Print the limiter through the bake's master stage, compensating its lookahead so an engaged bake is the approved sound and a bypassed one is unchanged

docs/product/instrument-control-surface.md

@@ -713,8 +713,19 @@ reduction is applied.**
 
 Phase Ξ-W2's resample reset scope is settled by rule ("reset what the bake baked in").
 Derived against that rule — **no new Daniel call**: **rate → reset**, **pitch offset →
-reset**, **limiter enabled → reset** (master gain is already on the reset list, so the bake
-includes the master stage, so the limiter's effect is in the audio).
+reset**, **limiter enabled → reset**.
+
+**The limiter clause's original reasoning was false, and the code was changed to make its
+conclusion true.** It read "master gain is already on the reset list, so the bake includes
+the master stage, so the limiter's effect is in the audio" — but the bake printed a flat
+gain multiply and nothing else; the limiter ran in the processor's block, off the bake path,
+so a capture baked with it engaged came back unlimited and resetting the enable was
+resetting a control whose effect was NOT in the file. Daniel ruled the goal rather than the
+premise: `renderBake` now prints the whole master stage, gain then limiter, so the
+classification stands on the rule it always claimed to. The lookahead is compensated inside
+the render, and a bypassed bake is the pre-limiter render frame for frame —
+`src/core/instrument/bake/CLAUDE.md` owns both, plus the double-limiting boundary a baked
+capture inherits.
 
 **This is now a CORRECTION, not a sequencing note.** The original plan required Phase Γ to
 land before Ξ-W2 so the bake's reset list would be complete on the day it shipped. **That