GitHub's own conversion on OpenJDK 2024-11: 0.234 [0.183, 0.293], and Grafana drops to borderline for RQ2¶

Read as planned above (github-conversion-openjdk.json). The route listed 850 integrated PRs, all counted (none failed, none gone): 307 carried a reviewer's inline comment, 525 examples were built and 329 survived refine, which removed 196 as suggested edits, the reviewer having written the target (a larger share than on the Gerrit corpora). Against 1,404 reviewer threads under the sizing's rule, the conversion is 0.234, 95% interval [0.183, 0.293], inside the Gerrit range it replaces (0.217 to 0.282) at the centre and wider at both ends. All 19 of the sizing's draws in the month recount to the same thread counts, so the rule and the data agree. Nine PRs have more than one page of comments and are undercounted, as in the sizing, which errs toward too few threads and so a higher rate. refine leaves every GitHub example's successor kind unchecked, by design: GitHub has no Gerrit revision kind, and the route's own upstream guard does that job.

The table, re-derived (github-sizing-report.json; OpenJDK on its own pilot, the rest on its span, marked borrowed until their pilots are read): Apache and LLVM still reach an H1 cell and RQ2; .NET reaches RQ2 and is borderline for H1; Grafana is now borderline for RQ2 (low end 1,701 against 1,850); OpenJDK and HashiCorp stay borderline for both. The 2024-11 pilot months of the other five are being collected.