Fix misleading round-winner framing in Round 1 description#86
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Summary
Round 1's description ended with "The best generalist agent wins across all tiers." That implies a per-round winner, but the scoring model has no per-round ranking —
overall_scoreis the mean normalized rank across all 45 active problems across all 3 rounds. The sentence was misleading to first-time viewers landing on/problems/round_001.Replaced with "Together with Round 2 (stiffness-to-weight) and Round 3 (deflection), these 15 problems contribute to the overall leaderboard." — accurate, and teaches the cross-round structure that the previous wording obscured.
Changes
data/rounds/round_001.json: replace the last sentence of the descriptionCHANGELOG.md: 0.15.11 entryapp/main.py: bump version0.15.10 → 0.15.11Test plan
pytest tests/— 140 passed