Feature/Fix: Diagnose Codex reset-epoch token collisions#41
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Summary
Real-world result
This does not explain the remaining July 9 undercount. The frozen corpus produced zero reset-epoch candidate tokens on July 9.
Across the wider replay, 97 same-document repeats represented about 16.3M counterfactual tokens: roughly 7.3M on July 10 and 6.2M on July 11. Cross-owner detection produced 96,008 candidates and a clearly implausible estimate dominated by copied fork history, confirming that it is diagnostic evidence rather than a safe accounting rule.
Selected totals remain unchanged.
Tests
make checkmake test(648 selections in 54 groups; one group timed out under concurrent SwiftPM contention and all 12 isolated selections recovered; command passed)Closes #40. Stacked on #38.