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CTE-Bench: Counterfactual Trace Evaluation for Stateful Software Simulators
Coding agents change running software: they patch a service's code or overwrite its stored state, and then act on their own expectation of how the service will respond afterwards. A wrong expectation may surface only several calls later. Function-level code-execution benchmarks omit persistent servi
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