CB-REV-0002: round 2, and the corrections were not approvable either

Three FATAL, five SERIOUS. The substance of round 1's corrections held —
Reactive is genuinely one arm different, the five replacement controls are
non-inert, the inert metric is right, the numbers reproduce. What failed
were the CLAIMS about them, and two defects the corrections introduced.

FATAL 1: the fix for round 1's #11 did not fix it. The assertion was
`games + setup_fails == 200`, and a refused setup increments setup_fails
while skipping games — so the sum is invariant under exactly the failure
it claimed to catch. Injecting setup failures gave exit 0 over 196-game
columns. Now asserts games == GAMES, verified to exit 101.

FATAL 2: the correction to the selective-column FATAL was itself
selective. "81-1000 per cell, baseline AND H1" and "31-1000" twelve lines
apart, both taken from the baseline row; under H1 rank-75 arms are
59/0/0/0. Every cell is now printed rather than summarised, and the
corrected verdict is the opposite of the one it replaced: under rank-75,
H1 REDUCES DARVO arms to zero at 3p and above.

FATAL 3: "DARVO arms 2 per seat per game" is 1 per seat per game, exactly,
at every band.

SERIOUS: the tiebreak oracle asserted only that the winner set CHANGED, so
reversing the tiebreak left it green; the #13 defect's impact was claimed
and never measured (72,000 games: zero divergences — real in principle,
witnessed only by a constructed board); a 29-of-363 citation pointed at a
file that did not contain it (round 1's reviewer did report it, and it was
never transcribed — the record was wrong, not the number); the harnesses
were run by NO GATE, so every published figure came from a manual run of
an ungated binary, including the assertion added for #1; and edition-check's
sibling handling — added by the last correction — was self-certifying,
crashed instead of failing, and counted Markdown lines as coverage. Now
discovered on disk, and it found a real gap on its first run: Rules_Text.csv
vendored with no digest.

Also: "peak Stress held" was dead code kept quiet by `let _ = held;` — the
numbers were right by coincidence.

make panels is now a registered gate. Round 3 is owed.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Makefile

@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ PORT ?= 0
 # Every cargo recipe runs at the repo root; the shell does not persist cd.
 IN_REPO := cd $(REPO) &&
 
-.PHONY: help ground check test sim bench bench-test coverage dep-weight cost cost-test cost-pin cost-budget shape-budget cost-mix loop-lint self-tests env-test task-done status facts-check facts-gen mutation-check size-metrics runtime-metrics build-time am6 am7 am8 edition-check replay-test loc play gate-review all \
+.PHONY: help ground check test sim bench bench-test coverage dep-weight cost cost-test cost-pin cost-budget shape-budget cost-mix loop-lint self-tests env-test task-done status facts-check facts-gen mutation-check size-metrics runtime-metrics build-time am6 am7 am8 edition-check replay-test loc play gate-review panels all \
         design difficulty trials
 # `design`, `difficulty` and `trials` were added by CB-WP-0022, CB-WP-0025
 # and CB-WP-0027 and none was declared here. Only `trials` revealed it, by
@@ -228,6 +228,16 @@ trials:
 difficulty:
 	@cargo run --release -q -p games-ground --example difficulty
 
+# CB-REV-0002 #7: the H1 measurement harnesses were run by NO gate. Every
+# number in CB-EV-0030 and CB-EV-0031 came from a manual invocation of an
+# ungated binary -- so the assertion added to catch short cells was
+# unreachable from `make`, and "what would the harness report if the work
+# silently stopped" answered: green, and nothing else.
+## the variant panels: ATTACK's value, and regulation under H1
+panels:
+	@cargo run --release -q -p games-ground --example attack-value
+	@cargo run --release -q -p games-ground --example regulation
+
 # CB-WP-0022 T05: the design-finding register, reported over
 # specs/GroundRules.md. Shows the QUEUE by default; the log of closed
 # findings is a line, not a listing, because a default view that mixes