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- Implement core loop for claim extraction and verification - Analyze 8 claims from README.md and documentation - Identify 3 false claims, 1 true claim, 3 unproven, 1 not verifiable - Create structured documentation with evidence and recommendations - Add comprehensive index with severity ratings Key findings: - Phantom pending bug undermines 100% reproducibility claim - 0.1.0 packages incorrectly marketed as 'Stable' - Performance claims lack supporting benchmarks - Production readiness claims need deployment evidence
- Remove redundant FC/FA dual system - Consolidate to single FC (False Claims) system with falsification methodology - Rename FA-XXX files to FC-XXX for consistency - Update index.md with unified approach - Add comprehensive MAINTENANCE.md guide - Reduce documentation from 13 to 7 files (40% reduction) - Maintain falsification-oriented approach within unified system Benefits: - Single source of truth for claim analysis - Clearer maintenance process - Reduced cognitive overhead - Focused on falsification strategies - Easier to maintain and update
New claims identified and analyzed: - FC-006: Stale-Safe Search - race condition protection untested - FC-007: Worker Pool Management - performance claims unverified - FC-008: Session Restore Completeness - demonstrably false, phantom pending states - FC-009: preventDefault Guarantee - only applies to renderer-managed forms Updated statistics: - Total claims: 9 (was 5) - Demonstrably False: 1 (was 0) - CRITICAL session restore flaw - Probably False: 2 (was 1) - limited form protection - Unverified: 2 (was 1) - untested performance claims - Weakly Supported: 3 (was 2) - basic implementation with gaps Key findings: - Session restore has fundamental design flaw (FC-008) - Worker pool efficiency completely untested (FC-007) - Form protection narrower than implied (FC-009) - Search race conditions need integration testing (FC-006) Each claim includes comprehensive falsification strategies for real-world testing scenarios.
…ion resumption - Remove incomplete manual normalization that missed timer, animation, stress subscriptions - Leverage existing dispatcher subscription reconciliation mechanism - Eliminate phantom pending states by design, not convention - Ensure automatic subscription resumption after session restore - No manual intervention required for new features Fixes the critical bug where subscriptions appeared active but weren't actually running after session restore, causing permanent stuck states in timer, animation, and stress features.
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