Re-ran the §13.1/§13.2-style per-leaf fail-breakdown diagnostic on real
driver.search_staged runs (budget 20000, seeds 0-2, harbor-house and
maple-court) under the current full default stack (leaf-sharing x3,
depth-balanced, interior-O, share-aware edge cap) -- never decomposed by
category since those defaults were flipped on.
Finding: crinkliness (48%) and size (20.6%) now dominate the residual on
both programmes (~69% combined); construction-completeness fails
(missing space, adjacency, level, connectivity) are down to a small
tail (<=6% each). This revises erc.1's old recommendation to deprioritise
compactness-cuts in favour of leaf-sharing -- leaf-sharing is now fully
deployed and crinkliness is proportionally more dominant than ever, so
DESIGN.md §13.11 recommends reopening a compactness/crinkliness-targeted
construction lever as the next concrete step.
Also files two bugs found while validating the methodology: dumping and
reloading a .dom under leaf_sharing+collapse_insearch does not reproduce
the search's own in-process fail count (homemaker-py-iio), and
run_staged_search.py's own sanity rescore omits the collapse_insearch
override (homemaker-py-7ua). experiments/run_and_capture_91f.py sidesteps
this by capturing the true in-process fails list instead of rescoring
from disk; experiments/diag_residual_91f.py tallies fail categories from
those sidecars.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01R8agJBT2ZpmF3ErW7wi2wY
