These timecodes were generated before #148 — back when track boundaries came
from Pulsar tab-focus events rather than from the audio. Tab focus records when
PLN LOOKED at a file, not when the music changed, so every cut was wrong by
however long he sat on a tab before evaluating it.

Regenerated from the measured boundaries (segments_v3.json) via
Tidal/tools/gig-metadata.py, which now reads that shape directly and matches
segments to the setlist by title rather than by position.

  #  track                        was        now      drift
  5  You My Sunshine              0:25:41    0:25:58    +18s
  7  Piment Bresilien             0:36:51    0:37:07    +17s
  9  Perfect                      0:48:24    0:49:14    +50s
 10  Gimme Acid                   0:53:39    0:54:12    +33s
 11  Ghosts in the Toilets        0:58:48    0:59:20    +32s
 13  Vague de CRIME               1:04:33    1:04:49    +16s
 14  Desire                       1:09:12    1:09:40    +28s

totalDuration_s 4809 -> 4769.1. Tracks 1, 12 and 15 were already correct.

Only timing changed: names, order, bpmRange, styleDistribution and all 60
samplePacks diff byte-identical against the previous file, and venue/stage are
carried through verbatim. This matters beyond the website — Slopmotion reads
this file to cut visuals to the set, so shipping it stale would have put the
cuts half a minute off the music on a third of the album.