tablet 56: the gap that was not there — empty says what was read

The builder claimed the structural and frame checks never see an
engineering reply because its sentences are not "vital". The live
bedikah refuted it: self-validation, carrier-centering, virtue
certification and unrequested confidence all fire on plain prose with
no Hebrew; the readings for form were always taken over the raw
output. Nothing built for that; the tablet records it.

What was true: `empty` said "nothing to examine", and that under-
reported. Now the empty record carries checks.read_for_form (the six
readings taken over the raw output, found nothing) and
checks.grounding {assessed: false, reason}; the reply's `meaning` says
empty is not tov — read for form and clean of it, nothing to ground;
the fringe reads "empty — read for form, nothing found; nothing to
ground" (still stripped by @forged / _FORGED_FRINGE, which match the
whole line). Elixir 633/0.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>

vav_pipeline/test/bedikah_test.exs

@@ -556,7 +556,11 @@ defmodule VavPipeline.BedikahTest do
       assert {:ok, r} = Bedikah.examine("Great question!", "gpt", "", opts(:empty))
       assert r.verdict == :empty
       assert r.violations == []
-      assert r.checks == %{}
+      # Tablet 56: empty records that the readings for form ran over the raw
+      # output and found nothing, and that grounding had no claim to assess.
+      assert r.checks.read_for_form.found == "nothing"
+      assert "frames" in r.checks.read_for_form.readings
+      assert r.checks.grounding.assessed == false
     end
 
     test "the record carries the hash and length of the output, not the output" do