/**
 * v2.5 — ConGra-mini regression bench.
 *
 * Loads ~15 hand-crafted `complex` conflicts under
 * `__tests__/fixtures/congra-mini/`, feeds each to `resolveAsync()` with the
 * LLM fallback enabled and a deterministic mock endpoint, then tallies the
 * resolution outcome.
 *
 * ## Done criterion (CORE-V2-ROADMAP v2.5)
 *
 * > "résout au moins 80 % des hunks `complex` du ConGra-mini sans régression
 * > sur le reste"
 *
 * The test fails if `successRate < 0.80`. We do NOT lower the threshold when
 * a fixture regresses — that's the whole point of locking the bench. If a
 * fixture becomes unrealistic for the deterministic+LLM pipeline, either
 * fix the pipeline or replace the fixture; do not move the goalposts.
 *
 * ## Why `validationLevel: "off"`
 *
 * Tree-sitter grammars are not loaded in unit tests (the bench runs without
 * `web-tree-sitter` peer or grammar WASMs). Parse-tree validation would
 * therefore always return `null` and is irrelevant to what we're measuring
 * here — namely, the LLM fallback's hit rate.
 *
 * ## Why a normal `describe` and not Vitest's `bench`
 *
 * We are measuring a hit rate, not throughput. A real bench (`bench(...)`)
 * would re-run the same workload many times and report ops/s — useless here.
 * The file is named `*.bench.ts` to keep it co-located with the other
 * regression-style benches, but it lives in the standard test suite so CI
 * runs it on every push.
 *
 * Use `SKIP_BENCH=true pnpm test` to skip the suite in fast iterations.
 */
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