feat: stage simulation garden first read

docs/baselines/SIMULATION_GARDEN_01.md

@@ -29,15 +29,18 @@ Terrain3D world is running in `main.tscn`, NPCs are alive in the terrain-backed
 village, the selected-NPC reason inspector is fed by real task scoring, and the
 cinematic/debug toggle produces a shareable view without changing simulation
 state. A follow-up pass adds small task glyphs above active NPCs, so the
-cinematic view now preserves task intent after the debug labels are hidden.
+cinematic view now preserves task intent after the debug labels are hidden. A
+camera-staging pass then gives the runtime capture a wider village view and adds
+authored dirt path strips that make the task loop readable from the first frame.
 
 The frame also makes the next presentation risks plain:
 
 - the camera still favors verification over composition;
 - placeholder characters, houses, and work props remain useful but visibly
   prototype-grade;
-- terrain texture variation reads better than the old flat map, but paths,
-  landmarks, water, and foreground silhouettes need stronger first-read staging;
+- terrain texture variation and path strips read better than the old flat map,
+  but landmarks, water, and foreground silhouettes need stronger first-read
+  staging;
 - task glyphs help, but the cinematic view still needs clearer work-site props
   and route composition so intent is readable before the viewer learns the icon
   language.