func TestBenchRouteSuppressesSubKInAnswerPath(t *testing.T) · holds

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Original context

// the suppression with no PII. This is what stops the raw ExecuteIntent path from leaking unsuppressed
// counts: the bench intent is routed to its suppressing executor and the rendering goes through RenderCount.
func TestBenchRouteSuppressesSubKInAnswerPath(t *testing.T) {
	org := seedOrg(t)
	k := ai.ConfiguredSuppressionThreshold()
	skill := seedSkillByName(t, "RouteSuppress-"+uuid.NewString())

	// holds = k+2 (a published worthy count), lacks = 3 (sub k). In a two bucket partition the sub k cell
	// triggers complementary suppression, so BOTH cells suppress and no number is rendered.
	holds := k + 2
	for i := 0; i < holds; i++ {
		c := seedCandidate(t, org, "secret", "active", true)
		seedCandidateSkill(t, org, c.ID, skill)
	}
	for i := 0; i < 3; i++ {
		seedCandidate(t, org, "secret", "active", true)
	}

holds = k+2 (a published worthy count), lacks = 3 (sub k). In a two bucket partition the sub k cell

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