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The run-order strip is optional.order="auto" | "always" | "never" on write_report, report_from_rows, report_from_results and every draw_* that draws
the strip, and --order on bencher compare --report and bencher evidence-rows. With auto (the default) the strip shows only for a design that is not simple (several
shards, paired runs, an interleaved, ABBA or mixed order, several seeds, or a within-arm
drift of at least the margin); otherwise the caption states the design in one line.
Each summary mark in an evidence graphic shows its value beside it, in text ink:
each arm's median bar (more digits when two medians would read the same), each forest
row's change, each waffle arm's rate (18/20 · 90 %) and the difference, the sweep's
change per point, the shift plot's medians and named deciles, the power bar's MDE and
Δ, and each diagnostics trend's drift. No interval is drawn; the CI stays in the
caption and the alt text.
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A view of one metric gives its change in the metric's unit (scorecard panels,
estimation, shift and power plots): base median × (ratio − 1), with the ratio CI
converted the same way. A unitless positive metric stays in %, a binary one in pp, and
views that share one axis across metrics (forest, sweep effect row, heatmap, table) keep %.
The estimation plot (G3) has no effect panel: both arms, the ±Δ band and the median
connector only.
Each evidence graphic is as wide as its content and its text matches GitHub's body
text. One metric is 490 px wide, several metrics or points 648 px (before: 800 px for
all); the figure shows at 1.2 px per pt (ticks 13 px, labels 14 px, title 16 px, the big
number 20 px, nothing under 12 px). A scorecard puts at most 3 arms panels in a row, in
balanced rows.