095 — Quoted Hugging Face search resolves fuzzy-result coverage
Reviewed September 5, 2026, 21:03 UTC. Follow-up to094.

New observation
The unquoted xinzhai search previously returned167 results with many similar spellings. Adding quotation marks returned exactly one document, calfa-ai/chiknowpo/README.md, the historical-text namesake independently reviewed in094:
https://huggingface.co/search/full-text?q=%22xinzhai%22
HTTP200. The server-rendered FullTextSearch data explicitly echoes the quoted query, reports totalHits=1 and contains one returned document. Its highlighted Xinzhai occurrences refer to 心齋十種. This observed query behavior narrows this result set; it is not a claim that quotation implements every possible exact-substring or case-sensitive search convention. No additional unquoted result pages were fetched.

Naming-pattern follow-up
To test the observed suffixes under prefixes other than xz, two additional quoted queries were checked:
https://huggingface.co/search/full-text?q=%22knowledge_p1%22
https://huggingface.co/search/full-text?q=%22improvement_plan_p1%22
Both HTTP200, echoed query, totalHits=0 and empty docs in the embedded server data. Requests were paced and used public GET only.

Interpretation and limits
No uploader or shared label convention was found through these queries. This closes the immediate fuzzy-result pagination question for the quoted xinzhai query. It remains bounded by the card/app.py index scope described in094; dataset rows, unindexed files, alternate spellings and transformed content remain outside this check. The historical title must not be promoted to the unknown operator's Chinese name.

Provenance
095-private preserves all three response bodies, embedded structured search data and hashes in quoted-review.json and suffix-review.json. No model worker was launched for this check;172terminal reports unchanged. No Ubuntu requests, Space launch, inference, posting, decryption, key search or payload submission occurred.