Measurement #1 of the field-reasoner falsifiable experiment: does the CL(4,1) field,
given an honest metric encoding, read forward-substitutable quantitative-relational
problems from TEXT with wrong==0? It does — 14/15 correct, 0 wrong, 1 refused
(precision ceiling), scored against an independent arithmetic oracle.
- generate/relational_field_reader.py: reads problem text into conformal points on
the e1 number line; additive/part-whole relations are conformal TRANSLATOR versors
(versor_apply(T_delta, embed[x]) == embed[x+delta], exact); the answer reads back
by projective dehomogenization. Refusal-first: fences multiplicative/ratio (the
sign/orientation-blind cases), the precision ceiling, non-forward-substitutable
references, negatives. A per-step exactness self-check turns any f64 translator
drift into a refusal (precision_drift) — it NEVER commits a wrong integer. Its
parser is an independent reimplementation importing no generate.derivation/math_*.
- evals/relational_metric/: independent arithmetic oracle (computes gold from the
STRUCTURE, shares no code with the reader), 15-case fixture, and a runner that
enforces gold integrity + wrong==0.
- INV-25: relational_metric registered in INDEPENDENT_GOLD_LANES (oracle proven
code-disjoint from the field reader and the algebra engine). The independently
golded panel is now three domains: deductive, dimensional, relational-metric.
Green: smoke 87, 53 architectural invariants, 16 new tests; deductive + dimensional
lanes unperturbed (wrong=0).
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