feat: canonical lead scoring validation module

[shaypal5]

Summary

• Add leadforge/validation/lead_scoring.py — single source of truth validation module with canonical sklearn pipeline (ColumnTransformer + OneHotEncoder + StandardScaler + LogisticRegression), proper train-only preprocessing, multi-seed leakage trap evaluation, value-aware metrics, and group determinism checks
• Add scripts/validate_lead_scoring_dataset.py — CLI entrypoint (--csv, --out-json, --emit-release-snippet, --enforce-1000)
• Add tests/validation/test_lead_scoring.py — 12 tests covering schema, group determinism, baseline metrics, trap detection, value metrics, and report serialization
• Add CI job validate-dataset to .github/workflows/ci.yml — validates lead_scoring_intro_v5.csv if present in repo root
• Update scripts/build_v5_snapshot.py — snapshot day 14→10, add boost_leakage_trap() step (Poisson(1) target-correlated noise) for robust trap detectability under the canonical pipeline

Motivation

Numbers claimed in RELEASE_v5.md did not reproduce under a straightforward sklearn baseline (notably leakage trap min delta and Precision@K). The old ad-hoc scripts used LabelEncoder + manual median imputation which gives different results than a proper sklearn ColumnTransformer pipeline. This PR establishes a canonical, reproducible validation pipeline and regenerates the v5 dataset so all metrics pass.

Validation results (on regenerated v5 CSV)

Check	Result
Baseline AUC (hold-out)	0.648
PR-AUC	0.403
Leakage trap mean delta (10 seeds)	0.081 (≥0.03)
Leakage trap min delta	0.035 (≥0.015)
All checks	PASS (exit code 0)

Test plan

• pytest tests/validation/test_lead_scoring.py — 12/12 pass
• ruff check + ruff format --check — clean
• python scripts/validate_lead_scoring_dataset.py --csv <v5.csv> — exits 0
• CI passes on this PR

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Pull request overview

Adds a canonical, reproducible validation pipeline for the lead scoring intro dataset (including baseline ML evaluation, leakage trap checks, and value-aware metrics), plus tooling/tests/CI wiring to validate lead_scoring_intro_v5.csv consistently.

Changes:

• Introduces leadforge/validation/lead_scoring.py as the single source of truth for dataset checks + baseline evaluation (sklearn pipeline, leakage trap evaluation, value-aware metrics, report serialization).
• Adds a CLI validator (scripts/validate_lead_scoring_dataset.py) and a dedicated CI job to run it when lead_scoring_intro_v5.csv exists.
• Updates v5 dataset generation (scripts/build_v5_snapshot.py) to use a day-10 snapshot and strengthen the leakage trap signal; adds a new test suite for the validator.

Reviewed changes

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File	Description
leadforge/validation/lead_scoring.py	New canonical validation + baseline evaluation module and report generation.
scripts/validate_lead_scoring_dataset.py	New CLI entrypoint for running the canonical validation and emitting JSON/release snippets.
tests/validation/test_lead_scoring.py	New tests covering schema checks, determinism, baseline metrics, trap detection, value metrics, and report serialization.
scripts/build_v5_snapshot.py	Adjusts snapshot window (14→10) and boosts leakage trap signal during dataset build.
.github/workflows/ci.yml	Adds validate-dataset job to validate lead_scoring_intro_v5.csv when present.
.agent-plan.md	Updates project plan/status documentation to reflect canonical validation module and regenerated v5 metrics.

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# Copilot Comments

## COPILOT-1
Location: leadforge/validation/lead_scoring.py:870
URL: https://github.com/leadforge-dev/leadforge/pull/27#discussion_r3168247909
Root author: copilot-pull-request-reviewer

Comment:
    `validate_dataset()` always proceeds to model evaluation after schema checks, even if the target has only one class. In that case `train_test_split(..., stratify=y)` inside `_evaluate_split()` will raise, causing the validator/CLI to crash instead of returning a failed report. Add an explicit check (e.g., require both {0,1} present and minimum counts per class) and short-circuit further evaluation with a failing `CheckResult` when the target distribution is unusable for stratified splitting.

## COPILOT-2
Location: leadforge/validation/lead_scoring.py
URL: https://github.com/leadforge-dev/leadforge/pull/27#discussion_r3168247957
Status: outdated
Root author: copilot-pull-request-reviewer

Comment:
    `_evaluate_value_aware()` uses `expected_acv` values directly when computing `expected_value` and captured ACV totals. If `expected_acv` contains NaNs (which is allowed by `_check_missingness` up to the threshold), the resulting sums can become NaN and `to_dict()` will emit NaN into JSON output. Consider coercing `expected_acv` to numeric and filling NaNs (e.g., 0) or dropping those rows consistently before ranking/aggregation to keep metrics and JSON serialization well-defined.

## COPILOT-3
Location: leadforge/validation/lead_scoring.py:287
URL: https://github.com/leadforge-dev/leadforge/pull/27#discussion_r3168248006
Root author: copilot-pull-request-reviewer

Comment:
    `TrapMetrics` tracks both `deltas_auc` and `deltas_pr_auc`, but `ValidationReport.to_dict()` only serializes AUC deltas and omits PR-AUC deltas entirely. This makes the JSON report incomplete relative to what the validator computes. Either include `deltas_pr_auc` (and optionally mean/min/max PR-AUC deltas) in the serialized output, or remove PR-AUC tracking if it’s intentionally unused.

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Tool ref: v4
Tool version: 4.0.21
Trigger: commit pushed
Workflow run: 25176865731 attempt 1
Comment timestamp: 2026-04-30T16:25:06.848585+00:00
PR head commit: c7941df8cba700a24a00452876ea86c73c4dcb57