fix: resolve to the World aggregate only on explicit wording #674 - #672
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… wording The normalization prompt let the model treat queries with no geography as global, injecting a spurious "World" reference area that later fails dimension selection (no World value in many datasets) and returns "No data was found for Country/Reference area World". Scope the World rewrite (#438) to EXPLICIT global/worldwide wording and forbid adding a geography when none is mentioned. This upstreams the swissre channel-config override validated in the swissre data-query eval, so that override can be removed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The normalization prompt let the model treat queries with no geography as global, injecting a spurious "World" reference area that later fails dimension selection (no World value in many datasets) and returns "No data was found for Country/Reference area World".
Scope the World rewrite (#438) to EXPLICIT global/worldwide wording and forbid adding a geography when none is mentioned.
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