docs: file rightsizing follow-up, fix the first-person referentHEADmain

I filed the remaining rightsizing work as a DOING task, because what's left is decisions I haven't made rather than work to execute: whether verification.md's honesty core survives the over-verification warning, what to do with interaction.md now that it's the largest rule, whether to cut the TDD rationalization table, and which of my approval gates are preference versus guardrail. The three working docs are a commit behind the two splits, so they get reconciled first.

I also fixed the first-person rule I added earlier today. It said to write in the first person without saying whose voice that is, so it read as an agent narrating work on my behalf. The "I" is mine. I'm the author of record on every commit and review in these repos and they go out under my name, so the voice is me writing about my own work, and an agent never appears in the prose as a separate party. That lives in commits.md, which is symlinked machine-wide, so it covers every project from now on. Pattern #32 in the voice skill carried the same ambiguity and now matches.

I filed work's recurring-loop proposal with three findings, and work's reply corrected the weakest of them. I'd offered either a rare heartbeat or failure-breaks-silence, and both are needed: a failed subagent covers a scan-level failure, but only a heartbeat catches the scheduler dying, since then nothing spawns and there's no failure to report. CronCreate expires recurring jobs after seven days, so a fully silent loop is guaranteed to die quietly.

The session archive covers the day. Always-loaded rules went from about 57,800 tokens to 28,949, path-scoping and the de-duplication were both confirmed against a live session, and two bugs in my own tooling turned up, one of which had killed a work session mid-flight.

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