docs: ara-diac-tiny clean-label verdict — from-scratch collapses (74.68) - #72
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Closes the retraction arc; pretrained-backbone law confirmed on Arabic evidence. Browser-tier path forward: width-stitch from ByT5-small.
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run-005 (labels regenerated live from the r6 teacher, 4,422 steps,
final CE ~0.9) scores 74.68% DER-CE on the 300-paragraph gate vs the
poisoned run's 83.08 and the gate's 3.07; teacher reproduces 1.3205.
Label quality explains 8pp; capacity explains the rest. The
pretrained-backbone law now has Arabic evidence to match Thai,
closing the retraction arc. RESULTS.md carries the full table;
PUBLICATION-NOTES frames the (83.08, 74.68) pair as the label-quality
and capacity bounds of the same rung, and names the next rung:
stitch-down from ByT5-small pretraining (width bridge, microkimi
protocol).