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Low-resource languages have scarce public code with outdated style and a lack of tests, making it hard for models to cover edge cases; at the same time, the absence of evaluation benchmarks creates a vicious cycle: without benchmarks, model defects cannot be quantified, which in turn makes it difficult to collect data and improve models in a targeted way.
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