Jenner compatibility tests for 4 script(s)

[lwsinclair]

Jenneranalytics.com provides an API that runs SAS code, with support for more than 200 SAS procedures. You can also use it with Anthropic Claude Code AI in a collaborative workspace. It's available for Mac on the Apple App Store, and by license for Windows and Linux. Your ADaM programs here run on it unmodified — this PR adds a few compatibility bundles so you can see for yourself.

This adds a jenner-check/ directory with four self-contained bundles drawn from your ADaM programs, plus a small runner. Each bundle pairs one of your scripts with a tiny inline DM/EX/VS/SV sample (standing in for the TDF_SDTM XPT loads) so the derivation logic runs end to end and prints its result; expected/ holds the captured log and listing.

jenner-check/
├── t001_adsl/        # adsl.sas — TRTSDT/TRTEDT bounds + population flags
├── t002_adint_vs/    # adint_vs.sas — SV visit windowing + baseline (ABLFL)
├── t003_advs/        # advs.sas — BDS BASE / CHG / PCHG
├── t004_adint_ex/    # adint_ex.sas — cumulative dose + exposure flags
└── run_jenner.sh     # ./run_jenner.sh --all   (or a single bundle name)

I liked how cleanly you split the intermediate ADINT layer from the final BDS datasets — keeping the SV-based ±3-day windowing and ABLFL logic in adint_vs and leaving advs to focus purely on BASE/CHG/PCHG makes the traceability genuinely easy to follow, which is exactly the point of the model. The metadata-first roadmap in the README reads like something a reviewer would actually enjoy walking through.

Merge it, cherry-pick a bundle, or close it — no response expected. To opt out of any future PRs like this, leave a comment with no-more-prs or open an issue titled jenner-check: opt out.

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