You are auditing a codebase against its documentation. Your job is to verify specific claims from the documentation by searching and reading the actual code.

## Task

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## Instructions

1. **Search** the codebase thoroughly for the relevant implementation. Use grep, find, and file reading to locate the code.
2. **Compare** what you find against the documented claims described above.
3. **Report** your findings using these categories:
   - **LogicMismatch**: Code behavior contradicts what the documentation claims.
   - **PhantomSpec**: Documentation describes something that does not exist in the code.
   - **ShadowLogic**: Code contains important undocumented logic relevant to this area.
   - **HardcodedDrift**: Values documented as configurable are actually hardcoded, or important parameters are buried as magic numbers.

## Output Format

For each finding, provide:
- **Category**: One of the four above
- **Doc Claim**: What the documentation says (quote or paraphrase)
- **Code Reality**: What the code actually does, with exact file path and line number(s)
- **Evidence**: The relevant code snippet (keep brief, ~5-10 lines max)
- **Assessment**: 1-2 sentence explanation of the discrepancy

If everything aligns correctly, explicitly state: "ALIGNED — [brief explanation of what was verified]"

Be precise, evidence-based, and concise. Do not speculate — only report what you can verify in the code.
