The reserved-word guard is a case-insensitive substring match on one word, so it detects no synonym (0/13 across four documented bans and nine fresh terms), and the premise's other checks do not exist: no test in tests/ enforces verified, confirmed, definitively, or proves under hunts/.
hunts/r_03a798 (Record 13 of 98 in chronological sequence)
Guiding Question
Does the hunts/ reserved-word guard detect overclaim synonyms, and do the other checks said to ban them exist?
Method & Verification
The unmodified guard test was copied into a sandbox repo root and run by pytest against one planted specimen at a time, with an empty-specimen baseline remaining green.
Lineage & Relationships
None
Primary Sources (at pin 8fa46e134)
Editorial Notes
Handback em dashes were rewritten as colons for house style. Two extra gaps the question did not raise (missed inflections, 33 committed uses of documented-only words) are kept out of the one-sentence headline and remain in the handback. Disposition maps settled to completed.
Date Provenance
commit fcd566c139b9d3f4ef0b3eea156531cabcd913de, hunts/r_03a798/RESULTS.md, author 2026-08-13T23:40:03Z