The legacy parser follows ConditioningZeroOut back to the positive text
node and shows the positive as the negative. Apply its result only to
roles and settings the server could not decide, so a definite answer
such as an explicitly empty negative is never replaced.
Node callers (the corpus facts tool and the parity test support) now
pass the parser explicitly instead of relying on a browser global.
On a 38,602-file output folder, prompts shown stay at 7,542 files. Where
the server and the legacy parser both answer, they differ only in
surrounding whitespace (793 roles), except 227 zeroed negatives the
legacy parser misread and one prompt that is a JSON block.
Vito Sansevero
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