Cache only text reads that could name a product
The per-track OCR cache kept any non-empty read, so a first crop that read
only a size ("400g") was replayed on every later attempt. A size matches every
400g product's size line, so the track could never be named even after a clean
crop arrived: the cached read replaced it. Only a read carrying identity text
is cached now, so the next attempt gets a fresh OCR.
`carries_identity` moves to module scope in live.py; a function-local import
shadowed the name at the cache site and raised UnboundLocalError.
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STATE_UNRECOGNIZED,
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RecognitionEngine,
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from identity_lanes import carries_identity # noqa: E402
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from tracking import SessionTracker # noqa: E402
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EMPTY_SLOT_HISTORY = 5
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self._classify_times.append(finished_at - submitted_at)
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# The reading is cached on the track so later attempts skip OCR.
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# An empty read is not cached: a crop that was too small or too
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# blurry to read says nothing about the next one.
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if text_read:
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# Only a read that could name something is cached: a crop that was
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# too small or too blurry says nothing about the next one, and a
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# read of just a size ("400g") matches every 400g product's size
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# line, so caching it would let one unreadable crop veto the
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# product for the rest of the track's life.
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if text_read and carries_identity(text_read):
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track.text_rank = list(text_rank or [])
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track.text_read = text_read
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elif track.text_read:
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