docs(pbt): two standalone README figures (drop dense composite) - #75
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The composite dashboard read as overcrowded in the root README. Replace it with the two charts that carry the story, each standalone and README-sized:
sensitivity_vs_budget.png— the capability curve (~100% by 10 cases).sensitivity_earned.png— worst-class detection drops to 80% when the oracle/generator is weakened (the anti-circularity evidence).Adds
viz/readme_figs.py(reproducible). Prose still carries the realized-yield ≈1 / lossy-signal point. No app source touched.🤖 Generated with Claude Code