The written detector compares green count to token count times the assigned green fraction, then divides by square root of count times fraction times one minus fraction. With an illustrative one hundred evaluated tokens and fraction one quarter, expected count is twenty-five and standard deviation about four point three three. Thirty-five green tokens give z about two point three zero nine; forty-five give four point six one nine. Both bars depict z on one hundred thirty pixels per unit. These illustrative counts explain the algebra, not a measured false-positive rate or proof of authorship. The detector contains an explicit default-text override at key forty-two and gamma one half. It assigns six red token positions and overrides z to three point five three five five and p to point zero zero zero two zero four. Both bars illustrate the specified twenty-six green and six red fixture counts at twenty pixels per token. These source constants are pedagogical fixtures rather than measured accuracy. Actual text lengths and token records remain visible in the original export. Its ordinary detector compares the pseudorandom value to gamma. For an illustrative value point four, gamma point two five assigns red, while gamma point five assigns green. Both bars display gamma at one thousand pixels per probability unit. Delta appears in the manifest and inspector, but is not an input to this detection classification function. The compliance label is a simulation verdict, not independent cryptographic or legal evidence.