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@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ What is NOT a block (→ discard, EVEN if a description is attached):
- Pure references WITHOUT substantive description: "Satz 7.18" (nothing meaningful after the —).
- Too vague or evidently fabricated.
**Reference title WITH real content → include AND rename:** If an entry has an uninformative title ("Satz 7.18", "Korollar 6.18", "Lemma 6.2") but the description describes a real concept → include it and give a speaking name (in GERMAN) drawn from the content in the `rename` field. In the `keep` entry the **original title** stays (for matching); the new name goes ONLY in `rename`.
**Reference title WITH real content → include AND rename:** If an entry has an uninformative title ("Satz 7.18", "Korollar 6.18", "Lemma 6.2") but the description describes a real concept → include it and give a speaking name (in GERMAN) drawn from the content in the `rename` field. In the `keep` entry the **original title** stays (for matching); the new name goes ONLY in `rename`. A source numbering is never a canonical title — even with a name attached ("Satz 7.13 (Christofides)", "Satz 7.6: Kriterium …"), rename to the concept/result ("Satz von Christofides", "Kriterium für Eulerschen Kreis"); the numbering may remain in the description. A named theorem that states its own result stays a block — named after the RESULT, not the number.
Examples:
- "Clique-Member — k-Clique, die einen festen Knoten v enthält" → **keep** (standalone problem).