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Each card lists the record-local sections where the entity appears, together with a render-time relevance class and a first-mention context excerpt where the entity is referenced inline. Relevance class is a deterministic derivation: an entity is primary when it appears in two or more sections of the record, and referenced when it appears in exactly one. The class does not correspond to a stored governance field on the underlying record.

• SYN-REC-CITE-AMBIG-0001 · synthetic-demo-citation-posture-ambiguous-sources

  Synthetic Demo: Ambiguous Citation Posture (Mixed Verification and Publication Status)

  Coursework triage grammar with partial anchor resolution, open section dispute, and public, redacted-for-render, and restricted captures on one admitted record.

  profileCoursework Triagestatusdisputedlifecycleadmittedeligibilitynot publication-eligible

  relevance

  referenced

  appears in

  amb-sec-mixed-posture

  first mention

  amb-sec-mixed-posture (Mixed supports and unresolved external anchor)

  The paragraph pairs normalized verification on a redacted shell capture with an unverified span tied to a restricted note. A cross-reference targets a synthetic record id outside the fixture set so anchor_resolution stays partial even when inline prose reads smoothly.

  Open record

• SYN-REC-RW-0001 · synthetic-reverse-wiki-bootstrap-layout

  Synthetic Demo: Reverse-Wiki Record for the Bootstrap Layout

  Generic GARPedia record used to exercise the renderer model without Counterpose-specific surfaces.

  profileResearch Corpusstatuspublishedlifecyclepublishedeligibilitypublication-eligible

  relevance

  referenced

  appears in

  rw-sec-overview

  first mention

  rw-sec-overview (Overview)

  This synthetic record exercises the generic GARPedia renderer model: a canonical body, fragment-level citation spans, a small entity set, a single cross-reference, one projection, and a short lineage. It is a profile-neutral record; the Counterpose-specific publisher, edition, and relationship grammar are exercised by the sibling record.

  Open record