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Citation survey no longer has a force override

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Memory

The memory citation survey now only appears at random; nothing can force it to show.

What

The memory-recollection citation survey is now always subject to random sampling. The predicate that could force the survey to show regardless of sampling returns false unconditionally, and the setter that used to flip it was deleted.

Details
  • Previously the force predicate read a module-level variable that a setter could write; both the read and the setter are gone.
  • Sampling rate still comes from a remote-config value, falling back to 0.2 when that value is absent.
  • Applies to everyone; there is no gate and no way to opt back into forcing the survey.
Evidence

How was Claude's recollection?

Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.

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