docs: state the size proof slots.py counts

architecture.md said a file found by its name claims nothing. Since 2b535525e slots.py counts such a copy (size_exact) when it has the exact size the profile declares and the platform's file another size, as RetroDECK's sgb2.boot.rom shows.

tests/test_doc_pages.py

@@ -1794,6 +1794,21 @@ class ReportExcerptIsTheRun(unittest.TestCase):
                 self.assertIn(line, printed)
 
 
+class ClaimRuleNamesTheSizeProof(unittest.TestCase):
+    """architecture.md said a file found by its name claims nothing, while
+    slots.py has counted a name-found copy at the declared size against a
+    platform file of another size since 2b535525e."""
+
+    def test_the_page_states_what_slots_counts(self):
+        import slots
+
+        self.assertIn(slots.SIZE_EXACT, slots.PROVEN_STATUSES)
+        page = " ".join((ROOT / "wiki" / "architecture.md").read_text(encoding="utf-8").split())
+        section = page.split("### When both layers claim one destination", 1)[1].split("###", 1)[0]
+        self.assertIn(f"(`{slots.SIZE_EXACT}`)", section)
+        self.assertIn("Two files of equal size are revisions", section)
+
+
 class SkipFlagsNameTheSteps(unittest.TestCase):
     """--skip-packs said "add --skip-docs to stop after verify" while 4d and
     4e still ran, and the flag table left 8b out of --skip-docs."""

wiki/architecture.md

@@ -180,7 +180,11 @@ A platform and an emulator profile can each name a different file for the same
 place in the BIOS folder: RetroBat puts its own `ATARIOSB.ROM` at
 `bios/ATARIOSB.ROM`, where atari800 reads another dump. A claim counts only when
 it rests on content or on the path. A file found by its name alone claims
-nothing. The pack then answers to whoever asked for it:
+nothing, unless its copy has the exact size the profile declares and the
+platform's file has another size (`size_exact`): RetroDECK's `sgb2.boot.rom` is
+the Super Game Boy 2 SNES program ROM where supersnes9x reads a 256-byte boot ROM.
+Two files of equal size are revisions, not a conflict. The pack then answers to
+whoever asked for it:
 
 - A **platform pack** must leave the frontend's own check green, since a user
   reading red concludes the pack is broken. Where the frontend only looks for