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The Elmhurst Summary §3.0 "Date Built" lodges the per-building-part age
bands; the Main row reads "Main Property" / "C 1930-1949". But "Main
Property" ALSO heads the §4.0 Dimensions table, so the global
`_str_val("Main Property")` collides with it: when pdftotext renders
"3.0 Date Built:" glued onto its "Main Property" row token on one
layout line (as the recommendation worksheets do), the first standalone
"Main Property" match is the §4 dimensions header — returning its next
token "Floor" as the "age band".
That garbage age propagated to `u_roof`: for a "Pitched, sloping
ceiling" (PS) roof with no lodged insulation thickness, `u_roof` returns
the spec uninsulated U=2.3 for the correct age C but U=0.4 for the
unparseable "Floor" — collapsing the roof heat-loss term and inflating
SAP by ~14 points on the affected cert.
Scope the read to the Date-Built block (between "3.0 Date Built" and
"4.0 Dimensions") and take the first age row — a line beginning with a
single A-M band letter + space ("C 1930-1949", "A before 1900",
"J 2003-2006"). Building-part name rows never start that way, and the
Main row precedes any extension / room-in-roof rows.
Regression: full sap10_calculator + documents_parser suite green bar the
3 pre-existing unrelated fails (2 stone-wall U tests, test_total_floor_
area); the multi-bp / "A before 1900" fixtures (000516, 001431_case*,
6035) keep their age bands.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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