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Add a Limitations section to the README - #65
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States the measured limits in one place: model-drafted labels (22 hand-labelled records, no more coming), unstable references (two drafting runs agree at 0.375 typed F1), a single annotator, residual leakage risk, the narrow scope, temporal and project shift on test, weak rare structure, unmodelled cross-window logic, INT8 failing for DeBERTa, and that no usability study will be run because no developer participants are available.
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The README had no Limitations section. This adds one with the measured limits in one place (model-drafted labels and tiny accuracy slices, unstable references, one annotator, leakage risk, narrow scope, temporal/project shift, weak rare structure, cross-window logic, absence ≠ no conditions, INT8/target-host gaps) and records that no usability study will be run: no developer participants are available now or later, and AI-model walkthroughs are not reported as usability evidence. The phase-7 status row says the same.