fix(website): stop naming a device the evidence does not settle - #625
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The evidence page said the GF16 timing closed on a Xilinx XC7A200T. Two Artix-7 parts appear across the source repositories — XC7A35T and XC7A200T — and which one carried the 323 MHz measurement is an open item in the correction ledger in trinity-fpga, explicitly flagged for confirmation rather than settled. Artix-7 is true either way, so that is what the page now says. On a page whose entire premise is that every number was measured rather than estimated, naming a specific part that is under review is the one claim that could cost the reader's trust in all the others. The service page keeps XC7A200T: that describes the bench I own, which is not in question. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> EOF
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fix(website): stop naming a device the evidence does not settle (#625) The evidence page said the GF16 timing closed on a Xilinx XC7A200T. Two Artix-7 parts appear across the source repositories — XC7A35T and XC7A200T — and which one carried the 323 MHz measurement is an open item in the correction ledger in trinity-fpga, explicitly flagged for confirmation rather than settled. Artix-7 is true either way, so that is what the page now says. On a page whose entire premise is that every number was measured rather than estimated, naming a specific part that is under review is the one claim that could cost the reader's trust in all the others. The service page keeps XC7A200T: that describes the bench I own, which is not in question. EOF Co-authored-by: Dmitrii Vasilev <admin@t27.dev> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The evidence page said the GF16 timing closed on a XC7A200T. Two Artix-7 parts appear across the source repositories — XC7A35T and XC7A200T — and which one carried the 323 MHz measurement is an open item in the correction ledger in
trinity-fpga, explicitly flagged for confirmation rather than settled.Artix-7is true either way, so that is what the page now says.On a page whose entire premise is that every number was measured rather than estimated, naming a specific part that is under review is the one claim that could cost the reader's trust in all the others.
The service page keeps XC7A200T — that describes the bench, which is not in question.
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