[eric] canary: the reddit task quoted two payloads, so the send script rightly refused it

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@@ -60,7 +60,13 @@ SITES: Dict[str, Dict[str, str]] = {
},
"reddit": {
"probe": 'Go to reddit.com/r/test/submit. Do NOT type or submit anything. Is the post title/body compose form present? Answer with exactly one word: YES or NO.',
"post": 'Go to reddit.com and create a text post in r/test titled "{m}" with body "canary check". Submit it.',
# ONE quoted span, deliberately. The old wording quoted a title AND a body, and
# quoted_payload refuses a task with two candidate payloads rather than guess which text to
# send, which is correct: guessing there is how you post the wrong string. So the send
# script declined every reddit round, the model finished it the slow way, no receipt fired,
# and the canary scored the PRODUCT for a defect in this prompt. A measurement instrument
# that trips the thing it is measuring reports its own bug as the system's.
"post": 'Go to reddit.com/r/test/submit and create a text post whose title is exactly "{m}". Submit it.',
"delete": 'Go to reddit.com and delete my post titled "{m}"',
"verify": ('Go to my reddit profile. Do NOT post, delete or change anything. Is there a post '
'titled "{m}"? Answer with exactly one word: GONE if absent, PRESENT if there.'),