SAFETY-121 review: DECISIONS limits state the jitter spread and the slow-cycle case

The jittery-meter numbers depend on the draw (review: 4, 4, 5 of 11 at the
quarter edge; up to 4 quiet quarters at 20 s; first warning up to 61 min
later). Above about 40 s per cycle, a short bound can still use up the
budget when the wire changes hands every few cycles. Text only.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

goodwe_controller/DECISIONS/SAFETY-121-bound-every-quarter.md

@@ -80,9 +80,13 @@ bee7431: 10, 20, 30, 40, 80, 90, 80, 120, 240 s. In the overload runs at
   at 15 s, 2 at 20 s and 5 at 30 s (bee7431: 4, 0, 10; no fix: 11 each);
   with the meter in the same cycle on none (no fix: 10, 9, 11). The overload at 5100 W leaves up
   to 4 quiet quarters in a row at 15 and 20 s (bee7431: no warning at all
-  on some seeds); at 5200 W at most 1.
-- With cycles over about 40 s, a bound that is never past a settle cannot
-  use up 11 in 900 s, so it is never counted (part 5 prints it at 60 s).
+  on some seeds); at 5200 W at most 1. Its first warning came up to 61 min
+  later than without the fix. The numbers depend on the jitter draw: the
+  review's draw gave 4, 4 and 5 of 11 at the quarter edge (bee7431: 4, 1,
+  9) and up to 2 and 4 quiet quarters at 15 and 20 s.
+- With cycles over about 40 s, a bound that is never past a settle uses up
+  11 in 900 s only if the wire changes hands every few cycles; otherwise
+  it is never counted (part 5 prints it at 60 s).
 - Hidden as designed: a real bound with the kick's shape (at most 11 cycles
   in 900 s, each within 3 cycles or 22 s of a hand-back).