Clarify held batch items and timestamped payment evidence - #58
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Held Feline cards can show a confirmed payment alongside unresolved fulfillment. The documentation previously described quarantine as an assurance that funds were held safely and omitted the distinction between batch items and shared payment evidence.
This change documents per-item traits and fulfillment, timestamped last-observed payment confirmation, unavailable evidence, automatic typed recovery for eligible faults, and guarded operator-wallet recovery for consumed-payment cases. Buyers must not pay again, and portraits remain sealed until each item's inscription is confirmed.
Validation: publication gate passed (87 files, 53 Markdown pages); site build passed (47 pages, 8 plates); git diff --check passed. No artwork, financial policy, or publication provenance gate changes.