fix(analytics): catalog-gap — heuristic skip-filter for pre-flag prod rows
Prod doesn't write pcat_skipped/pcat_transient yet (sase fd78957 is on dev), so the 2026-06-11 15:31 run still raised false gaps for Audi (10/10 rows cold-skip), Hyundai (2/3) and VW (1/3 + 2 untraceable cache echoes). A real pcat answer needs a network round-trip, so pcat <= 10ms means skipped — exclude those rows. Verified on prod data: the three false brands drop below threshold, Renault/Fiat/Honda etc. unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -52,6 +52,12 @@ export async function detectCatalogCoverageGaps(
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AND (timings->>'pcat_skipped') IS DISTINCT FROM '1'
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AND (timings->>'pcat_transient') IS DISTINCT FROM '1'
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AND (timings->>'pcat_circuit_open') IS DISTINCT FROM 'true'
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-- Heuristic for rows written before sase.tr fd78957 ships the flags to
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-- prod: a real pcat answer needs a network round-trip (100ms+), so a
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-- 1-10ms pcat sub-timing means it was skipped, not that it said no.
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-- (2026-06-11: 53/227 no-catalog rows were such skips, faking gaps for
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-- Audi/Hyundai/VW.) Harmless to keep once the flags are live.
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AND ((timings->>'pcat') IS NULL OR (timings->>'pcat')::int > 10)
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)
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SELECT
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initcap(split_part(label, ' ', 1)) AS brand,
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