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feat(site): add a Verification section to the homepage
Surfaces the verification layer the dataset now ships with. A new "05 — Verification"
section shows a live snapshot — the verified ratio (currently ~9.8%) and the
green/yellow/red band distribution — alongside a short T0–T3 explainer (offline
trust score → source liveness → Wikidata cross-reference → reality-based promotion).
The snapshot is exposed at build time: build-verification.mjs copies a trimmed view
of data/_verify/status.json into site/public/v1/verification.json (build-only,
gitignored). The page reads that one static file. Adds a "verified" nav link and a
backward-compatible decimals/suffix option to countUp.
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<h2style="margin-top:14px">Checked against reality, not just well-formed</h2>
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<pclass="sec-sub">Passing validation only means a record is <em>shaped</em> right. A separate verification layer scores how confident we are that it describes a real, existing device — and only then sets its <code>verified</code> flag.</p>
<li><spanclass="vt-n">T0</span><div><h4>Offline trust score</h4><p>Completeness, cross-field consistency and source authority score every record into a <b>green / yellow / red</b> band — deterministic, no network.</p></div></li>
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<li><spanclass="vt-n">T1</span><div><h4>Source liveness</h4><p>Each record's <code>source_urls</code> are checked for reachability.</p></div></li>
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<li><spanclass="vt-n">T2</span><div><h4>External cross-reference</h4><p>Claims are matched against Wikidata by exact title and release year.</p></div></li>
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<li><spanclass="vt-n">T3</span><div><h4>Promotion</h4><p>A green record becomes <code>verified</code>; an external contradiction vetoes it. Accuracy stays reality-based.</p></div></li>
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