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Evidence of pre-existing bias in 1914 but genocidal intent i seen in February 1915. Here, 70 gendarmes attacked the village of Koms and killed the Armenian leader in addition to having Turkish soldiers regularly killing Armenians in their towns.

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February 1915: 70 gendarmes attack the village of Koms and kill the Armenian leader and all the people with him; Turkish soldiers are regularly entering Armenian towns and raping, looting, and killing
--> even though the Ottoman government has not specifically announced their intentions of genocide, they are clear through their actions

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January 1915: Armenian soldiers in Turkey are executed, right after that full raping, killing, and looting of Armenian towns regularly in affect, but January is when first accounts of execution are noted

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It was clear in February of 1915 that the Ottoman government had genocidal intent because the Turkish soldiers regularly entered Armenian towns to loot, rape and kill. It is shown that this had been a normalized occurrence at the time.

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March 1915 - Mass arrests of Armenians and they were sent to work on road construction (and were never from again). A dispatch from the Turkish central committee announces the decision to exterminate the Armenians. This was also when the deportation of Armenians began. It is clear here that the Turkish government wanted to ethnically erase the Armenians.
April 1915 - There were mass arrests of Armenian leaders and 24,000 Armenians are killed in merely 3 days (with 32,000 more Armenians killed by the end of the month).
June 1915 - Mass slaughter of Armenians in Sivas and was witnessed by Greek woodcutters.
October 1915 - ~800,000 dead Armenians, hundred of Armenians are Turkified, and legislation forbid Armenian women from marriage. Ethnic cleansing.

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February 1915, 70 gendarmes attack the village of Koms and killed the Armenian leader and all people with him. + Turkish soldiers are regularly entering Armenian towns and raping, looting, and killing

In June of 1915 there were witnesses  (greek woodcutters)  to the mass slaughter of Armenians in Sivas in the woods of Meshedler-Yivi

In july of 1915 Governor-general of Kharput Province tells the interior ministry that the roads are filled with the bodies of women and children and they don’t have time to bury them, this is written evidence of the mass murder taking place

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In March 1915, the Turkish central committee announced a decision to exterminate the Armenians, which clearly shows genocidal intent.

In April 1915, 24,000 Armenians are killed in 3 days.

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There is outstanding evidence that a genocide targeting the Armenians/Pontian Greeks did indeed take place. There is not a single piece of evidence or any events that prove that there was not a genocide.

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In March of 1915, Armenians were declared "internal enemies which must be destroyed".
By the end of April 1915, 56,000 Armenians were killed.

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There is no evidence that a genocide targeting the Armenians/Pontian Greeks did not take place.

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There is no evidence to support the claim that a genocide did not take place. There is sufficient evidence to prove that the Ottoman government did intend to eliminate the Armenian minority.

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April 1915 - 24,000 Armenians are killed in 3 days, and then 32,000 more; a mass arrest of Armenian leaders is ordered, and an Armenian monastery gets burned

September 1914 - all Armenians are ordered to turn in their weapons, so that they would be disarmed for the genocide.

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March 1915 - armenians mass arrests of armenians occur and they are never heard from again

March 1918 - Enver orders the killings of all civilian Armenians over the age of 5 and the remaining Armenians in the Turkish military.

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No, other than Turkey trying to incentivise sources to cover it up; also the treaty that was made had no mention of the Armenians.