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bd: save session memories and re-scope bk9 for the post-39.25 objective

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Memories stored via bd remember (injected at bd prime, so they survive into the
re-baseline session):

  config-declares-over-defaults      a CONF_DEFAULTS value is not the live one;
                                     the corpus configs declare their own
  absence-of-fails-means-nothing     zero fails can mean the check is disabled
  crinkliness-is-alexander-159       1/crink is depth PER WINDOW WALL
  score-is-already-a-ratio           value/cost makes per-m2 pricing
                                     proportional already
  fails-are-emitted-before-aggregation  why aggregation and rate changes cannot
                                     move the fail set
  objective-state-after-39.25        every default now live, and what is still
                                     default-OFF
  ab-protocol-and-mdd                the harness, and what 8000 evals can and
                                     cannot resolve
  none-of-39s-changes-are-search-proven

bk9 re-scoped: it was filed after 39.19 and four more changes have landed since
(39.22-39.25). Its comment now lists all six, names the two still default-OFF,
gives the rescored baseline layouts, and asks for four things beyond 39.12's
mean/sd/MDD -- per-storey daylit-wall supply/demand, the outdoor fraction (the
one unmeasured risk in 39.25), open space by storey, and corridor geometry.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MJ84Feep79Hhm3E4zZJmnB
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