docs(waterland-studio): note why an adopted job shows as failed
waterland-dev confirmed the mechanism: adoption marks a job failed on a sidecar saying running/queued, or on a directory with no plate.png. The pre-header-fix renders died 1.7s in with a source and no plate, so they land in the second branch. Recorded so nobody investigates adopted history as a live fault.
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@@ -161,3 +161,10 @@ Verified here after the update: `/api/jobs` went **1 → 16** against 16
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directories on disk, with nothing reclaimed — correct, since 16 is under
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`RETAIN=40`; adoption only made them visible. The bound now holds across
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restarts, so no hand-pruning is needed.
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**Don't chase the one `failed` job in that list.** Adoption marks a job
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`failed` on exactly two conditions: a sidecar saying `running`/`queued`, or a
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directory with no `plate.png`. The renders that died 1.7 s in on the missing
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CUDA headers (before that fix) wrote a source and never a plate, so they land
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in the second branch. It is adopted history being labelled honestly, not a
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current fault.
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