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v0.6.34: Integrate multi-position evidence into stable Measurement frontend - #48
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Rebuilds the Multi-Position Measurement foundation on top of the runtime-confirmed v0.6.33 recovery without introducing a new panel entrypoint or wrapper module. The active frontend remains kcc-soundlab-panel-0631.js. Multi-position state, loading, comparison, statistics and read-only feature-match UI are integrated into the same existing Measurement enhancement module that already handles Repeatability/Confidence. The existing multi_position_api.py backend from v0.6.32 is reused. v0.6.34 keeps cross-position evidence advisory only: it does not change Confidence, Guards, Prediction, Apply Preview, Apply/Restore, snapshots, channel EQ, Store version, model.py or Goldhorn control. Same-position Repeatability behavior and its Confidence weighting are preserved.