Their CountryMap binds `description: p.imb_people_description ?? ''` and asks for
that field in PIN_FIELDS (master, :89 and :114). The doxa-maps-build branch this
repo's DX-life checkout is parked on still says location_description, and that is
what we cloned — I even kept it deliberately last commit, reasoning that "the
popup needs it", which was true of the branch and false of their site.
MEASURED against the prayer API over 2,107 people groups:
non-empty location_description 35 (1%) <- what our popup rendered
non-empty imb_people_description 2107 (100%) <- what theirs renders
So this was not the wrong paragraph, it was NO paragraph: roughly 2,072 groups
opened a popup with a blank description where doxa.life shows prose.
Nothing caught it because the popup did open, with a name, population and
religion — my own pin probe asserts that a popup APPEARS, never that it says
anything. An element can be present and empty, and "it opened" is not "it is
right".
The verification queued behind this: _probe-popup-description-field.mjs clicks a
pin, reads the group's NAME out of the popup, asks the API for BOTH candidate
fields for that exact group, and asserts the popup contains
imb_people_description and NOT location_description — the second half is the
control, since "the popup has a description" passes with either field. It reports
UNPROVEN when the two fields happen to be equal for that group. Browser slots
have been saturated for fifteen minutes, so what is proven here is the data path:
the shipped bundle requests imb_people_description, carries no
location_description at all, and the two fields demonstrably differ in the API.
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