launch-kit evals: frozen scenarios with a deterministic count, S6 and S7, the 2026-09-02 run - #16
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…re screenshots, S7 the poster's shot; the 2026-09-02 run
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The scenarios are declared frozen so runs compare, and every run now records one deterministic number beside the judged pass/fail: the problems
vos validate <kit>/kit.jsonreports across the run's kits (plugin ≥0.20.0 reads each asset's bytes against the channel specs). Two scenarios join from two real runs (Harper v2.9, Karakeep v0.33): S6, store screenshots are the real page, full bleed, no zoom, no chrome; S7, the poster's shot is a named zoom apex, never the cold open, and every card is a real PNG. The 2026-09-02 results file scores both runs and records the two findings that became plugin fixes.