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Arabic Apple plural rules as a .stringsdict property list — the only place iOS and macOS accept plural variants, since a plain .strings file has no plural concept at all. Ships as .xml because the bytes are an XML plist; rename to Localizable.stringsdict to use it.
English Apple plural rules as a .stringsdict property list — the only place iOS and macOS accept plural variants, since a plain .strings file has no plural concept at all. Ships as .xml because the bytes are an XML plist; rename to Localizable.stringsdict to use it.
Polish Apple plural rules as a .stringsdict property list — the only place iOS and macOS accept plural variants, since a plain .strings file has no plural concept at all. Ships as .xml because the bytes are an XML plist; rename to Localizable.stringsdict to use it.
Russian Apple plural rules as a .stringsdict property list — the only place iOS and macOS accept plural variants, since a plain .strings file has no plural concept at all. Ships as .xml because the bytes are an XML plist; rename to Localizable.stringsdict to use it.
Welsh Apple plural rules as a .stringsdict property list — the only place iOS and macOS accept plural variants, since a plain .strings file has no plural concept at all. Ships as .xml because the bytes are an XML plist; rename to Localizable.stringsdict to use it.
An apple on a busy, colour-matched background — the hard input for a background remover or matting model. Score a prediction against the paired ground-truth cut-out and alpha mask.
A 180×180 opaque PNG apple-touch-icon (iOS rounds the corners itself) — for testing home-screen icon extraction and Apple touch-icon handling.
An Apple app-site-association file declaring Universal Links, web credentials, and app clips — normally served without an extension at /.well-known/, for testing AASA parsers (shown here as .json).
A downloadable appointment-scheduling form — service selection, a date and time picker, and contact details.
A booking form that separates the date from the slot, so a scheduler has to read a bounded date control and a radio list of times rather than a single free-text field. Includes an accessibility need and a reminder channel.
The smallest valid archive in this catalog: the 8-byte ar magic and nothing after it. ar has no trailer record, so end-of-file is the only end marker, and this is what an empty static library or an empty .deb control archive looks like on disk.
An Argo CD Application with automated sync, prune and self-heal, retry backoff, sync options, and an ignoreDifferences rule that exempts replica counts from drift detection. All Git and cluster endpoints are example.invalid.
An Argo CronWorkflow wrapping an inline workflowSpec: a cron schedule with an explicit timezone, Replace concurrency, history limits, and a suspend flag. Nested-spec shape that flat schedule extractors miss.
An Argo Workflows DAG template carrying the same six-task ETL topology as the Airflow, Graphviz and Mermaid fixtures in this category, so a converter or visualiser can be scored against one known answer across four formats.
Argo's steps template, whose double-nested list is a genuine parser trap: the outer list is sequential and the inner list is parallel, so a reader that flattens it reports four sequential steps instead of three groups.
A 32×32 Windows arrow cursor with its hotspot at the top-left tip (0,0) — for testing .cur parsers, CSS custom cursors, and ICO/CUR converters.
An AsciiDoc getting-started guide with source blocks, an admonition, and a table — for testing AsciiDoc renderers (Asciidoctor), editors, and conversion to HTML/PDF.
Synthetic clean tone sequence encoding digits 0123 (zero one two three). Pair with the noisy twin and transcript JSON for ASR evaluation.
Noisy twin of the digit sequence 0123 at ~7 dB SNR. Score ASR against the shared transcript JSON.
Ground-truth transcript for the 0123 ASR utterance pair — expected text: “zero one two three”.
Synthetic clean tone sequence encoding digits 1357 (one three five seven). Pair with the noisy twin and transcript JSON for ASR evaluation.
Noisy twin of the digit sequence 1357 at ~7 dB SNR. Score ASR against the shared transcript JSON.
Ground-truth transcript for the 1357 ASR utterance pair — expected text: “one three five seven”.
Synthetic clean tone sequence encoding digits 24680 (two four six eight zero). Pair with the noisy twin and transcript JSON for ASR evaluation.
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