Replication package for "Auditable Runtime Evidence for Automated-Vehicle Digital Twins in Intelligent Transportation Systems: A Systematic Review"

This replication package supports the systematic literature review, "Auditable Runtime Evidence for Automated-Vehicle Digital Twins in Intelligent Transportation Systems: A Systematic Review." It contains the review protocol and PRISMA 2020 checklist, the search strings as executed, the unmodified database exports, the record-level screening decisions for all 1,184 deduplicated records, the full-text adjudications and companion-paper reconciliation, the second-coder reliability materials, the operational taxonomy codebook with its adjudicated boundary cases, the axis margins over the full corpus of 102 studies, the per-study E1–E7 coding of the 23 studies coded in this revision, an independent recoding of all 82 articles of the first-pass corpus together with an agreement analysis against those margins, the three-test carrier audit, the empty-cell audit supporting the 0-of-26 finding, and the complete bibliographic record of all 106 included articles. The PRISMA and distribution figures are included with the scripts that generate them. Version 2.0.0 replaces the "available from the corresponding author on reasonable request" statements of version 1.0.0 with the files themselves, and declares two absences rather than filling them: the Scopus query string, which was composed in a working file that did not survive and is not reconstructed; and the per-study rows behind the axis margins of the 79 studies carried from the first round, which were not retained. Both are documented in the package, in the file the manuscript points to in each case. Version 2.0.1 corrects four spreadsheet cells that carried PENDING, two PRISMA checklist items that claimed more than is delivered, and one contradictory sentence in the README, and adds 04_corpus/included_studies_bibliography.csv, the complete bibliographic record of the 106 included articles with authors, year, venue, DOI, PRISMA arm and, where per-study coding survives, the seven axes. No count, figure, or finding changes between 2.0.0 and 2.0.1.