pub const DISAGREEMENT_THRESHOLD: f64 = 0.03;Expand description
A boolean is FLAGGED structurally wrong when its decidable-point disagreement rate exceeds this. Tuned from the measured spread (fixed-seed, so these numbers are stable): every KNOWN-GOOD boolean scores ≤ 0.7% (a handful of stray points on the fused seam of tangent/glue unions), benign doubly-curved cases (sphere/torus tubes) top out near 1.7%, while a genuine structural defect — a mis-selected fragment, a lost overlap region, an opened shell — flips a whole region and scores ≥ 7%. The 3% line sits cleanly in the gap: above the near-boundary noise the On-skip + threshold are meant to absorb, well below any real wrongness. One named constant so the audit, the tests, and the stress binary share a single definition of “wrong”.