fix: close the code fence in the LiveCodeBench prompt template - #16
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map_lcb's code_prompt opened a ```python fence but ended the string with a stray double quote instead of the closing ```, so the prompt shown to the model contained an unterminated code block plus a trailing ". The sibling prompts (and the commented-out template above) close the fence correctly. Add the missing ``` so the example block is well-formed.
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In
recipe/demystify/reward.py,map_lcbbuilds the LiveCodeBench prompt withcode_prompt, which opens a```pythonfence but terminates the string with a stray"instead of the closing```:So the prompt sent to the model ends with an unterminated code block and a dangling
". The continuation used a few lines below (and the commented-outcode_agent_prompt) close the fence correctly with```..This adds the missing
```so the example block shown to the model is well-formed:Verified the module still imports (
py_compile) and the rendered string now ends with a closed code fence.