examplesToJSON
plain-language theorem explainer
The JSON array generator for example certificates produces a string listing a toy model with projected constant value 2.0 marked verified. Report generators in the CPM audit module invoke this definition to include sample data. The body is a direct string literal construction with list intercalation.
Claim. A function returning the string value of a JSON array that enumerates example certificates, each specifying an example name, a projected constant value, and verification status.
background
The CPM Constants Audit module supplies machine-checkable checks that constants satisfy properties derived from Recognition Science invariants. It includes consistency checks between constant sets, probability bounds for coincidental agreement, and export tools for reports. The module documentation states that running the audit executable produces a JSON report of verified constants and their provenance.
proof idea
The definition constructs the output by defining a singleton list of a JSON object string, then wrapping it with array brackets and comma separation via string intercalation.
why it matters
This definition populates sample data for the full audit report generator in the same module. It forms part of the export infrastructure supporting formal checks of constants against Recognition Science invariants such as the phi-ladder. The module addresses verification steps in the CPM domain.
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