Fix: keyword stuffing detection prose-density gate#73
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What this PR does
Issue #71 highlighted a case where the keyword-stuffing heuristic incorrectly flagged prose as keyword stuffing. This PR adds a minimum average words per segment check, which assumes that keyword stuffing will be 1-2 words per segment, while genuine prose will have a higher words-per-segment density.
This may still be problematic, but hopefully we're circling closer to something useful. At the very least, it solves the case reported in 71.
How to test
Adds a new test in
structure/frontmatter_test.gofor the exact description reported in 71. The new test plus all existing tests are green with this change.Checklist
go test -race ./... -count=1)golangci-lint run)