docs(notes): the ghost-arp verdict — the premise was wrong, not the orbit
PLN A/B'd five solo-orbit clips against the master and closed it in under a minute: "wait rehearing master i dont hear any issue? ignore the arp variants, lets keep and lets confirm what we have." So the OPAL-26 masters stand as rendered. No stem surgery. Logging it because the near-miss is the useful part. The machine narrowed five candidates and could not call it. d12 fit the declaration theory PERFECTLY — declared by do_it_right, absent from sunshine, re-declared by take_5, which would have explained "gone once in take 5 drops" exactly — and it even locked to do_it_right's 89 BPM cycle. It measured -72.6 dBFS. Inaudible. The tempo lock was noise floor, and the elegant theory was fitting a signal nobody could hear. Also captured, since they are real reactions even though they are not the thing he asked about: d6 has a ~2 s blast worth killing some day, d3's percs are "a bit dry", d10's riser is fine.
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