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@@ -761,11 +761,10 @@ Exec86):
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`Resources/TP3/HELLO.COM`, the two reference binaries used for §3.1. They are
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derived from the proprietary `TURBO.COM`; do not stage them. The recipe and
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the numbers are in §3.1, which is what this document keeps.
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-- **Corpus for later, already in the tree (untracked):** `Sources/Dezip/` holds
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- 5,887 files, of which **4,919 are `.PAS`** — plus 122 `.EXE`, 53 `.OBJ`,
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- 26 `.TPU` and a SWAG collection (`swag9702`, `swag9708`,
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- `swag-pascal-master`, …). `Sources/` is a user directory and is **never
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- staged**; it is here as test material only.
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+- **Corpus for later, already in the tree (untracked):** `Sources/Dezip/`
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+ now holds only `pascsrc/`: **78 files**, **71 `.pas`**, with no archives or
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+ binaries outside the example set. `Sources/` is a user directory and is
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+ **never staged**; it is here as test material only.
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Two things it enables, neither of which this plan currently has:
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1. A **population metric** — how far does the compiler get across thousands
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of *real* programs, not one. That is a far stronger regression signal than
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