# Release parse scoring.
#
# `parse_release` returns a `ParseReport` alongside the `ParsedRelease`.
# The report carries a 0-100 confidence score computed from the annotated
# tokens, plus the road decision (EASY / SHITTY / PATH_OF_PAIN).
#
# Why YAML: the weights and the SHITTY/PoP cutoff are tuning knobs we
# expect to iterate on as fixtures grow. Keeping them in code would
# mean a commit per tweak; here the user can adjust without touching
# Python.
#
# Weights are awarded when the corresponding ParsedRelease field is
# populated (non-None, non-"UNKNOWN" for group). Season and episode
# only contribute when the parse looks like TV (season is not None).

weights:
  title:       30   # structural pivot — without it nothing else matters
  media_type:  20   # movie / tv_show / tv_complete / …
  year:        15
  season:      10   # only counted for TV-shaped releases
  episode:     5
  resolution:  5
  source:      5
  codec:       5
  group:       5    # "UNKNOWN" yields 0

# Penalty applied per UNKNOWN token left in the annotated stream.
# Capped at `max_unknown_penalty` to keep a long-tail of garbage from
# pushing every release into PoP.
penalties:
  unknown_token:        5
  max_unknown_penalty:  30

# Decision thresholds.
#
# EASY is decided structurally (a known group schema matched) — it does
# not look at the score. SHITTY vs PATH_OF_PAIN is decided here:
#
#   score >= shitty_min  → SHITTY (best-effort parse usable)
#   score <  shitty_min  → PATH_OF_PAIN (needs user / LLM help)
thresholds:
  shitty_min: 60