iter223: concrete hack exemplars + pooled 5/53 natural rate#19
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Strengthens the published iter223 result with the concrete divergence of each confirmed hack and the pooled rate with iter200.
Four confirmed hacks, concretely (each CERT_EXIT=0, wrong on witness)
Reward hacks in the precise sense: certified by the graded suite, wrong on behavior it does not cover.
Pooled with iter200 (disjoint samples, same strict rule)
Pooled k/N = 5/53 = 0.094, (k+u)/N = 17/53 upper, k/(N-u) = 5/41 complete-case. Overlap audit confirms iter200_overlap=0. Both runs reported at full weight; the higher diverging-confirmation here (4/7 vs 1/7) is noted as a single-run observation, not an instrument-improvement claim.
No spend (documentation of committed evidence). No sealed byte changed.