F846 — HTTP Guard Regex Free
F846 covers “HTTP Guard Regex Free”. The canonical record classifies it as validated, based on 2 source artifacts and 1 original source figure. The highlighted measurements are Target regex = 7 → 0, Active regex = 50 → 43, and Target branches = 0.
Purpose and research question
This phase audited the HTTP chat guard after replacing regex-dependent parsing paths with local scanners. The target module was evaluated separately from the wider active runtime.
Method
F846 is documented by 1 structured JSON record and 1 Markdown report and 1 original source figure. The reported table retains safe scalar measurements found in that phase package.
Documentation basis
2 source artifacts and 1 phase-specific figure are recorded for this phase.
Evidence highlights
- Target regex: 7 → 0
- Active regex: 50 → 43
- Target branches: 0
- Guard cases: 6/6
- Scanner cases: 6/6
- Candidate promoted: No
Recorded evidence
| Target regex | 7 → 0 |
|---|---|
| Active regex | 50 → 43 |
| Target branches | 0 |
| Guard cases | 6/6 |
| Scanner cases | 6/6 |
| Candidate promoted | No |
Public evidence and source figures
Original source figure · 1408 × 768 px
These are original source figures from the existing public evidence set, not editorial HTML visualizations.
Result and interpretation
The target moved from seven regex uses to zero and retained 6/6 guard cases and 6/6 scanner cases. The wider active count changed from 50 to 43, so the verdict applies to this target cleanup rather than every runtime file.
Key results
- Target regex
- 7 → 0
- Active regex
- 50 → 43
- Target branches
- 0
- Guard cases
- 6/6
- Scanner cases
- 6/6
- Candidate promoted
- No
Evidence sources
Values on this page are reproduced from the archived phase record and the source artifacts below. No new benchmark was run to create this page.
- HTTP GUARD REGEX FREE 846 (JSON)
- HTTP GUARD REGEX FREE 846 (MD)