# reply baseline -- the faults this archive already carried when the
# heading rule was written. One row per file: <filename>\t<CLASS[,CLASS]>.
# Regenerate: reply_check.py --repo . --emit-baseline > tools/reply_baseline.tsv
# A row is a stated tolerance, not an exemption: a file that gains a class,
# and a file that is not listed, both make rc 1 under --baseline.
#
# EMPTY BY MEASUREMENT, not by regeneration. The ledger's one row
# (`2026-10-15-to-timmy-58.md  HEADER_RECIPIENT`) named the archive's single
# carried heading fault. That file was renamed to `2026-10-15-to-merlin-58.md`
# at 5d00265 (HEADER_RECIPIENT fix), which left the row STALE -- naming a path
# no ref holds -- and left the archive with 4 DUPLICATE_NUMBER faults the row
# did not cover. The renumber at the foot of WORK-QUEUE.md (2026-10-24,
# 2026-10-15-to-merlin-67.md / 2026-10-24-to-mercury-12.md) then measured
# HEADER_RECIPIENT 0 and DUPLICATE_NUMBER 0 over 333 files, so no row is
# tolerated: `reply_check.py --repo .` is rc 0 bare, with no ledger at all.
# If a future row is needed, --emit-baseline still prints it.