docs(readme): how to run the drill against the latest version #60
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The README's drill section showed the three commands but skipped the step that actually bites (it bit twice while verifying #55): making sure the checkout you run is the code you mean to judge.
New "Run the drill yourself" block spells out the two versions in play:
git log --oneline -1is the drill that will judge;heavy-duty/box@main) and asserts the installed tree is exactly the ref it asked for before issuing any verdict.--ref/--reposelect a release or a PR branch.Rider:
drill/drill.sh'sREPOdefault still saidheavy-duty/claudebox— GitHub redirects it, but the default should name the repo that exists post-rename.🤖 Generated with Claude Code