Add FinAudit recall confidence intervals from 3-sample experiment#141
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- run_audit_eval.py: surface the exception message (not just the type) on a failed task so balance-exhaustion (402) is visible to wrappers. - render_finaudit_figures.py: draw 95% Wilson intervals on the difficulty-tier bars when the CI experiment is present, using its temperature-0.7 point estimates for consistency. - audit_eval_ci_wilson.csv: per-(model, tier) recall with Wilson 95% intervals over 6 models x 100 tasks x 3 samples. The difficulty inversion is confirmed: strong auditors' L1 intervals (lower bound >= 0.73) are disjoint from weak auditors' (upper bound <= 0.60).
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Confirms the FinAudit difficulty inversion with confidence intervals from a 3-sample (temperature 0.7) experiment over all six auditors (1800 instances).
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