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This change shifts
exp_009from documenting known architectural flaws to verifying that the prioritized F-1…F-7 remediations are actually active in integrated behavior. It also closes the remaining F-1 gap in AI scheduling by ensuring PHY-enhanced SNR influences Q-bandit decisions.Experiment semantics updated (exp_009)
F-1 closure in AI-native MAC scheduling
phy_effective_snrwhen present), not only baseline SNR.Cross-layer signal path exercised in experiment logic
exp_009now constructs PHY-enhanced channel state and feeds effective SNR into AI reward updates, so the closed-loop behavior is visible in the run.