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FIX: keep original_float_value readable on fallback scores - #3102
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Fixes #3101.
_build_resultnow copies the selected child'soriginal_float_valueto the top-level key too. The prefixed copies stay, so nothing already readingprimary.*/fallback.*changes.Test: with the primary or the fallback resolving,
normalize_score_to_floatreturns that child's value (0.3 / 0.6). Both fail on main. tests/unit/score and executor/attack/multi_turn: 3928 passed.