feat: adaptive budget scaling, proportional entity caps#11
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feat: adaptive budget scaling, proportional entity caps#11
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Replace the binary budget step function (200/400) with linear 30% scaling clamped to 200–600. Entity cap now scales with content length (3–15) instead of a fixed 10. Both changes improve information preservation on long content and reduce noise on short content. Add JSDoc for confidence field, inferProseTier, and T2/T3 treatment in the compression pipeline. Update docs and benchmark baseline.
Two test names and assertions still referenced the old fixed 400-char budget ceiling. Updated to match computeBudget() output for their respective content lengths (1000 chars → 300, 1675 chars → 503).
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Test plan