Corpus overlap sets the shared width, by intervention

Suppressing one factor block from the synthetic captions -- vision still
sees the property, nothing else changes -- costs five shared directions
and the entire result: 96.4% recovery to 5.6%, at a correlation of 0.830
that is higher than anything achieved on photographs.

The synthetic world degraded to Visual Genome's shared width fails
exactly the way Visual Genome fails, at a correlation Visual Genome
never reaches. That closes the chain: how much of the same world the two
corpora describe sets the width, the width sets recovery, and the
correlation reports on neither reliably.

Also records the Delta compute-node offline trap in DELTA_HPC.md, and
marks the superseded verdict in NATURAL_RESULTS.

Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

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