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The H01–H12 suite is based on a 25-field baseline and covers twelve failure modes: temporary vs. permanent changes, explicit corrections, contradictory evidence, conditional future events, references to earlier messages, multiple simultaneous updates, task-specific vs. general preferences, stale information, personal vs. project-level preferences, uncertain employment outcomes, confirmed vs. unconfirmed changes, and compound state reconciliation.
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