docs: measured behavior section (demanding workloads pt.2-4 + interpreter matrix) - #29
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The README's benchmark note still quoted a v1.0-era "14-130x vs raw ncu" figure. Four demanding-workload studies plus the interpreter matrix have since measured v1.2.0 against real captures, so the section now carries what was actually observed — including the results that are not wins: the vectorization step that bought nothing at the roofline ceiling, the compare pairing that reported the wrong sign across a fusion boundary, and the .ninja_log floor where the digest costs more than the artifact. Findings that point at tool work are filed as issues #24-#28 rather than buried in prose. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Replaces the stale v1.0-era token-ratio sentence with a table of what the five completed studies actually measured against released 1.2.0 — wins, honest floors, and negative results alongside each other. Every row links back to a published study with its workload.
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