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Draft diary on balancing test workloads without relaxing limits - #9
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Summary
Add matching English and Japanese development-diary drafts about auto-coder #2699 and #2700: the distinction between equal test counts and equal workloads, preservation of the existing test gate, and exact-head CI evidence. Both articles retain
draft: trueand therefore are not published by the normal site build.The account explicitly dates PR #2700's unmerged draft status to 2026-11-01 03:03 UTC. Estimated timings, reported local results, observed CI, and deployment are kept separate. No runtime or deployment success is claimed.
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npm test: 6 passed.npm run build: passed, 24 pages, both drafts excluded.Only the two approved article Markdown files are included. No merge or deployment requested.