docs: model counts 70→71 chat, 94→95 total (GLM-5.3) - #51
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Swept with brand-numbers.docs.test.ts's own regex rather than a blind 70->71 replace, so prices, dates and token counts are untouched: 40 counts across 22 files. The guard now passes. Counts move with every launch; this is step 4 of the launch checklist, and the reason the sweep is mechanical is that three hand-written grep passes over this tree once each found a different subset and left 49 stale numbers behind.
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Step 4 of the model-launch checklist for GLM-5.3, which lands in blockrun as
zai/glm-5.3.40 model counts across 22 files, swept with
brand-numbers.docs.test.ts's own regex rather than a blind70→71replace — so prices, dates and token counts are untouched. The guard in the main repo now passes.Counts move with every launch. The reason the sweep is mechanical: three hand-written grep passes over this tree each found a different subset and left 49 stale numbers behind, because nobody thinks to grep for "a free tier of 10".