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Mark GOT list-specification violations as known - #78
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Marks GOT's Weak and Strong failures as known and changes the conclusion's new weak-list count from seven to six, following the novelty convention agreed in #57. GOT's convergence asterisk stays.
The Fugue paper's appendix on GOT character reordering already gives
abbecomingxba, violating the ordering condition shared by both list specifications. Replayed that published example on current main: convergence passes, Weak and Strong fail. The separate deletion example still diverges. The repository'scode/got/RESULTS.mdalso distinguishes the previously published reordering from the new divergence finding.Verified the table counts: four new convergence failures, six new weak-list failures, and seven algorithms with new essential-property findings. Only two lines of paper.tex change.