v1.3.6

Publishes the breakout-timing results from the existing failure-delay experiment, lever L7, with paired zero-delay and one-hour calculations and a fixed delay scan.

• At Soultz, a one-hour delay lowers the most demanding target drilling requirement from 1.3129 to 1.1753 SG-equivalent. The first open sampled whole-hole drilling window occurs at 20 minutes, bracketed by a closed sample at 15 minutes.
• At United Downs, the corresponding target requirement falls from 1.2667 to 1.1397 SG-equivalent. The first open sampled window occurs at 15 minutes, bracketed by a closed sample at 10 minutes.

The complete programme remains NO-GO at both sites: trip-fluid windows remain closed and tool-temperature limits are exceeded. These calculations test assumed breakout formation delays; they provide no measurement supporting a particular delay.

The scientific page explains the criterion and reproduction commands. The saved results distinguish target SG-equivalent requirements from surface-density window bounds.

No model, input or default changes. Earlier results and existing goldens are unchanged. The summary and its PDF are unchanged.

Validation: 357 fast tests and 106 slow tests passed. The slow suite emitted 12 runtime warnings in existing reference calculations; all assertions passed.