harness(realism): codifica le 2 lezioni dell'onda intraday (day-boundary + small-cap fills)

Due gate nuovi in altlib.py (test tests/test_harness_realism.py, suite intera verde):

1. day_boundary_robust(target_fn, tf): shifta il confine del giorno UTC e ri-misura l'uplift
   marginale. INVARIANT (segnale di prezzo, spread 0) / ROBUST (effetto calendario vero, resta
   positivo) / ARTIFACT-RISK (uplift si inverte = etichettatura). Riproduce da solo il verdetto
   degli scettici: open_drive +0.23@00:00 -> -0.33@+8h = ARTIFACT-RISK; prevday_breakout = ROBUST.
   Decoupling chiave: il segnale vede il clock shiftato, il backtest usa il calendario reale.

2. eval_weights_smallcap(df, target, capital=600, min_order=5): salta i ribilanciamenti di
   nozionale < min_order (la finzione del micro-trading sub-dollaro che eval_weights costa come
   fee proporzionale su un overlay vol-target), riporta lo Sharpe haircut reale vs modellato.
   Vale per ogni sleeve a $600, TP01 incluso.

CLAUDE.md aggiornato (sezione HARNESS REALISM). La pipeline di falsificazione ora becca da sola
artefatti-calendario e finzioni-fee, oltre a hedge/regime-luck/leakage gia' codificati.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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"""Locks the two harness-realism gates codified from the 2026-06-21 intraday wave:
* day_boundary_robust — a calendar/session/hour signal whose marginal uplift INVERTS when
the UTC day boundary is shifted is a labeling ARTIFACT (this killed open_drive). A price
signal that ignores the calendar is INVARIANT; a genuine calendar effect is ROBUST.
* eval_weights_smallcap — at ~$600 a sub-min_order rebalance can't execute; the modeled
proportional fee on thousands of sub-dollar moves is a fiction. The realistic evaluator
skips them.
"""
import sys
from pathlib import Path
import numpy as np
import pandas as pd
ROOT = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[1]
sys.path.insert(0, str(ROOT / "scripts" / "research" / "alt"))
import altlib as al # noqa: E402
# --- LESSON 1: day-boundary robustness -------------------------------------------------
def test_day_boundary_invariant_for_price_signal():
"""A signal that never reads the calendar is INVARIANT to the day-boundary shift."""
def mom(df):
c = df["close"].values
return np.tanh(3 * (c / al.sma(c, 200) - 1))
r = al.day_boundary_robust(mom, offsets=(0, 6, 12, 18))
assert r["verdict"] == "INVARIANT"
assert r["spread"] == 0.0
assert r["calendar_sensitive"] is False
def test_day_boundary_flags_calendar_artifact():
"""A pure hour-of-day bias is calendar-sensitive: its uplift swings with the boundary
(the open_drive failure mode). It must be flagged, never INVARIANT."""
def hourbias(df):
h = pd.to_datetime(df["datetime"], utc=True).dt.hour.values
return np.where(h < 8, 1.0, 0.0)
r = al.day_boundary_robust(hourbias, offsets=(0, 6, 12, 18))
assert r["calendar_sensitive"] is True
assert r["spread"] > 0.05
assert r["verdict"] != "INVARIANT"
# --- LESSON 2: small-capital fill realism ----------------------------------------------
def test_smallcap_skips_subdollar_rebalances():
"""Thousands of sub-min_order wiggles (a vol-target overlay's fiction) do NOT execute."""
df = al.get("BTC", "1h")
rng = np.random.default_rng(0)
micro = 0.5 + 0.001 * rng.standard_normal(len(df)) # tiny drift around 0.5
r = al.eval_weights_smallcap(df, micro, capital=600.0, min_order=5.0)
modeled_turn = al.eval_weights(df, micro)["turnover_per_year"]
assert r["executed_turnover_per_year"] < modeled_turn * 0.2
assert r["n_executed_trades"] < len(df) * 0.05
def test_smallcap_keeps_real_trades():
"""A low-turnover signal with genuine large moves executes them, ~no Sharpe haircut."""
df = al.get("BTC", "1h")
step = np.zeros(len(df)); step[: len(df) // 2] = 0.5; step[len(df) // 2:] = -0.5
r = al.eval_weights_smallcap(df, step, capital=600.0, min_order=5.0)
assert r["n_executed_trades"] >= 2
assert abs(r["sharpe_haircut"]) < 0.2