No overlap, always consistent
These rules are about how rows relate to each other.
Not overlapping: One fact, one row
If one single mistake fails or triggers two rows, the answer is punished twice for the same thing, and the rubric over-weights that one behaviour.
Critical: "The response identifies that port 80 in the container is not published to the host." Penalty: "The response says the container crashed on start-up."
Critical: "The response identifies that port 80 in the container is not published to the host." Penalty: "The response does not identify the missing port mapping."
Why it works: the penalty catches a different, tempting wrong diagnosis.
Why it fails: the penalty is the critical turned upside down, so one miss is punished twice (and it is written as a negative).
Consistent: Rows agree with each other
Read every row against every other row and against the summary.
Work through each item.
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