Enrich cross-sector mechanism proof pages#80
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What changed
Why
The current corpus proves individual assumption -> outcome -> lesson chains. This PR makes the next layer visible: repeated mechanisms across sectors, with accepted lessons and live bets under pressure on the same generated pages. That moves the product surface from example tracking toward reusable failure-mechanism discovery.
Verification
git diff --checkpassed.npm run lint -w @velvetmonkey/flywheel-ideas-corepassed.npm test -w @velvetmonkey/flywheel-ideas-core -- company-trackerpassed: 10 tests.Risk
Low to moderate. This changes generated Markdown reports only; it does not change SEC ingestion, outcome application, schema, or canonical assumption/outcome semantics. The enrichment intentionally matches accepted lessons/review pressure by theme rather than loose ticker overlap to avoid overstating mechanism evidence.