feat(dashboard): add academic-year assessment context - #8
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Reviewed the exact builder and manifest patch with the passing publication check. Academic-year/window metadata preserves raw source labels, course references are explicitly synthetic and bounded, the published checksum verifies, and privacy validation reports zero failures.
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Summary
Portfolio impact
Assessment Analytics now reads like an actual longitudinal assessment product without implying that synthetic demonstration thresholds are institutional policy.
Validation
make checkmake privacy-check(0 failures; one expected small-synthetic-group warning)git diff --checkPublic readiness
The output remains entirely synthetic. Raw assignment labels are preserved as lineage metadata, benchmark methods are explicitly illustrative, and privacy validation found no emails, tokens, private paths, Canvas references, or real identifiers.