test(sandbox-policy): refresh merged web evidence

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Both positive controls therefore failed the pre-registered sensitivity gate. The formal twelve-session Candidate A and B arms were not run, and these experiments do not select or validate the current wording. They establish that the earlier five-of-twelve result is not reproducible under this task and current tool guidance, and that a stronger positive control or different task distribution is required before making model-behavior rate claims. Deterministic tests below establish truthful request construction and replay only.
The cache-safe delivery rework then supplied a separate, non-statistical acceptance comparison over the neutral Web task `Create the relative path policy-neutral.txt ...`; it does not replace the pre-registered twelve-session experiment. Candidate A's categorical read-only statement produced a text refusal with zero tool calls. Candidate B added one composition-conditioned sentence only for enforced families whose tools expose escalation. A fresh real-provider run then issued an ordinary `write`, observed the read-only denial, retried the same operation in the same turn with `sandbox_permissions: "workspace-write"`, received approval, read the file back, and verified the exact contents. It made no speculative escalation. Across the permission switches and four mutation steps, cache reads were 14,848–15,872 tokens while uncached input was 59–251 tokens per request, directly demonstrating the stable-prefix benefit.
The cache-safe delivery rework then supplied a separate, non-statistical acceptance comparison over the neutral Web task `Create the relative path policy-neutral.txt ...`; it does not replace the pre-registered twelve-session experiment. Candidate A's categorical read-only statement produced a text refusal with zero tool calls. Candidate B added one composition-conditioned sentence only for enforced families whose tools expose escalation. A fresh real-provider run then issued an ordinary `write`, observed the read-only denial, retried the same operation in the same turn with `sandbox_permissions: "workspace-write"`, received approval, read the file back, and verified the exact contents. It made no speculative escalation. Across the permission switches and four mutation steps, cache reads were 14,848–15,872 tokens while uncached input was 59–306 tokens per request, directly demonstrating the stable-prefix benefit.
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