strop v0.32.2

Forensic captures survive real terminal sessions.

Fixed

• A flooded terminal no longer fails the editor's exit (:qa after
  sustained output exited 1 with incomplete trace): three stacked capture
  bugs, each fixed at its source. Terminal frames now serialize as cell runs
  with the projection derived on decode, so a full-history frame costs its
  content size instead of ~180 MB; mutation, history, document and paste
  records carry bounded, explicitly-marked text excerpts beside true byte
  counts, so opening a large buffer can no longer degrade the whole capture;
  and an honestly-degraded capture (value or budget cap) is reported by the
  file's terminal marker instead of failing the process exit — writer I/O
  failures remain fatal. The opt-in capture byte bound rose to 512 MB to
  match what consented interactive terminal sessions legitimately record.
  Captures written by earlier versions still replay; the sustained-output
  test now asserts the trace stays complete and replays execution-free.