docs: bring the handoff up to date with the batch and what verified it
The "there is uncommitted work in the tree" section is retired: the batch is four commits on `ontology-sweep-clusters`, unpushed, master untouched. Records what the gate actually bought. The batch was type-checked, linted and looked finished, and `cargo test --all-features` still failed on five non-nullable entities that resolve unavailable -- with the generalisation, since it will recur: a fix that stops a reader lying usually makes some entity nullable, and the declaration does not follow on its own. Both defects here were introduced by honesty fixes. Also records what is *not* verified, which matters more than what is: doc-tests and example execution never ran, `cargo +1.88 check` could not run so the MSRV is inferred rather than built, and one Windows machine says nothing about the other two platforms. Adds two lessons where they belong rather than in a changelog. The guardrail table gains the gap `b2dd07b` came out of -- nothing compares a reading's provenance against its entity's declared provenance, and the durable test is "may resolve stronger, never weaker" rather than equality. And the flake from `2e6f9e9` is written up by its profile: passes single-threaded, passes in isolation, fails only under full parallel load, which is precisely the shape that gets dismissed as noise. Finally, the Defender quarantine that ate most of the session, with its symptoms and the warning not to reach for `rustup toolchain uninstall` -- which was tried here and made it worse. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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