{"label": "A06", "class": "TRACED", "click_pass": true, "sided_with": "B", "reason": "Steps 1-3 pass on eSecurity Planet ($4.99M, IBM 2026 report), and step 5 follows its link to IBM's report page, whose free download form serves the report PDF (opened: USD 4.99M; Ponemon, 602 organisations, breaches March 2025-February 2026, 3,558 interviews). Step 4 is met at the counter within 3 hops, so TRACED: the PDF opens, so the counter is not 'not reached'."}
{"label": "A20", "class": "MISMATCH", "click_pass": false, "sided_with": "A", "reason": "Steps 1-2 pass via the archive copy (67% short-form content among 'most valuable' formats), but step 3 fails: the page never says short-form includes blog posts, and DGR's own report PDF (reachable through the free form) lists 'Blog posts/news articles' as a separate category. Step 3 stops the trace as MISMATCH, and B's NOT REACHED fails anyway because the report opens."}
{"label": "A34", "class": "TRACED", "click_pass": true, "sided_with": "B", "reason": "Steps 1-3 pass on IBM's own page (4.99M global average, 2026 report; the report says its years are publication years, so 'in 2026' follows its own convention). Step 4 is met because the page's free download form serves the report PDF (opened), whose methodology gives Ponemon's 602 organisations, breaches March 2025-February 2026 and 3,558 interviews, so TRACED via the linked report rather than B's searched press release."}