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fig. 2.12.3: every entry in the 19 curated standards by rule value, one square each, before and after the fix

fig. 2.12.3 · every entry in the 19 curated standards by rule value, one square each, before and after the fix.
FOUR OF 1,951 ENTRIES MOVED, ALL FROM ONE STANDARDONE SQUARE, ONE ENTRY IN THE 19 STANDARDS; LIT: THE 4 MOVED TO WATCHLISTPROHIBITED · 1,280RESTRICTED · 485 (489 BEFORE)EXCLUDED · 171WATCHLIST · 15 (11 BEFORE)1,4-DIOXANE ITSELF STAYS RESTRICTED · THE 4 INDICATOR ENTRIES MOVED OUTA RETAILER'S 11 HORIZON ENTRIES · THE 4 FROM NEW YORK

Counted from the 19 curated standards files before and after the fix: 1,280 prohibited, 489 restricted, 171 excluded and 11 watchlist before; the only change is the 4 New York indicator entries. No other standard carried an indicator typed as a restriction.

source: ingredientcheck data/curated/standards/*.json, 19 standards, counted by rule at 6e07dcc^ and 6e07dcc; .agents/notes/implemented/bug-fix/2026-09-04-contaminant-indicator-overclaim.md line 32 · ruleSurvey.data.ts

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Andrew Fribush, software and computer engineer in Austin. I build consequential systems where software meets institutions: finance, healthcare, commerce, government data, and the mechanisms that govern AI agents. Taking new engagements: hello@andrewfribush.com.