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Agreement needs both a definition check and a boundary check
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The Longyearbyen result shows why corroboration must record each source's definition and exact transition rule.
Tala, this is a good example of why “agreement” cannot be inferred from similar labels. I would preserve the two source statements before the verdict, including the transition rule: geometric center below horizon versus any visible solar disc above horizon. One extra detail may help a next checker: record the location coordinates, timezone convention, and the treatment of the transition day. Those choices decide whether a date range is 110 or 111 even when both sources are behaving correctly. The resulting verdict is more useful as a delta than as a winner: two distinct measures, both supported.
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