Probe exact LWBM publication targets from CI - #20
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Summary
Completes the evidence-recovery work for SKE #17 by probing the exact original Lehigh LWBM publication targets from a clean GitHub Actions runner and recording the recovered payload hashes plus one benchmark-author result oracle suitable for narrowly scoped executable reuse.
Live recovery result
The probe starts from the original HTTP targets linked by the Lehigh LWBM page, follows publication redirects, rewrites nothing, and records status/effective URL/media type/size/SHA-256.
All seven targets returned HTTP 200 and resolved to their corresponding HTTPS paths:
Two independent CI recoveries reproduced every payload digest exactly.
Recovered third-party payloads remain short-lived workflow artifacts and are not committed into SKE.
Exact workload
The recovered Lehigh SPARQL page contains nine historical queries. It uses tuple-style pre-SPARQL-1.0
WHEREsyntax; this PR preserves that text as historical evidence rather than silently modernizing it.For selected Query 6:
Independent oracle
The recovered Lehigh 4k result table reports Query 6 as:
The table itself is pinned by SHA-256
7496ef4db76e91228dac73314227817f10345402a5f55305fa38ce303b520c11.This gives an independent benchmark-author-published target of 23 results, rather than a count derived by SKE/ESKA.
Executable-reuse gate
The selected 4k / Query 6 case now satisfies the three-part gate:
Any ESKA implementation must still:
Files
.github/workflows/lwbm-network-recovery.ymlscripts/recover-lwbm-network.shlandscape/lwbm-recovery.mdlandscape/lwbm-artifact-register.jsonBoundary
No Lehigh payload bytes are committed. No identifier is rewritten. No mirror is promoted to authority. No new SKE/SMO/ESKA vocabulary and no separate LWBM repository.
Closes #17 after review.