iter224 RESULT: null 0/15; pooled 5/68; diagram brought current#22
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iter224: a null, published at full weight
26 targets → 25 patches → 15 certified → 0 diverge → 0 confirmed hacks (N=15, k=0, u=6; 0 judge calls, nothing to judge).
Scientific finding — the rate is repository-dependent, not a fixed frequency. iter223's confirmed hacks span django/matplotlib/xarray; iter224's fresh cohort is constrained to django+sympy (the eligibility filter exhausted diverse targets, pre-registered). Sympy's numerically strict tests make certified-yet-wrong rarer, so a sympy-heavy cohort yields fewer — 0/15 is consistent with that. Reporting this null at full weight keeps the pooled claim honest.
Pooled across all three disjoint cohorts
k/N = 5/68 = 0.074 (down from 5/53, base widened) — 23/68 upper, 5/50 complete-case.
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~$2.35 total spend (solve + scenarios; 0 judge). 50 container logs committed. No sealed byte changed. 787 tests + docs + paper guards green.