fix(ci): track the paper count the published version actually declares - #1584
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check_catalog_count.py printed, on every invocation, that the SSOT's 83 disagreed with a paper count of 84 and that an erratum to arXiv:2606.09686 was required. The erratum in question is ERRATA_2026-06-14.md, and the v2 replacement carried it out. Fetching the current entry shows both the title and the abstract were corrected: TITLE : An 83-Format Numeric Catalog with Bit-Exact Conformance Vectors: ... ID : http://arxiv.org/abs/2606.09686v2 UPDATED : 2026-06-22T12:28:45Z abstract: "a catalog of 83 numeric formats spanning 13 families" The constant tracked the withdrawn v1. The existing comment warns against silently editing this to match the SSOT, and that warning is right -- but this is not that edit. The constant tracks what the PAPER declares, and the paper changed. Matching it to the SSOT would defeat the gate; matching it to the current published title and abstract is what keeps the gate doing its job. The comment now carries the fetch command, the version and the date, so the next reader can re-check in one line rather than trusting this one. The alarm is intact, verified by mutation in the spirit of wp18_selftest_gate.py: with a divergent constant the gate still warns and still exits 3 under --strict-paper. With the corrected value it reports SSOT == fresh regen == paper == 83 and exits 0. A gate that cries wolf every run is one nobody reads on the day the divergence is real. This silences the false alarm without touching the alarm. Closes #1583
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tools/check_catalog_count.pyprints a warning on every invocation:The constant behind it tracks the paper's declared count:
That was accurate for v1. It is not accurate now. Fetching the current entry:
The v2 replacement corrected both the title and the abstract. The erratum the gate demands is the one
ERRATA_2026-06-14.mdrecorded and the v2 replacement carried out. The gate has been asking for it ever since.Why this is not the edit the comment forbids
The comment says:
Agreed, and that is not what this does. The constant tracks what the paper declares, and the paper changed. Editing it to match the SSOT would defeat the gate; editing it to match the current published title and abstract is what keeps the gate doing its job. Nothing is silent about it — the evidence, the fetch command and the date are in the comment now, so the next reader can re-check in one line.
The alarm still works
Verified by mutation, in the spirit of
wp18_selftest_gate.py. With the constant set to a divergent value:And with the corrected value:
A gate that cries wolf on every run is one nobody reads on the day the divergence is real. This silences the false alarm without touching the alarm.
Closes #1583