I have loaded the contents of the three uploaded files, and I'm now going to review each one in detail to identify any inconsistencies or potential issues related to the provided hint: "incorrect prompt details." Since the hint points out to possible issues in the task descriptions or metadata, I'll carefully examine each content to highlight discrepancies or errors. Let's start with the first file, then proceed to the others sequentially.The content of the first file (`file-09tidWnzgIMruJKU0a473Pap`) appears to be a Python test script focused on testing a Sudoku task. The script includes a comprehensive set of tests designed to validate the correct functioning of Sudoku puzzles, including regular expressions for recognizing Sudoku puzzles in text, and a series of tests for generating and solving puzzles. Given the context of the hint, "incorrect prompt details," there do not seem to be explicit hint-related issues within this script, as it primarily focuses on testing rather than providing descriptive task details.

Before proceeding to the next file, we need to ascertain whether needing explicit task or prompt details in a test script file would be regarded as an issue under the given hint. Generally, a Python testing script like this would not contain prompt details but rather the logic to test specific functionality, which seems to be appropriately written here within the context of a Sudoku task. Therefore, there might not be any issue according to the provided hint in this specific file.

Let's now check the second file's contents.The content of the second file (`file-XpBRKR6a2pPJxWC7VtDis8PF`) is a Python script defining a task class for solving Sudoku puzzles. The task, identified in the script as "`SudokuTask`", is designed for variable difficulty levels and includes a detailed task initiation method specifying the scope of Sudoku puzzles (4x4, 9x9, 16x16) and difficulty levels.

Given the hint regarding "incorrect prompt details," let's examine the task details and identify potential issues:

- The task is well-defined with a clear description, including the name of the task (`"sudoku"`), and a descriptive task statement (`"Interactively solve Sudoku puzzles of varying difficulty"`). 
- It correctly outlines the task's purpose, structure, and intended output which are all relevant to the task at hand.

There don't seem to be explicit discrepancies or "incorrect prompt details" as per the provided hint. The script properly outlines the task's purpose and utilization within the context expected for a Sudoku solving task, focusing on algorithmic and logical reasoning skills. The details provided in the task setup align well with expectation based on the initial hint.

Next, let's move on to reviewing the third file.The content of the third file (`file-zKYocQnOf2QfAj7U1iUvMSaX`) is a Python script defining the logic for generating and solving Sudoku puzzles. This script covers a wide range of functionalities, including board representation, puzzle generation, and solving algorithms. It specifies different difficulty levels for puzzle generation and includes methods for reading, displaying, and solving Sudoku boards.

Per the hint about "incorrect prompt details," this script focuses on the functional and algorithmic aspects of handling Sudoku puzzles rather than providing task descriptions or narrative prompts. Therefore, it's challenging to identify issues directly relating to prompt details within this script, as its primary purpose seems to be the implementation of Sudoku logic rather than presentation or explanation for users or contributors.

Given the nature of the hint and the content of the files reviewed:

1. No explicit "incorrect prompt details" were identified within the test script or the task and solver implementation files. These scripts focus on the logic and structure for testing, defining, and solving Sudoku puzzles and do not directly provide descriptive task details or prompts where such inconsistencies can occur.

2. The scripts collectively provide a comprehensive suite for the generation, testing, and solving of Sudoku puzzles of varying difficulties, with logical, algorithmic, and testing aspects well covered. The materials are consistent with expectations for Python scripts intended for these purposes.

Without further specific context about expected prompt details against which the files' content can be critically assessed, these findings suggest the files are consistent with their intended purpose and do not exhibit issues related to incorrect prompt details within the scope expected from their content.