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  "harness": "sj-harness 0.1.0",
  "job": "job:82a7ebf9610c951468e5990033f7c7a8",
  "kind": "domain_review",
  "bundle": "sha256:ae5808c78797527fb5387f6c98ad898f0a7c8e74570d96d2b6dee3226fea826f",
  "claims": [
    {
      "local_id": "C1",
      "claim_id": "claim:8f3ee24ab1ad54f19c3808bace848f224a315d6eb8d0b2b7d51c11d39e183d6c",
      "verdict": "minor_issues",
      "significance": "minor",
      "reason": "Proof checked and correct for all T; novelty is only an explicit non-asymptotic packaging of slow escape at the 1/4 cusp already established by Klebanoff (2001); omits Boll's 1991 observation, earlier real-axis heuristics, and the parabolic-implosion literature it alludes to."
    },
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      "claim_id": "claim:d9e700ba824922791ea7dd6dfc32072cbef67e2fa96e9c974d28c1f46fdb5b83",
      "verdict": "minor_issues",
      "significance": "minor",
      "reason": "Certified counts are sound and independently recomputed; N*sqrt(eps) converges to pi (2.875 to 3.1414) as Klebanoff predicts, but the paper does not make this comparison and cites little prior rigorous escape-time work; useful but small testing resource."
    }
  ]
}