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0.1.1: fix the AI-word count for real corrections; suggest keeps valid items - #2

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Fixes found on the first real story pass and by the wiki run.

  • L-001: says to said, road to rode and blanks to planks were counted as AI-written words. Irregular forms, commonly confused words, and a one-for-one swap to a word the author wrote in the same or a neighbouring paragraph now count as the author's. On the real story the ledger goes from 3 false AI words to 0.
  • Echo check: copied runs of three or more words count their common words as AI-written too, so nonfiction allowances cannot be undercounted.
  • The apply changelog names author text as the author's; a refused intake writes nothing; README Privacy lists the full works-store lookup order; kb/delivery names suggestions.json as the source of truth.
  • L-002: suggest saves valid items, lists refused ones by number and skips duplicates on resubmit. Eval cases get 30 turns (prompt.md frontmatter) and a clearer outcome-1 judge criterion.

Tests 31/31; evals 9/9 (TESTS.md T-20261008-5); budget green. After merge: tag v0.1.1, release, reinstall, update the wiki's version pages.

…d items, wiki-run fixes

Irregular forms, commonly confused words and the author's own word
nearby count as corrections (L-001); copied runs of common words count
as AI-written; author text is named as the author's in the changelog;
a refused intake writes nothing; suggest saves the valid items and
skips duplicates on resubmit (L-002); eval cases get 30 turns.
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m4bwav merged commit 8d9a0d5 into main Oct 9, 2026
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