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Hall call waiting time statistics: long wait threshold · case 03

Calls answered in exactly sixty seconds count as long waits, or none ever do.

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Case contract

Each hall call has a registration time and an answer time (None if still unanswered at end_s). Waits are answer - registration clamped at zero (clock skew); unanswered calls count with the censored wait end_s - registration. Report the integer mean (floor), per-mille of waits over 60 s (floor), the maximum and the count; all zeros when there are no calls.

Why this case matters

Lift group controllers make these decisions many times per minute; a wrong answer strands passengers, wastes trips or overrides a safety rule.

One recorded failure

Sample boundary fixture

This sample comes from the broken implementation of a controlled reproducer.

Boundary fixture	Actual	Expected	Outcome
regression: wait of exactly sixty seconds	`{"avg": 60, "count": 2, "long_permille": 1000, "max": 61}`	`{"avg": 60, "count": 2, "long_permille": 500, "max": 61}`	Failed

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