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The file was recorded from xberg output while the DBF extractor walked each record's HashMap, so every row's cells came out in a random order under the header. Rewrite each row in the declared field order read from dbf/stations.dbf; every row keeps exactly the same values, so the bag-of-words scores the benchmark computes are unchanged. Refs xberg-io/xberg#1968
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Verified all 86 rows against the DBF source field descriptors and record order. The change preserves every field value, row count, header, and trailing blank line.
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xberg-io/xberg#1968, fixed by xberg-io/xberg#1969.
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ground_truth/dbf/dbf_stations.txtwas recorded from xberg output while the DBF extractor read each record through aHashMap, so every row's cells sit in a random order under the header: its first row is| blue | rail-metro | Van Dorn Street | #0000ff |, wheredbf/stations.dbfstoresVan Dorn Street,#0000ff,rail-metro,blue.This rewrites each row in the declared field order, read directly from the DBF bytes rather than from xberg. 82 of the 86 rows change. Every row keeps exactly the same values, and the header, record order, line count and trailing newlines are unchanged, so the benchmark's bag-of-words scores do not move. The path is unchanged.