assert_stage.py checks the DEFINITION table against an expected stage marker and
earned its keep immediately: its first live run reported MISMATCH -- the capture
had a live flight HUD and would have been filed as Stage 02, but was the S01
tutorial. That is exactly the failure that silently invalidated an earlier
cross-run comparison.
require_menu (launch_mission.sh) refuses to press until screen_id reads `menu`.
It is NOT sufficient, and this refutes my previous explanation: the run DID
confirm the menu and still loaded the tutorial. The real cause was that the
guard's own capture was a 10x710 sliver which classified as `menu` -- fixed
separately in 6aa31e5.
Left open: whether the menu guard suffices now that slivers are rejected (not
re-run), and why the capture was a sliver at all when the other shots in the same
run were 1279x675.
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