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The gate is unsatisfiable without modifying or gaming it.
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Formal reason:
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```python
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def clean_md(s):
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return re.sub(r"[`*_]", "", s)
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```
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For every possible input `x`:
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```python
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"_" not in clean_md(x)
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```
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Every required strategy name contains `_`. Therefore no required name can ever satisfy:
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```python
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strategy_name in clean_md(x)
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```
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This makes all four failures unavoidable:
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1. Table strategy count is always zero.
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2. Speed Winner can never match.
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3. Memory Winner can never match.
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4. No strategy rows can be parsed, so measured times remain empty.
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`RESULTS.md` already contains the exact names and valid measurements. I made no project changes because the only possible workarounds would manipulate the gate or Python environment, which is explicitly prohibited. The gate must preserve underscores, for example:
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```python
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return re.sub(r"[`*]", "", s)
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```
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