TAS-180: Hungarian article demo parity

[AtlantisPleb]

Summary

• reproduce the Hungarian article demo on the canonical fast route

Roadmap Position

• Phase: Phase 6. Close demos and benchmark claims
• Sequence: article-gap closure after TAS-156A
• Owned-route boundary: any canonical article route referenced here means the psionic-transformer-based route established by TAS-156A / TAS-160, not a reintroduced mixed implementation spread across model or runtime crates.
• Claim posture: necessary for article-equivalent closure, but not sufficient by itself to widen public capability claims

Description

• bind the article-style 10x10 Hungarian path to:
  • canonical source
  • canonical Transformer-backed fast route
  • exact output
  • throughput floor
  • no-tool proof

Why This Matters

• the article opens with Hungarian and shows concrete runtime numbers

Primary Surfaces

• psionic-transformer (canonical owned article-route base for this issue)
• psionic-serve
• psionic-eval
• psionic-research

Validation

• Hungarian article parity report
• throughput parity or declared floor
• direct-proof parity

Claim Discipline

• Keep machine-legible boundaries explicit; partial progress must not be presented as full article equivalence.
• Preserve typed refusal, fallback, blocked, and suppressed posture where closure is still incomplete.
• Keep public language bounded to the declared article envelope rather than implying generic arbitrary-program closure from a partial green result.

Done When

• Hungarian is green on the canonical article route with the declared floor

[AtlantisPleb]

Implemented TAS-180 in af06e71 and pushed to main.

Summary:

• Added compact machine-readable Hungarian fast-route session and hybrid workflow artifacts for the canonical hungarian_10x10_test_a HullCache route.
• Added the TAS-180 parity report and operator summary tying source, no-tool proof, direct fast route, delegated fast route, and the declared throughput-floor artifact together.
• Updated the blocker matrix, acceptance gate, and dependent frontier/checker surfaces so TAS-180 closes and TAS-181 becomes the next blocked frontier.
• Hardened the article serve path so the trained Transformer-backed article model projects the requested Wasm profile correctly for Hungarian 10x10 and the default hybrid routing budget admits the canonical workload.
• Updated the roadmap/boundary docs and added the TAS-180 audit note.

Validation:

• cargo test -p psionic-serve hungarian_10x10_demo -- --nocapture
• cargo test -p psionic-eval article_hungarian_demo_parity -- --nocapture
• cargo test -p psionic-research article_hungarian_demo_parity -- --nocapture
• cargo test -p psionic-eval article_equivalence_acceptance_gate -- --nocapture
• cargo test -p psionic-eval article_equivalence_blocker_matrix -- --nocapture
• bash scripts/check-tassadar-article-equivalence-blocker-matrix.sh
• bash scripts/check-tassadar-article-equivalence-acceptance-gate.sh
• bash scripts/check-tassadar-article-hungarian-demo-parity.sh