re: record the pointer-link refutation in the backlog index

The previous commit landed the doc and the probe but its BACKLOG edit asserted
on stale text and did not apply, so the index still described the expansion rule
as merely open rather than recording which candidate had just been eliminated.
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@@ -332,8 +332,16 @@ search cannot find a *schedule*.
and `Acropolis` all come out at exactly **2×** `sum(n)`. An undershoot is
explainable by phases; an overshoot is not. `n` back to ❔. Formation slot count
also rejected (630 turret slots vs 214 live). ✅ Side result: `FormationSet`
`FrameCount` = slot count. ❔ **Open: the 116 roster records and the 298 live
entities are different structures; the expansion rule between them is unknown.**
`FrameCount` = slot count. 🔴 **A direct pointer link between them is REFUTED**
(2026-08-24, [`roster-to-craft-link.md`](roster-to-craft-link.md)): 0/116
roster records point at a craft base and 0/300 craft point at a roster base.
They sit in distinct regions (`0xbc372c00``0xbc9bc720` vs
`0xbdb2fd80``0xbdcd1d80`). Craft count varies run to run (296/298/300), so it
must only be compared WITHIN a run. ❔ **Still open: the expansion rule.** Four
candidates now dead — `Count`, `n`, formation slots, head pointers.
**Next test:** for the 5101 craft words pointing into the roster VA *range*,
plot the distance to the nearest roster-record base; a spike at one delta means
a link at `base+X`, a flat distribution kills the thread.
* 🟡 **COMPETING MODEL (user, 2026-08-24): waves are event-gated, not
clock-driven** — released by kills/objectives rather than at a fixed time, with
the route's start time being a post-trigger delay. Fits the evidence better: