bug#36697: 27.0.50; gnus: some articles with score 0 are killed

[Lars Ingebrigtsen]

Sam Steingold <sds@gnu.org> writes:

> The first 15 articles in *Summary* are marked as "Y-" (killed), the last
> 5 are not.
> "V t" on all articles is _identical_:
>
> ```
> ("gwene.ru.org.bash" 400 nil s) [all] -> ~/.gnus-kill/all
> ("[[:multibyte:]]\\{5\\}" -200 nil r) [all] -> ~/.gnus-kill/all
> ("[[:nonascii:]]\\{5\\}" -200 nil r) [all] -> ~/.gnus-kill/all
>
> Total score: 0
> ```
>
> The idea is that non-ascii always means spam except for 1 single group
> where I compensate with +400.
>
> This started a few weeks ago, until then all was as expected (no
> non-ascii subjects except in the bash group, where nothing was ever
> scored).
>
> I am confused why some articles with 0 score are marked with "Y-" and
> others are not.

I tried with the following score file:

(("subject"
  ("[[:multibyte:]]\\{5\\}" -200 nil r)
  ("[[:nonascii:]]\\{5\\}" -200 nil r))
 (group
  ("gwene.ru.org.bash" 400 nil s)))

When I enter the group in question, all the articles are marked with
"Y-" and the `V t' output is the same.  So I'm unable to reproduce this.

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