README: link the scored tool, and read the perfect score narrowly - #1
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Litmus is cited from Aegis-7702 but never pointed back, so a visitor arriving at the benchmark had no route to the tool it scores. Add the reciprocal links, say up front what the benchmark is for, and put the 1.000 scorecard next to Aegis-7702's measured precision on production code so the flattering number is not read alone.
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Litmus is cited from Aegis-7702 but never pointed back, so a visitor arriving at the benchmark had no route to the tool it scores.
Add the reciprocal links, say up front what the benchmark is for, and put the 1.000 scorecard next to Aegis-7702's measured precision on production code so the flattering number is not read alone.