Re-package with the enforcement layer; refresh the stale ROADMAP; sync wiki

Wiki/justice/Rehabilitation.md

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+## Discipline — the other lever
+
+Rehabilitation is the carrot; **discipline** is the stick, and its opposite. Set a prisoner to
+**Discipline** and a warden puts them in **solitary**: harsh discipline (`Discipline.Punish`) *hardens*
+them — reform falls — yet raises the colony's order (visible harsh justice deters the rest), and it
+stings: a mood hit and an on-edge *in solitary* status. It fires at most once per term (the status
+gates re-discipline for about two days), so it holds order without cratering reform in a single day.
+The tension is the point: lean on discipline to keep order and you make the punished harder to reform.
+
+## Classification enforcement
+
+Classification always computed a **security grade** (`Minimum`..`Supermax`); now it is actionable:
+
+- **The grade shows** on every prisoner's inspect pane — the game tells you who is dangerous instead of
+  leaving you to guess.
+- A **"Dangerous prisoner unsecured" alert** fires when a Maximum/Supermax pawn is held in the open or
+  sharing a cell — the misplacement flag, without a wing-grading UI. It clears once they have a secure,
+  solo cell.
+- **Cell safety:** a prisoner caged with a dangerous one suffers a mood penalty. Segregate your
+  dangerous prisoners, or their cellmates pay for it — the grade made to matter on the *housing* side,
+  not only at parole.
+
+---
+
 ## Seeing it
 
-A rehabilitated prisoner's inspect pane shows the state directly (a Harmony postfix on
+Every colony prisoner's inspect pane now carries the corrections readout (a Harmony postfix on
 `Pawn.GetInspectString`, via Justice's existing Regime patch — not a contested method):
 
-> *Rehabilitation: reforming (40%)*  ·  *reformed — ready for parole*  ·  *— neglected (3d)*
+> *Security grade: Maximum* · *In solitary* · *Rehabilitation: reforming (40%) — neglected (3d)* ·
+> *reformed — ready for parole*
 
-And because the colony's **order climate** otherwise has no readout at all, the same line surfaces it
-when it is far enough from ordinary to matter — *Colony order: low (28%) — crime pays here* / *high
-(71%) — order holds*.
+The **grade** shows for every held pawn (classification's information pillar); *in solitary* while a
+discipline term runs; the **rehabilitation** line for a pawn set to reform. And because the colony's
+**order climate** otherwise has no readout at all, the same pane surfaces it when it is far enough from
+ordinary to matter — *Colony order: low (28%) — crime pays here* / *high (71%) — order holds*.
 
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