[codex] Polish v3 public card readability - #16
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Summary
Polishes the canonical
v3card-pack surface to match the public-reviewquality now present on
main.What changed
public_review_ready.docs/SPACEBIOBENCH_CLAIM_REGISTER.mdfrom wide tables into readableclaim-card sections.
v3is the canonical evidencebranch for detailed v9 metadata-alpha artifacts.
Why
The Hugging Face card links to the
v3card pack as the canonical evidencesurface. Keeping
v3polished prevents the public reader from seeing a morerough/draft-looking card when following those links.
Validation
git diff --checkpassed.Claim Registerhas no lines above 140 characters after the tableconversion.
codex/spacebiobench-*,blob/codex,status: draft,or default-main branch-note wording remains in the v3 card files.
/Users/jak4013hit is a test assertion forbidding that path.