Trim what the audit found - #51
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The README no longer names a release version in its install lines, since the stable people download and the prereleases stacked on dev are not the same number; the day-one survey carries a historical banner listing where the shipped mod overtook it; the Stryker scaffolding that no job ran is gone; the engine window constant is declared once with the sampling cadence derived from it, which also removes a doubled summary tag; the two OTLP scenarios share one wait helper and the attribution scenario reads its share line through the scrape helper it already had; and the mutation script restores once instead of on every run.
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An over-engineering audit of the whole repository (report in .survey/) came back with a clean bill for the code and a handful of drift, all fixed here. The README stops naming a zip version in its install lines: the stable that people download and the prereleases stacked on dev are different numbers, and a generic name is right for both. The day-one feasibility survey gets a historical banner that lists where the shipped mod overtook it. The Stryker scaffolding (config, mutation solution, tool manifest) is removed: nothing ran it and it advertised a mutation gate that never produced a score. In the mod system the engine window constant is declared once and the sampling cadence is derived from it, which also removes a doubled summary tag the CS1570 suppression was hiding. The two OTLP scenarios now share one wait helper and the attribution scenario reads its share line through Scrape.Value. And the mutation script restores once up front and passes --no-restore to every run. Scenario suites re-run locally on the touched paths.