eval: fix MULTI-XREF-001 ground truth and add MULTI-TEMP-001 row

eval/golden_dataset.jsonl

@@ -25,6 +25,7 @@
 {"id":"TAMIL_NADU-TEMP-001","jurisdiction":"TAMIL_NADU","query_type":"temporal","query":"What is the timeline for an allottee to file a complaint with Tamil Nadu RERA Authority?","ground_truth":"Under Tamil Nadu RERA rules, an allottee may file a complaint with the Authority within 3 years from the date on which the cause of action arises. The complaint must be in the prescribed format with applicable fee.","expected_section_ids":["Rule 22","Section 31"],"tags":["tamil-nadu","complaint","timeline","temporal"]}
 {"id":"TAMIL_NADU-PEN-001","jurisdiction":"TAMIL_NADU","query_type":"penalty_lookup","query":"What is the rate of interest payable on refunds under Tamil Nadu RERA rules?","ground_truth":"Under Tamil Nadu RERA rules, the interest payable on refunds to allottees is at the rate of State Bank of India's MCLR plus 1% per annum, compounded monthly, from the date of receipt of the amount till the date of refund.","expected_section_ids":["Rule 16","Section 18"],"tags":["tamil-nadu","interest","refund","penalty"]}
 {"id":"MULTI-FACT-001","jurisdiction":null,"query_type":"fact_lookup","query":"What is the purpose of the Real Estate Regulatory Authority under RERA?","ground_truth":"The RERA Act establishes the Real Estate Regulatory Authority to regulate and promote the real estate sector, ensure sale of plot, apartment or building in an efficient and transparent manner, protect the interests of consumers, and establish an adjudicating mechanism for speedy dispute redressal.","expected_section_ids":["Section 20","Section 2"],"tags":["purpose","authority","multi-jurisdiction"]}
-{"id":"MULTI-XREF-001","jurisdiction":null,"query_type":"cross_reference","query":"Which state RERA rules implement Section 9 of the central act on real estate agent registration?","ground_truth":"All five state RERA rules (Maharashtra Rule 10, UP Rule 10, Karnataka Rule 9, Tamil Nadu Rule 9) implement Section 9 of the central Act by prescribing state-specific registration forms, fees, and renewal procedures for real estate agents while maintaining the central Act's core requirements.","expected_section_ids":["Section 9"],"tags":["agent","multi-jurisdiction","cross-reference"]}
+{"id":"MULTI-XREF-001","jurisdiction":null,"query_type":"cross_reference","query":"Which state RERA rules implement Section 9 of the central act on real estate agent registration?","ground_truth":"The four state RERA rules (Maharashtra Rule 10, UP Rule 10, Karnataka Rule 9, Tamil Nadu Rule 9) implement Section 9 of the central Act by prescribing state-specific registration forms, fees, and renewal procedures for real estate agents while maintaining the central Act's core requirements.","expected_section_ids":["Section 9"],"tags":["agent","multi-jurisdiction","cross-reference"]}
 {"id":"MULTI-CONF-001","jurisdiction":null,"query_type":"conflict_detection","query":"How does Karnataka handle extension of project registration compared to Maharashtra?","ground_truth":"Both Karnataka and Maharashtra follow the central RERA Act Section 6 framework for extensions. Karnataka requires written application with supporting documents and fees. Maharashtra specifies additional conditions on the number of extensions permissible. Both state rules add procedural overhead beyond the central Act's force majeure provision.","expected_section_ids":["Section 6"],"tags":["multi-jurisdiction","extension","conflict"]}
 {"id":"MULTI-PEN-001","jurisdiction":null,"query_type":"penalty_lookup","query":"What penalties does RERA prescribe for promoters who violate allottee rights?","ground_truth":"Under Section 61 of the RERA Act, a promoter who contravenes provisions relating to allottee rights is liable to a penalty of up to five percent of estimated cost of the project. Section 63 provides that failure to comply with Authority orders attracts a further penalty of up to five percent.","expected_section_ids":["Section 61","Section 63"],"tags":["multi-jurisdiction","penalty","allottee"]}
+{"id":"MULTI-TEMP-001","jurisdiction":null,"query_type":"temporal","query":"How long does a promoter have to complete a registered real estate project under RERA?","ground_truth":"Under the RERA Act, a promoter must complete the project within the period declared at the time of registration. If the promoter cannot complete within the declared period, they must apply for extension under Section 6 before the period expires. Allottees may withdraw from the project if possession is not given within the declared timeline.","expected_section_ids":["Section 6","Section 18"],"tags":["multi-jurisdiction","completion","timeline","temporal"]}