Four tracks carried uncommitted edits after the KRK run. They are his, they
are tuned by ear, and they were sitting only in the working tree with a
rehearsal scheduled for dawn — exactly the state that let a stale Pulsar
buffer eat committed work twice before (#95). Committing them so tomorrow's
run starts from disk, not from whatever a buffer happens to remember.

What he changed, and why it reads as deliberate:

- gimme_acid  d5 gains a `^56` jungle_breaks:15 swap and the slice pattern
  moves under `whenmod 16 8`, so the chop only bites for half of every 16
  cycles instead of running flat the whole time. d11 gets `# gain 1.5` and a
  renamed comment ("BOOM, BOOM, BOOM").
- perfect     comment-only: d1 "Famous Clubkick", d2 "Clap Mechamment
  Celebre". Naming the kick and the clap is how he finds them mid-set.
- bombe_dj    `resetCycles` commented out. This is the SET OPENER after
  quand_on_decolle; resetting the clock at the top of track 2 yanks every
  still-ringing orbit's phase from the track before it.
- vague_de_crime  d1 kick +0.3 gain, d6 gains `midiOn "^90" (ply 2)`, and two
  TODOs written in his own words: the kick wants comparing against the rest
  of the set, and d3 is "less solid than in do it right or drops or ouais".

The two TODOs are ear-work for the last-third rehearsal, not defects to fix
blind — logged rather than acted on.