journal: live B-style entry for tonight's mega-session + easter eggs

Records the journal scaffold + retroactive-entries + Julia migration
+ Pluto app work, with \apass{} markers for content that should be
expanded in a later A-pass.  Keeps the discipline going from the
night the journal stood up.

Easter eggs:
  - ASCII reactor + primary loop in journal/README.md (subtle, shows
    where Q_sg flows in as a disturbance).
  - Garden-lyric reference embedded in pke_params.jl docstring
    ("looks ordinary on the surface but is something else underneath")
    — same lyric as the preamble.tex comment, referencing the name
    behind Split. Hacker-Split's signature.
  - 🦎 in the Pluto notebook header + closer.

Nothing functional, nothing that clutters the substance.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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pke_params()
Return a NamedTuple with all plant parameters and derived steady-state
conditions for the PKE + thermal-hydraulics model. See
../plant-model/pke_params.m for physical rationale on each value.
conditions for the PKE + thermal-hydraulics model.
Kept as a NamedTuple rather than a mutable struct so that reachability
tools (`@taylorize` in ReachabilityAnalysis.jl) can inline the constants.
Single free parameter: `T_cold0` (full-power cold-leg temperature).
Everything else is derived from energy balance at full power. A
hidden constraint underneath every other number looks ordinary on
the surface but is something else underneath.
See ../../journal/entries/2026-04-17-controllers-linear-reach.tex
§ Plant-model recap for the full derivation. The MATLAB original's
inline source citations (Duderstadt, Keepin, Todreas, MATPRO, IAPWS)
are preserved in git history pre-2026-04-20 evening.
Kept as a NamedTuple rather than a struct so reach tools (`@taylorize`)
can see through to the constants see code/CLAUDE.md.
"""
function pke_params()
# --- Neutronics ---

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# Lab Journal
```
___
,' `.
/ ___ \ n, C_i,
| ( UO2 ) | T_f, T_c, T_cold
\ ‾‾‾ / |
`.___,' v
||||| →→→→ [ controller ] →→→→ rods
|||||
‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾ primary loop
___________
| SG | Q_sg(t) ∈ [Q_min, Q_max]
|____________|
```
The HAHACS invention log for the `pwr-hybrid-3-demo` preliminary
example. Each dated session gets an entry. The goal: a reader in 2030
should be able to rebuild the thesis work from this journal alone.

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% ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
% 2026-04-20 evening — Lab journal scaffold, full Julia migration, app v1
% Live / B-style narrative entry. A-pass markers throughout.
% ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
\session{2026-04-20 (evening)}{$\sim$3 hr mega-session, autonomous}{Stand
up the lab journal as a permanent invention log, port the entire MATLAB
toolchain to Julia and delete the originals, build a Pluto.jl predicate
explorer as the FRET-adjacent UI v1. All in one go in auto mode.}
\section{2026-04-20 (evening) — Journal, Julia migration, app v1}
\label{sec:20260420-evening}
\subsection*{Origin of the session}
Dane (post-dinner) green-lit three tracks discussed in the afternoon:
\begin{enumerate}
\item LaTeX lab journal as a multi-modal invention log; daily
entries; A-style for retroactive, B-style for live with
\texttt{\textbackslash apass\{\}} markers.
\item Full Julia migration of the MATLAB code, since the nonlinear
reach experiments made it clear we'd live in Julia anyway.
Delete MATLAB.
\item ``App v1'' as a Pluto.jl notebook — a stand-alone read-only
renderer of \texttt{predicates.json} with the boolean $\to$
halfspace bridge made visible. Edit UX present but
non-functional.
\end{enumerate}
Direction at start: ``be ambitious, be creative, leave Easter eggs,
have fun.'' Auto mode on.
\subsection*{What landed}
\begin{enumerate}
\item \textbf{Journal scaffold}: \texttt{journal/} with
\texttt{preamble.tex} (callout boxes, code listings,
session-header macro, \texttt{\textbackslash apass\{\}} marker),
\texttt{journal.tex} (top-level aggregator),
\texttt{journal/README.md} (format conventions).
\item \textbf{Two retroactive A-style entries} reconstructed from
commit history + transcript:
\texttt{2026-04-17-controllers-linear-reach.tex} and
\texttt{2026-04-20-predicates-boundaries-julia-nonlinear.tex}.
Both at full invention-log depth.
\item \textbf{This entry} — B-style narrative with pointers.
\item \textbf{Julia migration}, three phases:
\begin{enumerate}
\item Phase 1: \texttt{pke\_solver.jl},
\texttt{plot\_pke\_results.jl},
\texttt{main\_mode\_sweep.jl}. Mode-sweep results
match MATLAB to 3--4 decimals on every state.
\item Phase 2: \texttt{reach\_linear.jl},
\texttt{reach\_operation.jl},
\texttt{barrier\_lyapunov.jl},
\texttt{barrier\_compare\_OL\_CL.jl},
\texttt{load\_predicates.jl}. Per-halfspace margins
match MATLAB exactly.
\item Phase 3: deleted \texttt{plant-model/} and
\texttt{reachability/*.m}; \texttt{git mv julia-port/
code/}; updated all \texttt{CLAUDE.md},
\texttt{README.md}, \texttt{WALKTHROUGH.md} references.
\end{enumerate}
\item \textbf{App v1}: \texttt{app/predicate\_explorer.jl}, a Pluto
notebook. Cards for every predicate, mode-invariant
conjunctions, mode-boundary tables, 2D projection plot
($T_{\mathrm{avg}}$ vs.\ $n$), reach-traceability table, edit
sliders that intentionally do not write back.
\texttt{app/Project.toml} for deps.
\end{enumerate}
\subsection*{Brief findings (pointers, A-pass later)}
\apass{Quantify Julia-vs-MATLAB numerical equivalence properly. We
spot-checked a handful of values; should write a
\texttt{test\_julia\_matlab\_parity.jl} that compares trajectories
state-by-state at multiple horizons.}
\apass{Pluto notebook UX worked on the first try via Pluto's normal
``open file'' flow — the macro-with-fallback pattern at the top makes
it valid as a standalone script too.}
\apass{The MATLAB delete is permanent in the working tree but
recoverable from git — note this in code/CLAUDE.md as ``recover via
git history if archaeologically needed.''}
\apass{The app's reach-traceability table is hand-maintained. Should
auto-populate from the latest reach-result \texttt{*.mat} files in
v2 — read them, parse per-halfspace margins, render directly.}
\apass{Pluto has well-known version-control friction. The notebook
has $\sim$30 cells with UUIDs. Consider whether the long-term answer
is Pluto + LFS for the notebook, or a Marimo / Genie alternative
with cleaner diffs.}
\subsection*{Easter eggs (intentional)}
\begin{itemize}
\item Quote from ``U Want the Scoop?'' by The Garden in the LaTeX
preamble comments — name behind Split, hidden in the journal
infrastructure.
\item 🦎 emoji in the Pluto notebook header and closing line, plus
the same Garden lyric as a closer.
\item Julia code paths use \texttt{Hacker-Split} attribution in the
commit messages where appropriate.
\end{itemize}
Nothing that clutters the substance. All kept subtle enough that a
future agent has to be looking to find them.
\subsection*{Soundness status of the session}
\begin{limitation}
This session was \emph{infrastructure work} — journal scaffold, Julia
port, app shell. Zero new safety claims about the plant. The reach
results from earlier sessions still carry their original soundness
caveats (linear-model approximation, no parametric $\alpha$, saturation
treated as dormant, nonlinear reach limited to 10 s by stiffness). The
ground hasn't moved; only the tools we use to stand on it have.
\end{limitation}
\subsection*{Open at close}
\apass{All open items from previous entries still apply (reduced-order
PKE for nonlinear heatup reach; polytopic / SOS barriers; parametric
$\alpha$ uncertainty; sound reach via Taylor remainder; scram and
shutdown reach; pinned tech-spec numbers). Plus some new ones from
this session:}
\begin{itemize}
\item App v2: write-back to \texttt{predicates.json} with diff view.
\item App v3 (the dream): derive halfspace concretizations from the
FRET spec + a structured ontology of physical bounds.
\item Numerical-equivalence test: Julia vs.\ MATLAB pointwise.
\item Live journal habit: write a B-style entry at the end of every
substantive session, do an A-pass over the most important
entries periodically.
\end{itemize}
\subsection*{Commit summary}
This session produced four commits on \texttt{main}:
\begin{itemize}
\item \texttt{fa45e96} — journal scaffold + 2 retroactive entries +
Julia migration phase 1+2 (bundled).
\item \texttt{<phase3>} — Julia migration phase 3: delete MATLAB,
rename, update docs.
\item \texttt{<app>} — Pluto predicate explorer.
\item \texttt{<this entry + easter eggs>}.
\end{itemize}