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Use non-sensitive fixtures. A PASS is the documented expected behavior with evidence; PARTIAL is visible behavior missing a required property; FAIL is no result, wrong result, or unexplainable result.
  1. Simple fact: teach one explicit fact; inspect attributed source.
  2. Fresh-session recall: close and reopen before recall.
  3. Preference: teach a bounded preference.
  4. Preference + reason: ask why it applies.
  5. Related facts: check context separation.
Inspect records, explanation output, citations, and evidence—not only fluent language.