sugya, step 3: the case behind each threshold is carried on every verdict

specs/sugya.md §IV "carried on the verdict", §V step 3. Sugya.for_verdict/1
renders, for every rule that fired and every form that was noted: kind,
verse, precedent, the dissents and exceptions — each with `applied`,
read from the record and never guessed: the single witness noted (and
for which forms), the hedged claims left out of the trace, grounding
not assessed for want of ground, a forged fringe standing on one
witness. A dissent the record cannot speak to is carried applied:
false — considered, and the rule's verse decided. The minority is on
every record (Eduyot 1:5–6): to be relied on later, and to be located.

Carried as `sugya` on the bedikah response, the pair's two sides, and
the gate's `bikoret` object (pass and stream). The fringe is unchanged
— it is for the reader, who asks for the sugya by reading the record.
Tamid §1.1: the `sugya` field in the response and the paragraph "Every
rule carries its sugya"; Doorpost pin → 658005c9…. Elixir 664/0
(sugya_verdict_test: clean → {}; noted apology → two-witness dissent
applied for that form; forged fringe → the mark exception applied;
golden calf with and without a hedged claim; a rule the record cannot
speak to → considered, applied false).

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

specs/bikoret_tamid.md

@@ -243,6 +243,12 @@ Response (200):
   "verdict": "tov" | "lo_tov" | "empty",
   "violations": ["halt(avodah_zarah, ...)", ...],   # the Prolog halt terms, verbatim
   "anchors": { "avodah_zarah": "Shemot 20:3", ... },  # the verse of each rule that fired
+  "sugya": {                                           # the case behind each threshold (sugya.md)
+    "<rule>": { "kind": "deed|mark|word|measure", "verse": "...", "precedent": "tablet(49)",
+                "fired": bool, "noted": ["<form>", ...],
+                "dissent":   [{"reading": "...", "verse": "...", "applied": bool, "form": ...}],
+                "exception": [{"condition": "...", "verse": "...", "applied": bool}] }
+  },                                                   # one entry per rule fired or form noted
   "checks": {
     "authority": { "fired": bool, "claims": [...], "violations": [...] },
     "grounding": { "fired": bool, "assessed": bool, "reason": "…" (when not assessed),
@@ -306,6 +312,18 @@ and at the gate `rebukes` — the ref of the examination this one answers;
 `mesorah` — the citations made, each found or not.
 ```
 
+**Every rule carries its sugya** (`sugya.md`). Beside the verse a rule
+stands on, the verdict carries the case it was cut from, which of
+Torah's procedures reads it — a deed by two witnesses, a mark by
+inspection, a word by what follows — the reading that would acquit, and
+what the rule does not reach; `applied: true` marks the dissent or
+exception the record shows held (the single witness noted, the hedged
+claim left out, no ground given, the forged fringe on one witness). A
+dissent the record cannot speak to is carried `applied: false`:
+considered, and the rule's verse decided. The minority is on every
+record (Eduyot 1:5–6). Nothing here learns; a new dissent is a commit
+that moves the pin.
+
 **Every rule cites its verse** (`bishearecha.md` §X; Devarim 4:2).
 `talmudic_engine/src/halt/anchors.pl` declares `rule_anchor(<halt name>,
 verse(<book>, <ch>, <v>))` for every halt name the rule modules can