These reports are built from what merged and what was verified, not from what somebody typed into a tracker. That is the whole difference. A report assembled from the board inherits every error on the board.
Each number traces back to its evidence: the merge that produced it, the criteria that were checked, the confidence behind each verdict, and whether the change was applied in shadow mode or live. An automated change that moved a ticket is recorded with the finding that justified it.
Delivery analytics tools report this sort of thing in far more depth than we do. The difference is that they describe the record and we correct it first.
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Machine-true numbers, human-owned framing. Overriding a machine status is attributed in the audit chain; the original value is kept.