Brummel 97e793dd62 JOURNAL: Iter 18g.2 + post-18g.2 re-bench
Re-runs the latency bench post-18g.2 and records the result:
RC p99 = 311.6 µs (1.37× median), max = 348.2 µs (1.53× median);
Boehm p99 = 7249 µs (69.65× median), max = 7923 µs.  RC is 23×
better on p99 and 23× better on max.  RSS: RC 42 MB vs Boehm
66 MB — RC is now LOWER RSS, not higher.  Median throughput: RC
is 2.18× slower (alloc-path tax).

Decision 10's real-time commitment has its evidence base.  Boehm
retirement is now an orchestrator call between (A) 'retire,
accept the throughput tax until a slab allocator is built' and
(B) 'build the slab allocator first, retire after'.  No commit
yet flips defaults.

Documents the 18-arc as complete on the correctness property:
explicit-mode RC reports live=0 on the canonical bench fixture
(allocs=11068575 frees=11068575).  Remaining open work is
orchestrator-territory or queued (tag-conditional partial-drop,
let-alias-aware mode propagation, tidy-iter).
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