readme: state OpenAI's audit finding precisely - #14
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…escription issues; narrow/wide breakdown) Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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§1 summarized OpenAI's Verified retirement as "at least 59.4% of those problems had tests that reject functionally correct submissions" and dated the post 23 February. Checked against the post itself: 59.4% is "material issues in test design and/or problem description" (35.5% narrow tests, 18.8% wide tests, 5.1% miscellaneous), the page shows no publication date, and the recommendation is broader than SWE-bench Pro alone.
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