Every measurement now has a judge

VEILOS publishes its own storage measurements in the open, and this release makes sure each one is actually read. Three separate verdicts about durable storage were being published on the public health page while only one of them was graded — so two honest signals, including a reserve of 447,538 bytes that no measurement backed, reached nobody. Verdicts are now graded from a single declaration rather than from whichever check someone remembered to write, a verdict the system does not recognise is reported as a fault instead of being quietly ignored, and a new verdict added without a reader is refused outright. A self-check that could mistake this project for a different one, because it compared the spelling of a folder path rather than the folder itself, was corrected the same way.