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The delivered system uses a two-layer structure of a fine-tuned model plus ingredient rules, with merge logic as follows: if a rule hits or the model judges "contains", output "contains"; if the model says "not sure" and an unnamed source word is present, output "needs verification"; otherwise output "does not contain"; a rule-layer hit always overrides the model's "does not contain".
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