docs(records): Piece E build note and follow-ups (row 13, #1508)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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Filbert's own queue-commit, and its message doesn't mention rev 17.
Filbert's queue-commit then refused with a misleading message, now on
DEFERRED.
## 2026-09-27: Queue Piece E, the ledger's queue section (#1508, Darkwing)
fd72d268 adds a queue section to the weekly ledger report. It checks four
things:
- open issues named by done rows;
- owner registrations for active rows;
- closed issues for done rows;
- the age of required rows.
The result is `fail`, `incomplete` or `reduced pass`. There is never a
full pass, because registrations carry no process identity. The Gitea
budget is the open list plus at most 10 lookups, separate from the metric
call.
Lead decision 40 relaxed plan 8.10 before the commit. The repository has
50 or more open issues, so every run was `incomplete`. A full open page
now counts only while an issue in some row's `closes` has no known state.
The same decision kept row 7 until Jason closes it, amending Q9, and kept
the 14-day age rule.
Filbert's round 1 (81f26f2e) found C1: a full ISO `requiredSince`, the
form `set required` and `add --required` write, never aged. Round 2
(ce8ce150) approved build.patch ab1f12ca. Mutants: 11 of 13 caught. One
survivor is equivalent, the other only changes a refusal's wording.
Sage applied the patch at 2333d837 and the manifest (0b20bbca) checked
5/5. Index export: ledger 78/78, config 24, task 90, foundation 44,
conductor 17, release 14, auth 15, discord 64, extension-package 18,
queue 27. Canonical queue suite 29/29. Row 7's brief then drifted as
expected, and 0a6f58dd re-pins it to the README's weekly routine
(rev 20). Row 13 goes to in-review with fd72d268 as its candidate.