fix(tooling): depth-only epsilon bias for the clip discriminator + corrected findings

The pass-B garment shift is now a depth-only bias in the vertex shader (no
screen-space parallax), eliminating silhouette-growth false positives. This
supersedes the previous commit's mid-run numbers: final peasant run is
33/72 clip flags, ALL genuine tight-proximity findings — 0/18 on front
views (discriminator proof), sleeveless armhole seams on average_f (side),
deep-crouch waist gap (back, worst 150px), collar nape. Bare-arm-crossing-
torso cases correctly reclassed exposed_skin (non-gating). Sensitivity
knobs: clip_epsilon_m (3cm) + --min-pixels (8), tuned to surface tight
seams; calibrate against the first real modern garments.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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jpmschweitzer

2026-07-06 14:59:32 +02:00

co-authored by

Claude Fable 5

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commit b09a50efbf

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				  "clips": ["Walk", "Sprint", "Crouch_Fwd"],

				  "frames_per_clip": 3,

				  "yaws": [0, 90, 180, 270],

				  "clip_epsilon_m": 0.03,

				  "head_id": "head_001",

				  "hair_id": "buzzed",

				  "eyebrow_id": "regular",