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| # Repair an inconsistent broadband microwave composite | |
| I am replaying a lossy two-port measurement workflow with the supplied | |
| historical scientific-library source, two measured microstrip records, and a | |
| declared replay configuration. The calculation completes, the frequency sweep | |
| is nonempty, and the reported response is finite. However, the end-to-end | |
| network behavior is not scientifically consistent with the supplied material | |
| for the same records and configuration. | |
| Run `python reproduce.py` to reproduce the observation. Inspect the complete | |
| source tree and public measurement records, then repair the | |
| library implementation so this workflow and related supported network | |
| workflows are scientifically consistent. Preserve the established public APIs. | |
| The repair must generalize beyond the supplied records, frequencies, and replay | |
| values; do not hard-code the public fixture or replace the scientific | |
| calculation with stored output. | |
| The task is fully offline. The Touchstone files are authentic upstream | |
| measurement examples. The replay configuration is a fixed input record, not | |
| code under repair. | |