chore(gate): retighten the file-size baseline to the post-purge tree

[macanderson]

make file-size-update from main tip 317fdbc, landed alone from a fresh main per AGENTS.md's baseline-skew rule (this is the dedicated PR #3239 asked for). Eleven ceilings move down to their files' current sizes; the grandfathered set stays at 26 files, so no god-file table changes. make file-size and make god-files green on the result.

Closes #3239

Summary by Sourcery

Retighten the file-size baseline configuration to match the current post-purge tree, updating recorded ceilings without altering the grandfathered god-file set.

Build:

• Update file-size baseline configuration to reflect current file size ceilings in the main branch.

Chores:

• Regenerate and commit the file-size baseline data per repository guidelines to remove baseline skew.

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Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

Retightens the file-size enforcement baseline to match current post-purge sizes, lowering ceilings for several files without changing the grandfathered god-file set.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Update file-size baseline ceilings to match current file sizes after tree purge while keeping the grandfathered file set unchanged.	Regenerated scripts/file-size-baseline.txt via make file-size-update from main tip 317fdbc Lowered size ceilings for eleven files to their current observed sizes Verified make file-size and make god-files pass with the new baseline Left the grandfathered set at 26 files, so no changes to the god-file table layout or membership	scripts/file-size-baseline.txt

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