docs(builder): bind the red-head trigger to the round's ruled terms

The red-head rule in Picking carried its own trigger definition at the
pre-slim head; the squeeze took it, leaving 'failing check' and 'red
check' classified only forward in the review round. At an all-cancelled
head that let parked shape 2 read satisfied on its face, parking a claim
the rule says is never parked (#163, #276).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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the most work; where a repo adopts version epics,
[RELEASES.md](RELEASES.md) governs among window members.
- **Your own red head outranks a new claim**: repair a failing check at your
PR's head before claiming another issue (#163). Record the check and its
failure class; rerun a clearly retryable infrastructure failure unchanged;
treat a branch failure as an ordinary fix round, worklog and all; leave
evidence where a rerun cannot start or the cause is unclear; never rerun a
deterministic failure without a corrective commit; hand off once green
with current-head approvals. Such a PR is **never parked**, whatever the
verdict state says; how the engine detects a red head is crew's to
describe.
PR's head before claiming another issue (#163). Red and green here are the
review round's ruled terms: cancelled, stale, or unreported — every entry
at the head cancelled — is not green; skipped or neutral is. Record the
check and its failure class; rerun a clearly retryable infrastructure
failure unchanged; treat a branch failure as an ordinary fix round,
worklog and all; leave evidence where a rerun cannot start or the cause is
unclear; never rerun a deterministic failure without a corrective commit;
hand off once green with current-head approvals. Such a PR is **never
parked**, whatever the verdict state says; how the engine detects a red
head is crew's to describe.
- **One build at a time**: one issue on which you are writing or revising a
deliverable, finished or released before you start more. The rule counts
work in flight, not claims — a **parked** claim, whose next move is