chore(rag): PR #167 회차 1 리뷰 반영

- `parse_decompose_response_drops_partial_empty_keeps_valid` 신규
  회귀 핀 — `["", "valid q", "  "]` → `["valid q"]` (trim+filter
  chain 동작 pin).
- `multi_hop_decompose` 의 `stop: Vec::new()` 옆 doc comment 추가 —
  의도 명시 (instruction-following 모델 기대 + prose 추가 시
  MultiHopDecomposeFailed refusal 가 policy). 회차 1 question 의
  답변.
- plan 의 PR-3 implementation order 에 회차 1 carry-over 추가:
  1) ask + ask_multi_hop 의 §4-§9 mirror → 공통 helper 추출,
  2) decompose template 의 substitution corner case → format!
     named arg 으로 교체.

회차 1 의 다른 suggestion (mirror refactor, substitution corner
case, history block helper) 는 PR-3 합리적 timing 으로 plan 에
명시 — 회차 2 reply 에 정리.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -908,6 +908,16 @@ impl RagPipeline {
let req = GenerateRequest {
system: MULTI_HOP_DECOMPOSE_SYSTEM_PROMPT.to_string(),
user,
// Empty stop is intentional. Instruction-following models
// (gemma3:4b+ / gemma4:e4b / Claude / GPT-4) honor the
// "JSON array only" prompt rule, so prose past the
// closing `]` is rare. If a downstream LM does append
// prose, `parse_decompose_response` returns `None` and
// the caller surfaces `MultiHopDecomposeFailed` — that
// is the policy. Adding a trailing-`]` stop sequence
// risks truncating the array (LM emits the close bracket
// and we cut the response one token too early), which
// is a worse failure mode than the explicit refusal.
stop: Vec::new(),
// JSON array of up to 5 sub-questions is short. 512 is a
// comfortable cap that fits in any context window without
@@ -1495,6 +1505,16 @@ mod tests {
assert_eq!(out, vec!["rust async", "tokio runtime"]);
}
/// Partial-empty case — drop the empties, keep the rest. Pins
/// the trim-then-filter chain in `parse_decompose_response` so a
/// future refactor that reorders the steps (e.g. take-then-trim)
/// can't accidentally swallow valid sub-queries.
#[test]
fn parse_decompose_response_drops_partial_empty_keeps_valid() {
let out = parse_decompose_response(r#"["", "valid q", " "]"#).unwrap();
assert_eq!(out, vec!["valid q"]);
}
#[test]
fn est_tokens_approx_quarters() {
assert_eq!(est_tokens(""), 0);