Record that a portrait is rendered when its seat is published

The one-entry llm-connect command writes the file and leaves status alone.
Existing seats are historic when the channel drips them; the cooldown
publisher is later work.

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4. Set `status: draft` and list the seat in `README.md` as
*"draft, awaiting its portrait"*.
The seat is real while it waits. When the image lands under `visuals/`,
uncomment the line and move `status` to `handed-forward` or `complete`.
The seat is real while it waits. The portrait is generated when that seat is
about to be published, for that entry alone:
```bash
llm-connect image render-hall --hall <this checkout> --entry entries/<file>.md
```
The command writes the file, stores a receipt under `visuals/receipts/`, and
uncomments the image line. It leaves `status` as it is. Move `status` to
`handed-forward` or `complete` when the seat itself is finished, not because
a portrait arrived.
Seats already in the hall when channel publishing starts are historic content.
A post of one carries a remark that it is historic. A seat written after that
practice starts waits a short cooldown of some minutes, then publishes, and
the portrait is rendered at that moment if it is still missing. The cooldown
publisher is later work.
Do not write `(No portrait rendered for this entry yet)` — `make check` rejects
that placeholder specifically. Do not point a finished entry at a file that does