docs(validation): record TypeScript semantic-pass benchmark numbers#47
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TypeScript is LLM-only (the scanner is Python-only by design). A 20-case labeled benchmark (8 rotten / 12 sound, Jest/Vitest) run blind on a small model (Claude Haiku) scored precision 1.00, recall 0.625 (1.00 on clear-cut smells), F1 0.77. The three misses are the same boundary cases as the Python run (pure-delegation passthrough, trivial one-operator formula), already tracked as open issues. Cross-language reproduction supports the claim that the pass carries beyond Python. Raw data and spreadsheet stay local (.handoff/, gitignored).
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Records the measured TypeScript validation numbers (conclusions only; raw data and the spreadsheet stay local).
TypeScript is covered by the LLM semantic pass alone (the scanner is Python-only by design). A 20-case labeled benchmark (8 rotten / 12 sound) in Jest/Vitest idioms, run blind on a small model (Claude Haiku):
The three misses are the same boundary cases as the Python run (a pure-delegation passthrough asserted through an edge mock, and a trivial single-operator formula), already tracked in #43 and #44. Cross-language reproduction supports the claim that the pass carries beyond Python.
Docs-only: README "How falsegreen is validated" and VALIDATION.md.