# Examples
## `results.example.json`
The committed EXAMPLE results document (#48) — an explicit example, never a
conformance record: the SUT is `example-cdr`, the runner's verification-pack
status is `not_run`, and every number is synthetic. It exists because the
repository committed no results record at all, so the `party_document` and
`hdr_v2` fuzz targets started from mutations instead of a real record, and
readers of the results schema had no instance to look at.
It is generated, not hand-written: `make_example_results.rs` builds it through
the crate's own machinery — the outcome records satisfy
`Results::check_invariants`, the embedded histograms are real HdrHistogram V2
encodings from the serializer the runner uses, and the measurement verdict is
COMPUTED by `veredictum::perf::class_verdict` against the real catalogue's POC
case (it comes out `not-earned` with its violation named, which is the more
instructive branch to show). The document validates against
`schemas/results.schema.json`.
Regenerate with:
```shell
cargo run --example make_example_results
```
The output is deterministic — a re-run is byte-identical. `fuzz/seeds.sh`
links the document into the `party_document` seed set and decodes its embedded
histogram into the `hdr_v2` one.