P2.2: migrate golden fixtures to SAP 10.2 spec prices; loose smoke test

ADR-0010 §10: the cert-based fixtures contained compensating errors
under cert-cal prices and are scheduled for replacement by BRE
worked-example fixtures (P5). Until P5 lands they stay as a loose
smoke test catching catastrophic regressions only.

Changes:
  - Swap prices=cert_calibration_prices() → prices=SAP_10_2_SPEC_PRICES.
    Last external consumer of cert_calibration_prices — P2.3 can now
    delete table_12_cert_calibration.py cleanly.
  - Loosen tolerance: SAP ±1 → ±5, PE ±10 → ±25. The cert-cal prices
    had been numerically tuned around these specific certs, so spec
    prices alone produce a -3 to +3 SAP drift across the set.
  - Retire 9390-2722-3520-2105-8715 early (heat-network mid-floor
    flat). It drifted to SAP residual -7 because cert-cal had absorbed
    heat-network DLF + Table 12c interactions. Cert JSON remains in
    fixtures/golden/ per ADR-0010 §10; a BRE worked-example covering
    the heat-network path will subsume it during P5.

Remaining 6 fixtures pass at ±5 SAP under spec prices. The whole
suite retires when P5 lands.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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"""Regression-anchor tests for a small set of corpus certs whose
SAP rating and primary-energy values our calculator currently produces
within tolerance of what Elmhurst lodged.
"""Loose smoke-test regression anchors for a small set of corpus certs.
Purpose: catch regressions silently introduced by future slices. If a
slice that's meant to improve aggregate MAE accidentally pushes a
previously-correct cert outside the tolerance, this suite fails and we
can decide consciously whether the trade-off is worth it.
**Retiring**: per ADR-0010 §10 these cert-based fixtures contained
compensating errors against the cert-cal-prices state of the calculator
and are scheduled for replacement by BRE worked-example fixtures (P5).
Until P5 lands, the fixtures stay in place as a *loose* smoke test
catching only catastrophic regressions, not per-line spec-correctness
breaks.
Tolerance rationale:
- SAP rounded-integer residual 1 the score the cert lodges; integer
rounding means an exact "0" check would over-fit to integer flips.
- PE residual 10 kWh/ looser than ideal but reflects current
calculator capability; tightens as we close the PE bias.
Purpose: catch wholesale-broken slices (e.g. a refactor that drops a
worksheet stage entirely) between now and P5. Per-section verification
during the spec sweep should lean on BRE worked-example unit tests, not
on these fixtures.
Tolerance rationale (per ADR-0010 §10):
- SAP rounded-integer residual 5 was ±1 under cert-cal prices.
Loosened because spec prices produce ±2-3 SAP drift on these certs
(the cert-cal prices had been numerically tuned around the same
certs).
- PE residual 25 kWh/ was ±10. Loosened on the same logic.
Selection criteria (see docs/sap-spec/PARITY_FINDINGS.md): from a
1000-cert random sample these 7 certs satisfied
|continuous SAP residual| 1.0 AND |PE residual| 10
AND (main_heating_category != 4 OR main_heating_data_source != 1)
i.e. non-PCDB-heat-pump, lowest combined-residual quartile of the sample.
under the **cert-cal prices** that have since been deleted. They are
no longer a "lowest-residual" set under spec prices, but stable enough
to catch obvious regressions.
Each cert is a stored JSON document under
`fixtures/golden/<certificate_number>.json` frozen at extraction time
@ -35,12 +43,15 @@ import pytest
from datatypes.epc.domain.mapper import EpcPropertyDataMapper
from domain.sap.calculator import calculate_sap_from_inputs
from domain.sap.rdsap.cert_to_inputs import cert_to_inputs
from domain.sap.tables.table_12_cert_calibration import cert_calibration_prices
from domain.sap.rdsap.cert_to_inputs import SAP_10_2_SPEC_PRICES, cert_to_inputs
_FIXTURES_DIR = Path(__file__).parent / "fixtures" / "golden"
_SAP_TOLERANCE = 1
_PE_TOLERANCE_KWH_PER_M2 = 10.0
# Loose smoke-test tolerances per ADR-0010 §10; was ±1 / ±10 under
# cert-cal prices, which had been numerically tuned around these
# specific certs. Tightens when BRE worked-example fixtures (P5)
# replace this suite.
_SAP_TOLERANCE = 5
_PE_TOLERANCE_KWH_PER_M2 = 25.0
@dataclass(frozen=True)
@ -99,13 +110,13 @@ _EXPECTATIONS: tuple[_GoldenExpectation, ...] = (
expected_pe_resid_kwh_per_m2=+8.18,
notes="Semi-detached, TFA 102, age C, gas PCDB-listed.",
),
_GoldenExpectation(
cert_number="9390-2722-3520-2105-8715",
actual_sap=67,
expected_sap_resid=0,
expected_pe_resid_kwh_per_m2=+7.90,
notes="Mid-floor flat, TFA 75, age D, heat network (cat 6, sap_code 301).",
),
# Retired early at P2.2: 9390-2722-3520-2105-8715 (mid-floor flat,
# heat network cat 6 sap_code 301). Drifted to SAP residual -7
# under SAP 10.2 spec prices because cert-cal had absorbed
# heat-network DLF + Table 12c interactions on this cert. Cert JSON
# remains in fixtures/golden/ as reference data per ADR-0010 §10;
# will be subsumed by a BRE worked-example fixture covering the
# heat-network path during P5.
)
@ -122,12 +133,13 @@ def _load_cert(cert_number: str) -> dict[str, Any]:
ids=lambda e: e.cert_number,
)
def test_golden_cert_stays_within_tolerance(expectation: _GoldenExpectation) -> None:
# Arrange — load the frozen cert JSON, map to EpcPropertyData, run the
# calculator end-to-end with cert-calibration prices (the parity-
# validation mode the existing probe uses).
# Arrange — load the frozen cert JSON, map to EpcPropertyData, run
# the calculator end-to-end with SAP 10.2 (14-03-2025) spec prices
# per ADR-0010. Recorded residuals on _GoldenExpectation predate the
# cert-cal deletion and are informational only.
doc = _load_cert(expectation.cert_number)
epc = EpcPropertyDataMapper.from_api_response(doc)
inputs = cert_to_inputs(epc, prices=cert_calibration_prices())
inputs = cert_to_inputs(epc, prices=SAP_10_2_SPEC_PRICES)
# Act
result = calculate_sap_from_inputs(inputs)