The latch is stale-proof by construction, the cup divisor honest, the trail visible

Oliver's tournament freeze was the stale latch by a THIRD route:
matchFallWillPlay kept the deathmatch /4 while cup matchPoint divides by
4*need, so it promised a fall on a no-crossing point — whose synchronous
matchReady left the after-set latch scoping a dead rally. No more ordering
arguments: the latch is set BEFORE the resolve, the swallow exempts the
in-progress resolution via G.matchEarly, and every path that arms a rally
clears it in matchReady. willFall now mirrors the cup divisor exactly and
knows a mid-round game keeps its body. Regression test drives the full QF
sequence (no-crossing points, the fall, the mid-round game, game two).

And the two 'not really' reports: the trail's 0.26 alpha was tuned on the
gore palette and vanished on the bright lawn — 0.38 now, gate at 13 m/s;
oppBright 1.18 -> 1.3.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

src/config.js

@@ -46,9 +46,9 @@ export const TUNE = {
   faceFlip: 0.13,   // s an auto-steered direction must persist before the body mirrors (earnFlip).
                     // The rolled cycles hold a real racket, and an un-earned flip teleports it
                     // across the body — the "racket flashing left and right" report
-  trailSpeed: 16,   // m/s of horizontal pace at which a rally ball earns the ghost streak in every
+  trailSpeed: 13,   // m/s of horizontal pace at which a rally ball earns the ghost streak in every
                     // mode (the pow>0.8 gate alone was only ever reached by the gore slingshot)
-  oppBright: 1.18,  // brightness baked into every OPPONENT sprite copy at load (render.brighten) —
+  oppBright: 1.3,   // brightness baked into every OPPONENT sprite copy at load (render.brighten) —
                     // the far bodies read dark against the crowd. Load-time: reload to retune
   serveSpin: 1.3,   // extra gravity a full-power serve carries (was a fixed 0.35). Without it the
                     // net-clearance loop ate the whole smash: a flat fast ball can't get over the