Add findcheck to Testing/Monitoring — findings-declaration validator#191
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Adds findcheck under Testing, Monitoring and Maintenance.
A JSON Schema + validator for the experiment-FINDINGS layer (hypothesis verdicts: CONFIRMED/PARTIAL/REFUTED/INCONCLUSIVE/UNDECIDABLE) — the verdict layer that MLflow/W&B/DVC (verified across 40+ tracking tools + metadata standards) do not cover. Findings are the post-hoc verdict; metrics/params/artifacts are not.
pip install findcheck, MIT, Python 3.10+.Distinct from the testing articles already listed (which cover model/code testing): findcheck validates the finding declaration itself (the structured verdict a research run establishes).