perf(set): PLN's in-flight edits — the controls come back onto their own orbits
Twelve files PLN had been working live, committed as his own change before any
tooling touches them. Not a refactor: this is the set moving under his hands.
The through-line is the #94 remap paying off. The remap had COMMENTED OUT every
control line that fired across columns — honest, but it left orbits playing with
their hands tied. He is now restoring them onto the CCs the orbit actually owns:
gimme_acid d1's kick variations were disabled because they rode ^42, which the
remap gave to d2. Restored on ^41, d1's own gate — so the kick keeps
its midiOn/midiOff variation without borrowing a neighbour's button.
perfect d5's SUPERSTAR chain was 14 commented lines. Rebuilt live on ^53/^33
with a nested `midiOff "^89"` mask, so the slice logic is gated by a
button instead of hardcoded.
desire the compile blocker is gone: `# pan 0.42plz /se` (line 46) is fixed.
That one typo, in a file with no blank lines — hence ONE do-block —
was killing every orbit in the track. Found by silent-eval learning to
blame the track instead of itself; `silent-eval --seeded` now reports
13/13 ok, the first time the whole OPAL setlist has built cold.
Also: d7→d6 in you_my_sunshine (with ^91→^90, ^59→^58) — the same consolidation he
made in do_it_right, freeing an orbit slot. This invalidates a hand-measured fixture
in tools/tests/test_orphan_orbits.py; the parser is right, the fixture is stale.
Orbit naming throughout (BASSE DU 3e cercle, Synth lapin speed, SuperStars, Breaks
divins), gain tuning, and backlog notes. Structural changes stay in the next commit
so this one reads as pure performance work.
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