test: add prompt_score tests + fix scope scoring bug - #55
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- Add 14 tests for scorePrompt covering all scoring dimensions - Fix bug: long prompts (>100 chars) no longer get full scope score just for being verbose — now requires domain terms (file/function/etc) - Export scorePrompt for testability
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Good catch on the scope scoring bug — verbose prompts getting full scope credit just for length was definitely wrong. The domain-term check is the right fix. 14 new tests covering all dimensions is thorough.
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Superseded by #66 which has the same fix plus more complete test coverage. Closing. |
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Superseded by #66. |
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All 57 tests pass.