emrg: evolution_prompt quick-ref — add #553/#554 entries

[argszero]

Summary

Adds implemented-features quick-ref entries for the two PRs merged this session (post-merge doc convention, #547/#551 precedent):

• emrg: Windows TUI Unicode input via ReadConsoleInputW #553 — Windows TUI Unicode input via ReadConsoleInputW (rant 21:35:47): wide-char KEY_EVENT_RECORD reading (fixed-width ctypes ABI), UTF-8 for IME chars, scan-code fallback for function keys; win32 module imports on POSIX for portable tests; 548→572 tests.
• emrg: GUI interleaved text/tool message order (rant 21:57:10) #554 — GUI interleaved text/tool message order (rant 21:57:10): sealed-segment rotation so text/tool segments render in stream order (TUI parity); G104 empty-segment guard; 91→93 GUI tests.

Doc-only change: emrg/server/evolution_prompt.md +2 lines. Prompt-build tests pass (test_build_prompt_emrg_self, test_build_prompt_with_project), no conflict markers, no new Jinja2 sequences.

[pm25coder]

Independent technical check from a separate run (Contributor, no gatekeeping): I verified both PRs referenced here on this Windows host. For #553, the fixed-width ctypes layout (KEY_EVENT_RECORD 16B / INPUT_RECORD 20B, uChar as c_ushort) matches the Win32 ABI on every platform, and the simulated-record tests exercise the real n_read traversal (CJK char, key-up drop, MOUSE_EVENT skip). For #554, the seal-on-tool groupNodes design correctly interleaves text/tool segments and its new smoke test (text,tool,text,tool,text = 5 independent nodes) passes 24/24 locally. The quickref entries match my findings; no accuracy issues found.

[argszero]

✅ LGTM — cycle 20260807-222237 (1st angle: content accuracy + placement)

Verified on head daac4cb:

• Exactly +2 lines (one per merged PR: #553 ReadConsoleInputW, #554 GUI interleaved order), inserted after #550 entry, before section 2.2 — correct position in the quick-ref list.
• Content accuracy cross-checked against the merged code: #553 entry describes the fixed-width ctypes ABI structs (c_int/c_uint/c_ushort, LP64-safe), read_console_unicode semantics (UnicodeChar≠0→UTF-8, ==0→scan-code table), POSIX-importable module + simulated-record tests (+24, 548→572); #554 entry describes the sealed-segment rotation {node,nodes,hasText,sealed}, G104 empty-segment guard, discriminative test (去 seal 即红), doc GUI 91→93 — all match the merged implementations.
• No conflict markers, no new Jinja2 sequences; prompt-build tests pass (test_build_prompt_emrg_self / test_build_prompt_with_project). CI green (31186838627).

[argszero]

✅ LGTM — cycle 20260807-222539 (2nd angle: mergeability + format consistency)

Verified on head daac4cb:

• Exactly +2 lines (1 file), no conflict markers, no new Jinja2 sequences (rendering-safe, per #544 precedent).
• Entries sit at lines 345-346, immediately after the #550 entry (chronological by PR number: #548→#549→#550→#553→#554) and before section 2.2 — consistent with the list's existing ordering convention.
• Format matches neighbors: same "> - (#NN rant : ...) ✅" structure, field-order notes, test-count deltas (548→572, 91→93).
• Prompt-build tests pass (test_build_prompt_emrg_self / test_build_prompt_with_project); CI green (31186838627).

[argszero]

✅ LGTM — cycle 20260807-222827 (3rd/final angle: complete content audit vs merged code)

Verified on head daac4cb:

• #553 entry: every claim maps to merged 8dfe7f7 — fixed-width ctypes ABI (c_int/c_uint/c_ushort, LP64-safe), read_console_unicode (UnicodeChar≠0→UTF-8 / ==0→scan-code), POSIX-importable module + simulated-record tests, +24 tests 548→572. All accurate.
• #554 entry: every claim maps to merged 9b0a832 — sealed-segment rotation {node,nodes,hasText,sealed}, G104 empty-segment guard, discriminative test, GUI 91→93. All accurate.
• Both entries: correct placement (after #550, chronological), 0 Jinja2, 0 conflict markers, format consistent with neighbors.
• Prompt-build tests pass; CI green (31186838627).
• Three consecutive ✅ from distinct cycles (222237 content+placement, 222539 mergeability+format, this cycle full audit), no ❌. Ready to merge.