Lucio Lelii
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Written here rather than pulled in: there is no diff library in the project, the initial bundle is already over budget, and what is needed is small. Side by side without it, two paragraphs of model output differing in one clause have to be read twice to find the clause. Word-level, not character-level: the values are prose, and a character diff on a rewritten sentence produces confetti rather than an explanation. Each word carries its trailing whitespace. As separate tokens the spaces match between any two texts, so a wholly rewritten sentence came back as alternating removed-word / kept-space parts - the same confetti, arrived at from the other direction. A test caught this; the tokenizer changed, not the expectation. The LCS table is quadratic in tokens, and two long model outputs are exactly what this exists for, so past a guard it falls back to whole-value replacement rather than freezing the view it is meant to render. 525 frontend tests green. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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