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docs: Phase I I3 citation template -- APA, BibTeX, CFF, in-text, data-availability formats for consumers of evidence certificates and pipeline outputs - #921
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Implements I3 from NEXT_100_PR_MAP: citation template for data consumers.
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Without a citation template, partner labs cite the repo in inconsistent ways. Some cite only the URL (not reproducible), others cite an artifact ID without the commit SHA (ambiguous across releases), others omit the dry-lab disclaimer. This template standardizes citation while embedding the anti-overclaim disclaimer into the citation itself.
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