feat(ground-study): adapt qualified regional results (#4273) - #4361
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Consolidated into #4409. Closing to reduce CI/CD runner load. |
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Parent: #4360
Tracks: #4273, #4267
Scope
Adds a UI-neutral adapter from the exact flight-through-regional-ground pipeline into the existing flight-metric and
scalar-ensemble/v1contracts.Evidence
Boundaries
This is a bounded continuation. It adds no solver/capability invocation, variation UI, wind strategy, persistence, TypeScript/compiled runtime, four-surface parity, or downstream consumer release. Do not close #4273 or #4267 from this PR.