9 entries to 12.

One correction: the first mathfix.pl recognised only $...$ as math and so
escaped the ^ inside \ensuremath{{}^{2}} in main.tex, breaking all thirteen
Unicode superscript definitions. Reverted -- main.tex now differs from the
previous commit by nothing, and the equation/align environments were checked
and never touched.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
main.tex named the third author Kenneth Olsen. Everywhere else the document
says Scott Olsen: the attribution manifest, the body section "Author profile
--- Scott Anthony Olsen", and the Tier-D foundation it cites, The Golden
Section: Nature's Greatest Secret (Wooden Books, 2006), which is his book.
Kenneth Olsen founded Digital Equipment Corporation and is unrelated.

The wrong name was on the cover -- the most visible line in a 139-page
document -- and stayed invisible until the compendium could be compiled at all.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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