Oliver put two pictures side by side — z_rufall3 as the fam_ru sheet drew it,
and z_rufall3 as it shipped — and they were not even close. The sheets were
never the problem: every one of the eleven family rolls came back FINE, and the
pipeline pixelated seven of them on the way down.
_fine.block_size() scores b x b blocks by uniformity, and it scored ALL of
them. key() zeroes the background, a zeroed block is uniform at every b, and on
a 9-row family sheet the background is ~85% of the bounding box — so the
detector's 0.82 bar was cleared by the background alone, at any block size it
tried. Measured on the ru sheet: 0.0% of ink blocks uniform at b=11, 99.2% of
empty ones, overall 0.821. Detected block: 11. _zsheet then honestly snapped
428 px figures down to 39 art px and scaled them back up — the pixelation was
MANUFACTURED there, not drawn. br survived at 0.775 (its ink coverage is 4
points higher) and the whole per-family chunkiness table — br fine, ch/ru/sh/st
at 6 px blocks — was ink-coverage noise around one threshold.
The fix is one line where every caller routes through: background-only blocks
get no vote. Then every family re-cut from the sheets already on disk — no new
rolls, no tokens — and all eleven came down at art block 1. br's re-cut is the
regression check: byte-identical result. Dimensions drift at most 3 px, so
nothing on court changes size. SPRV 112 -> 113 so phones drop the year-long
cache on the chunky art.
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Oliver's four picks, each rolled off its own settled BOSS frame through the
family pipeline (rows in _famroll.py) — the rung and the chapter boss are the
same person. matchFoe decoupled from bossArt's cycling on his call: the match
ladder is 12 with the champion capping rung 12; chapters keep their ten.
The champion refused to bulk through four rolls (words lost, then a new
pair-reference in char_ref only half-won), so his mass is stature: OPPONENTS
rows carry an optional world height h read by zombieH — champion 2.1 m, the
Bulk 2.0 m — and the serve aims at the body actually drawn. HEAD_CROP measured
for all four; ramp test extended to 12 rungs.
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