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Adds a Measured baselines section to docs/scaling.md: wall-clock for the full deterministic gate on three corpus profiles — a sparse-specced ~600k-line production application (~1.4s), a 40k-line subproject (~1.0s), and a reproducible dense synthetic corpus with 3,000 requirements across 2,000 annotated test files (~1.7–2.0s). The spread is the point: spec/annotation volume, not repository size, is what adopters are budgeting, and all three sit well inside the enforced sub-5s perf requirement. The synthetic corpus is described precisely enough to regenerate, and the numbers are version/date-stamped with a re-measure caveat.

Editing docs/scaling.md invalidated its two review-scoped verdicts (REQ-008.2.1, REQ-008.2.2); fresh-context re-reviews passed and the re-recorded verdicts are in this diff.

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https://claude.ai/code/session_01XUFtq5xDd1rvWbW6Vqu5Ws

Three measured data points (sparse production app, small subproject,
dense synthetic corpus) showing the deterministic gate flat at ~1-2s
across opposite profiles, with the synthetic corpus described precisely
enough to regenerate. Re-record the two scaling.md-scoped verdicts.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01XUFtq5xDd1rvWbW6Vqu5Ws
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