story: DGR-036 Prove dense fixture and real-model range parity
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# DGR-036 real-model lane blocker
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`DGR-036` cannot receive completion credit yet. The live standalone worker is DGR-033's `FakeShardEngine`, a CRC/echo fixture; DGR-037's real llama.cpp `ShardEngine` binding has not been implemented. Consequently no code path can execute a whole or ranged dense GGUF and no real prefill/logit or greedy-token parity result exists.
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The deterministic two-process fake-worker regression is implemented in `tests/test_native_shard_worker.py`, but this sandbox cannot open loopback sockets (`PermissionError: [Errno 1] Operation not permitted`), so that runtime test needs host-side execution as well.
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Unblock in this order:
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1. Complete DGR-037's real ranged llama.cpp worker binding without changing the DGR-035 dense boundary contract.
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2. Provision a small exact dense GGUF on mounted-drive storage and record its artifact/split hashes plus runtime/backend/hardware/network identity.
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3. Run whole-model and two-range prefill comparison, then record at least 32 greedy token IDs against the locked tolerance and retain raw metrics.
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4. Run the deterministic two-process test on a host with loopback sockets, then update `README.md` and only then set `prd.json` completion truth.
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