The two sweeps are batched into ONE additive indices=8 draw, two quads, and
my parser took the first v: match per line and discarded the rest. Every
analysis saw quad A and never quad B. No new capture was needed -- the same
logs units 5 and 6 used already contained it.
Both strips measured: opposite directions matching the declared -639->1521
and 1721->-839, and a size ratio of 1.301 against the declared sy ratio
800/600 = 1.333.
Unit 5 recorded that the PORT's renderer draws pteff03a and treated that as
the port being wrong. The port was right.
Third instance of this class in the corpus (palogo_anima and the six-quad
dump are the others): a truncating reader yields a clean, complete-looking
negative. Reading one raw draw line in full would have caught it -- indices=8
was printed on every line and says two quads outright.
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