Masterpiece: vitamin D case from ledger to KILL - #6
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README and Pages now sell the four-loop skill pipeline, not a 15-box rubric. The case study keeps engine T3 on the Cochrane DOI and does not invent a replacement paper or a treatment.
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Worked example of the skill pipeline on the committed vitamin D file: claim ledger, engine (T1/T3/T4 kept honest), semantic only on T1, adversarial KILL, score F.
README and Pages now describe four loops and KILL-as-feature, not a 15-box rubric. Cochrane DOI stays engine T3. No invented replacement citations. Not CDS.