Record what the frozen workers bought the campaign - #35
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Same sitting, same machine: green moves from 263 to 394 seeds per second because nearly every green seed reaches the settle phase and pays the end-of-run collections in full. The ablation runs barely move — most of their seeds fail within a few steps — and the table now says why the two rows responded so differently.
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The campaign table re-measured in one sitting on the merged tree: green went from 263 to 394.5 seeds/s (100k seeds in 4.2 minutes) because nearly every green seed reaches the settle phase and pays the end-of-run collections the freeze removed; the ablation runs barely moved because most of their seeds fail within a few steps, and the table now says why the rows responded differently. Ablation densities and replay stability re-verified unchanged — identical failing seeds, identical hashes across 2,000 re-runs. README and changelog throughput claims move with the table.