feat: clarify jajce work-site silhouettes

docs/BUILD_IN_PUBLIC_PLAN.md

@@ -640,10 +640,13 @@ Completed:
 13. Runtime first-read staging: the capture tool uses an explicit presentation
     camera preset, the gameplay camera supports the same staging API, and the
     village has authored dirt path strips for the current task loop.
+14. Landmark and work-site silhouettes: the ridge landmark, pantry, guard post,
+    study desk, and rest bench now have compact presentation props that remain
+    readable in the runtime cinematic frame.
 
 Next:
 
-1. Strengthen landmark and work-site silhouettes without adding new simulation
+1. Strengthen water and foreground silhouettes without adding new simulation
    mechanics.
 
 Do not start with GIS data, a full city, a large asset pack, or more NPC

docs/LEARNING_ROADMAP.md

@@ -687,6 +687,8 @@ Recently completed:
   leaving the simulation task state authoritative.
 - Runtime first-read staging now includes a presentation camera preset and
   authored path strips that reveal the active village task loop.
+- Landmark and work-site silhouette props make the ridge landmark, pantry,
+  guard, study, and rest sites easier to identify without debug labels.
 
 This order strengthens the simulation while regularly producing visible
 progress suitable for public development updates.

docs/PROJECT_CONTEXT.md

@@ -333,6 +333,8 @@ distance with resource `safety_risk`, `comfort_distance`, and
 - deterministic shaped terrain data and six game-owned surface layers;
 - fortress, houses, mill, bridge, shader river/waterfall, mist, and smoke;
 - authored dirt path strips that make the current village task loop readable;
+- compact silhouette props for the ridge landmark, pantry, guard, study, and
+  rest sites;
 - warm sky, fog, shadows, and wind-reactive foliage;
 - eight ResourceNodes preserving stable food/wood discovery IDs;
 - typed village pantry storage and typed guard, study, and rest activity sites;

docs/baselines/SIMULATION_GARDEN_01.md

@@ -32,6 +32,9 @@ 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. 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 next presentation pass adds compact silhouette props to the ridge landmark,
+pantry, guard, study, and rest sites so work locations remain identifiable in
+cinematic mode.
 
 The frame also makes the next presentation risks plain:
 
@@ -41,9 +44,9 @@ The frame also makes the next presentation risks plain:
 - 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.
+- task glyphs and work-site props help, but the cinematic view still needs
+  richer water/foreground shapes and stronger authored silhouettes before it
+  becomes a strong public-facing shot.
 
 Use this baseline as the first runtime comparison image before adding more
 systems or expanding the terrain.