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Does the verdict ledger (#2166) plus delta-scoped dispatch (#2167, PR #2199) actually skip re-review at the /build Step 6 backstop and on repeat /code-review runs, without losing any findings?
Findings parity (the safety gate): replay 3 real rounds, each on the same diff and commit, once with the ledger on and once with it disabled (move the file aside), and diff the actionable findings (finding_signature.is_actionable) against the ledger-on run.
Ledger health: rows written per dispatch, plus the number of missing-scope-marker events.
Any actionable finding that the ledger-off run finds and the ledger-on run misses is a regression. File it as a bug; do not average it away.
If the skip rate is near zero, state the cause (checkpoint dispatches not writing rows, path canonicalization, or content really changing) rather than just reporting the number.
Part of #2200. Blocked on slice 0.
Question
Does the verdict ledger (#2166) plus delta-scoped dispatch (#2167, PR #2199) actually skip re-review at the
/buildStep 6 backstop and on repeat/code-reviewruns, without losing any findings?Measure
(lens, file)pairs ÷ candidate pairs, per backstop and per repeat run, taken fromverdict_scope.pyoutput (or the slice-0 log). Compare against chore(code-review): measure re-review duplication across build checkpoints and repeat runs #2165's theoretical ceiling of 20.69%.cost_meter's per-lens average. Use the byte-estimate method; chore(code-review): measure re-review duplication across build checkpoints and repeat runs #2165 documented that the "measured" leg over-counts.finding_signature.is_actionable) against the ledger-on run.missing-scope-markerevents.Acceptance criteria
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