Add Astra Sweetspot to Related Comparisons - #239
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Adds Astra Sweetspot under Comparisons → Related Comparisons. It compares Astra/Sol model and effort settings through Codex CLI, using the same public starting code and prompt within each task. Candidate patches are checked outside the model's workspace; the patches, checks, timing, token counts, and source hashes are published.
I am the author, and built it with Codex. The initial data is eight single-attempt runs on two historical JavaScript bugs. This does not establish reliability, a universal best effort, or subscription-quota savings. External adoption is not yet established; the contribution is a concrete, reproducible coding experiment with inspectable evidence.
npx astra-sweetspotreads the bundled data without inference. An explicitruncommand reproduces a trial with an existing Codex login and uses account quota. MIT, no runtime npm dependencies.The one-line entry follows the existing format and includes the automatic star badge. The public npm installation and documented reproduction were checked; the project's CI is passing. This PR changes only the list entry.