docs(validate_dataset_schema): cite experiment.py analyze_unit() instead of drifting line numbers#101
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Two comments in validate_unit() cited hardcoded experiment.py line numbers ("lines 186-196",
"line 192") that had drifted: experiment.py:186-196 is now load_application_context(), unrelated
to unit.code/files_included. The actual code/files_included handling lives in experiment.py
analyze_unit(). Replace the brittle line-number citations with the stable function-name anchor so
they cannot re-drift.
Doc/comment-only: no behavioral change, no regression test. Verified: 0 residual
"experiment.py lines N" citations remain; experiment.py analyze_unit() handles code_field
+ files_included; ruff clean (venv py3.11).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Two comments in validate_unit() cited hardcoded experiment.py line numbers ("lines 186-196",
"line 192") that had drifted: experiment.py:186-196 is now load_application_context(), unrelated
to unit.code/files_included. The actual code/files_included handling lives in experiment.py
analyze_unit(). Replace the brittle line-number citations with the stable function-name anchor so
they cannot re-drift.
Doc/comment-only: no behavioral change, no regression test. Verified: 0 residual
"experiment.py lines N" citations remain; experiment.py analyze_unit() handles code_field
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) noreply@anthropic.com