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fix: derive GitHub provenance from the actual URL origin - #8
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GitHub provenance extraction searches the entire URL string. An engine result such as
https://notgithub.com/o/r/issues/12or an external redirect containing a GitHub URL can therefore be credited as the actual gold artifact. This can falsely inflate grounded precision and pool_hit. Numeric artifact prefixes such as/issues/12wrongcan also become issue 12.Derive GitHub references from the actual HTTP(S) GitHub authority and path, preserving default ports, genuine issue/PR/repository forms and
.gitnormalization. Native stream provenance now uses the same origin-aware extraction instead of searching arbitrary text for GitHub substrings.Validation: 8 new regressions fail against the base; all 148 tests pass on Python 3.11. Tests include a real Controller-to-scorer false-grounding example and execute the actual native stream-result loop without importing its SDK setup. Lookalike hosts, userinfo lookalikes, mirror paths, redirect/fragment parameters, invalid ports and malformed artifact numbers are covered.
git diff --checkpasses. No live provider calls, gold matching definitions or published score artifacts changed.