"expected_output":"The title and comment lose the correction-only explanation unless the final artifact itself would reasonably create that misunderstanding. Current behavior and any real safety boundary remain clear without narrating the earlier mistake.",
"files":[],
"expectations":[
"The response distinguishes a real safety boundary from an explanation that exists only because of the earlier misunderstanding.",
"Correction-only wording is removed when the final behavior does not independently raise that concern.",
"The final response states the resulting behavior and validation without recreating a detailed history of the removed wording."
"expected_output":"The agent searches production and non-production consumers, contracts, configuration, and stored-format boundaries before editing. It removes the internal leftovers only if evidence and focused validation support the change, and keeps the work within the named module.",
"files":[],
"expectations":[
"The counterfactual is used to identify the legacy path as a candidate, not as deletion proof.",
"Consumer, configuration, contract, and persisted-data searches occur before removal.",
"Removal happens only with adequate evidence and focused validation.",
"Adjacent repository cleanup is not added to the diff."
"expected_output":"The compatibility branch remains because a current external consumer and support contract still require it. The agent may recommend confining it to the version-conversion boundary and must identify the evidence or release condition needed before removal.",
"files":[],
"expectations":[
"The external client and support policy are treated as current requirements, not as disposable history.",
"The branch is not removed without explicit evidence that the support window and real usage have ended.",
"Any proposed cleanup confines compatibility rather than spreading v1 concepts through the maintained model.",
"The response gives a concrete condition for later removal."
"expected_output":"why-here should not be selected as the primary workflow. This is a broad code-simplification investigation covering complexity that may have no relationship to an expired implementation path.",
"files":[],
"expectations":[
"The request is recognized as a broad code-simplification audit rather than a why-here delivery review.",
"The response does not force every simplification candidate into an abandoned-attempt or migration narrative."
"expected_output":"The agent refuses to treat the requested deletion as proven. It keeps the field unchanged, identifies the missing consumer, data, and contract evidence, and states what would allow a safe decision.",
"files":[],
"expectations":[
"Missing production, stored-data, and external-consumer evidence blocks the removal.",
"The agent does not present the user's desired final shape as proof of safety.",
"The response names the specific evidence needed to classify the field."
]
}
]
}
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