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UPDATE the gotchas with the PAM N rule and where it lives - #19
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It is stated in base_matches, in the Rust matches_pam and in the oracle that checks the scan, and the three have to agree: the first two did not until this week. The list of what trips readers up is where someone would look before changing one of them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The rule that an
Nin a PAM pattern is satisfied by a genomicNis nowstated in three places that have to agree:
base_matches, the Rustmatches_pam, and the oracle intests/test_core_scan.py. The first twodisagreed until #18, and the oracle had encoded the Rust reading.
CLAUDE.md's list of what trips readers up is where someone would look before
changing one of them.
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