Three defects in the two query classifiers that pick the content tab and
its header label. Found while writing the regression test for the
"Podcast recommendations" mislabel the operator reported on-device.
- "recommend me 10 scifi films" matched NOTHING: the film rule listed
film|movie|movies but not the plural `films` — the operator's own
phrasing. It opened no content tab at all.
- "listen to a podcast" classified as `song`: the song rule's bare
`listen` was checked before the podcast rule. Specific terms now win —
podcast is matched first, and `listen to` is no longer a podcast token
(so "listen to music" stays a song query).
- A bare `show` counted as a podcast word, which is how an operator
phrases nearly everything ("show me my files", "show the logs"), so
unrelated queries rendered "Podcast recommendations".
Both classifiers are fixed identically and the reason they must agree is
now stated in each — they label the same panel. 16/16 content tests, 56/56
composable tests.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
