Name the verdict, not the report, in the stale-verdict rule

The section describes two channels flowing opposite ways - the
controller's job-state reports and the engine's verdict - so "the report"
pointed at the wrong one directly under a lead that names the verdict.
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@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ is running — GRBL or cloud — is a client of it, over two channels:
Two properties of that split are worth understanding, because they explain the
machine's behavior in odd situations:
**A missing verdict is a bad verdict.** If the report is absent or more than two
**A missing verdict is a bad verdict.** If the verdict is absent or more than two
seconds old, a controller treats it as *fire blocked, hold*. The engine going
away looks exactly like a fault, never like permission.