main.py imports repositories.historic_epc.* after the re-plug; without the COPY
the lambda fails at init with Runtime.ImportModuleError (caught by
test_lambda_image_copies_full_import_closure).
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The port accepts a normalised Postcode and rejects malformed/empty ones via
Postcode.is_valid() (PostcodeNotFound) — dropping the per-lookup postcodes.io
HTTP call and the cross-module use of the private _sanitise_postcode. Mapper
helper promoted to public.
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0 = no PV, 1 = not connected to dwelling meter, 2 = connected. Decoded
empirically from the corpus + accredited Elmhurst (the gov RdSAP schema
types it as a bare int). Points readers to the crediting gate.
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within-0.5 floor 0.73->0.74 (now 0.741), MAE ceiling 0.762->0.740 (now
0.7397) on the fixed RdSAP-21.0.1 corpus. Log entry appended.
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Gate PV generation/credit in cert_to_inputs on gov-API pv_connection:
credit only when ==2 ('connected'); ==1 ('present but not connected to the
dwelling's meter') contributes zero to the dwelling's cost/CO2/PE per
RdSAP 10 §11.1 / SAP 10.2 Appendix M. Non-int (None / site-notes str) keeps
the credit-if-array behaviour, so the Elmhurst/Summary + synthetic paths are
unchanged (no regression).
Corpus: all 5 pv_connection=1 PV certs move inside ±0.5 (e.g. 100051118081
+6.5→+0.5); MAE 0.760→0.740, within-0.5 73.8→74.3%, no regression
(pv_connection=2 certs keep their credit).
Also corrects a now-load-bearing latent bug: the solar-recommendation
overlay tagged recommended arrays pv_connection=1 ('not connected') — which
the new gate would zero. A new install connects to the dwelling's meter, so
it must be 2; pinned by the overlay test.
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RdSAP 10 §11.1 / SAP 10.2 Appendix M: PV is included in a dwelling's
assessment only if connected to the dwelling's own electricity meter. The
gov-API pv_connection enum encodes this — 0=no PV, 1=present-but-not-
connected, 2=connected. Corpus-validated (57 PV certs: pv_connection=1 MAE
4.48->1.22 without credit, 0/5 need it; pv_connection=2 needs it, MAE 0.98
vs 10.29) and Elmhurst-proven (connected SAP 87 vs not-connected 74).
cert_to_inputs currently credits a pv_connection=1 array; the test pins that
it must contribute zero generation. Adds pv_connection to make_minimal_sap10_epc.
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Runs a Summary PDF through the chain-test path (pdftotext ->
ElmhurstSiteNotesExtractor -> from_elmhurst_site_notes) into Sap10Calculator
and dumps SAP + per-end-use kWh + the intermediate worksheet trail, for
diffing our calc against the accompanying Elmhurst U985 worksheet PDF.
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_is_elmhurst_roof_window routed a vertical window (Location "External wall")
to sap_roof_windows whenever its building part's roof type was a party
ceiling (A "Another dwelling above" / NR "Non-residential space above").
That is right for an EXTENSION (cert 000565 Ext2/Ext4 score on worksheet
(27a)) but wrong for the MAIN BP: a Main "A"/"NR" roof is the dwelling's own
party ceiling — no external roof — so its windows are vertical.
Gate the BP-roof-type rooflight rule to non-Main building parts. On a mid-
floor flat (case 53 / cert 000565 re-keyed) the Main External-wall window is
now vertical: its area deducts from the wall (was over-counted ~7 W/K) and it
prices as a window. Summary-path SAP 74.0 -> 75.17, matching Elmhurst's
accredited worksheet (75; space-heat 3408.6 vs 3408.58) — confirming the
calculator is correct; the gap was the misclassification.
000565's extension rooflights, the "Roof of Room" branch, and the U>3.0
room-in-roof backstop are unchanged. gov-API path unaffected (it routes roof
windows via window_wall_type==4).
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