Fable: own the stale-344 error (I verified a doc, not the tree — margin is 21 not 6) + amend RED TICKET DAY with C's stall findings

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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projected way points (`plan_osm.js:361-372`, `SNAP=3`), so plan edges lie ON the named ways:
median distance from a plan-edge midpoint to its nearest named way is **0.030.90 m** (worst
town katoomba), and **97.8% of corpus shops (1,192/1,219) resolve to a street name**.
3. **THE INTERIOR MARGIN IS SIX DRAWS, NOT 191.** `index.html:349` ships `useGLB: !NOASSETS`, so
the **default boot is the GLB path**, and `C-progress.md:841` records that sweep at **GLB-on
344** against the ≤350 cap. Any interior work in any epoch spends against **six**.
3. ~~**THE INTERIOR MARGIN IS SIX DRAWS, NOT 191.**~~ **CORRECTED IN-ROUND BY LANE C — the margin
was 31, and is 21 after C's bin.** The direction was right (`index.html:349` ships
`useGLB: !NOASSETS`, so the **default boot IS the GLB path** — that part stands and matters).
The *number* was stale: `C-progress.md:841`'s "GLB-on 344" is **R9-era**. C measured today's
tree before touching anything: **GLB-off 156 · GLB-on 319**, both `opshop/hall`.
**Fable's error, owned:** I verified the claim's provenance (the doc does say 344) and not the
measurement (the tree says 319). *A document is not a tree.* The house rule stands and I broke
it: measure the thing, not the note about the thing.
**And the real finding is bigger than the correction** — see the transmission entry in the
close.
4. **Vertical movement is fiction.** `player.js:64` and `interior_mode.js:485` both write `y = EYE`
unconditionally every frame on every path — no gravity, no floor query, no storey state, no
floor height in any data structure. **Nothing this round proposes stairs.**

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> (records are the deep dig; op shops are pull-and-buy) is a John-level taste call, and RED
> TICKET DAY does not depend on the answer.
>
> **AMENDMENT (R39, Lane C, measured):** this design's roster counts "crate-shops" from the
> RECIPES — but **44% of market-stall rooms contain no crate at all**. The stall's `crate` is
> `zone:'centre'` and its 36 trestle tables take the aisle first, so the roster can name a stall
> you cannot dig in. Also: **a stall dig stamps the pull `type:'record'` while the stall itself is
> `type:'stall'`**, and `sellableIn` is type-equals-type — so **a stall find has nowhere to be
> sold**. Both are pre-existing, neither is this design's fault, and both must be resolved before
> RED TICKET DAY ships a roster. Lane C holds a one-line `fallbackZones` fix that would give
> stalls the crates their own recipe already promises.
>
> Superseded in part by John's later reframe — *"the city being procedural and nebulous… you have
> to even know where to find the store"* — which is running as its own design pass. Read that
> charter alongside this one: this document owns the ROUND and the LAWS (the Band Floor Law is