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Evidence-Guided Repository-Level RTL Repair
Repository-level RTL repair must localize a failure that spans files, modules, and clock cycles, then propagate the fix consistently. Existing methods reason over source code, which reveals possible behaviors but not the failed execution, and cannot tell whether a local fix was propagated consistent
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