fix(validation): honor zero-aligned probe overrides#121
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Summary
expected_tierandexpect_tv_match=falseoverrides to non-empty zero-alignment results-> <label>for zero-aligned results so probe builders receive a verdictWhy
The zero-alignment early return ran before both documented-divergence overrides. A probe explicitly declared
anomalyorengine_onlywas reported as Minimal, printed no verdict label, and exited 1. This is live for the special-validation limitation-probe class, although it has no current public corpus or scraper score impact.Validation
py_compileandgit diff --checkThe only intended behavior change is for a non-empty zero-alignment result carrying a valid documented-divergence declaration. Both-empty Excellent, malformed metadata, every normal matched label/metric, and override precedence remain base-identical.