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- Created v3.tex with structure matching Thesis.RA tasks - Added pyramid figure (strategic/operational/tactical hierarchy) - Added hybrid automaton figure with guards and dynamics - Wove in DICE abstract framing (gap, why now, two-layer approach) - Split contributions marked in blue for review - Switched main.tex to use v3
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