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Rename the project to ragstat and add a results summary - #7
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Renames the project from RAGBench to ragstat and adds a short results summary at the top of the README.
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ragbench/moved toragstat/(history preserved), imports,__main__, and the console scriptragstat.pyproject.tomlname, scripts, packaging, coverage source, mypy config, and repository URLs;uv.lockregenerated.--cov=ragstat, docker tag), BEIR User-Agent, temp-file prefix, docs, configs, and README.Kept for compatibility
ragbench-stats-v1andragbench-judge-v1, and the judge tool nameragbench_judge, so saved reports keep loading.ragbenchstill load and compare, and that new reports recordragstat.Results at a glance
A new README section rendered from the committed reports by
scripts/render_readme_tables.py, covered by the README drift test. No metric, threshold, or selection changed.