Name the parity oracle by its place inside PyMEOS rather than by this machine - #92
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The object-model parity artefact names its oracle by the place it occupies inside PyMEOS,
pymeos/factory.py, which identifies the file being audited without carrying the checkout it happens to live in. A regression test asserts that one oracle read from two locations yields the same artefact.An absolute path, as both of the report's exit points record, makes the same audit produce a different file from every checkout. A consumer that vendors the artefact and regenerates it to detect drift then reports drift that no change causes: MobilityAPI-Python's scheduled vendor-drift job compares a copy generated beside a developer's PyMEOS checkout against one generated in a CI tmpdir, so that gate stays red however fresh the vendored copy is.