content(wiki): T-1085 biosphere continuity + Cadwal→Linnaeus rename (D-247)

Operationalize the D-247 native-biosphere premise in the wiki (workstreams 1-2).

Chirality continuity — additive clauses making each world's biosphere_class
legible without contradicting existing prose:
- GJ-524 (Mirror): the "no indigenous hazard" world has no indigenous *nutrition*
  either — mirror-handed, inedible/inert; its promise is Earth-crop suitability.
- GJ-166A / Keid (Compatible): names the stakes the charter defends — Linnaeus's
  biology is edible/cultivable/exploitable, which is *why* it is preserved.
- GJ-684A / Freyburg (Compatible): "robust but non-competitive" = compatible
  chemistry, outcompeted by bred cultivars — not inert.
- GJ-124 / Hạ Long (Compatible): the two-generation "learn to farm" was learning
  which native (chirality-compatible) organisms to harvest — a genuine alien crop.
- GJ-197 / Puerto Último (Compatible): native life is edible in its own right;
  farming leaned on trusted introduced cultivars.

IP fix — the Keid conservancy world was named "Cadwal", Jack Vance's exact book
title (same narrative role). Renamed **Linnaeus** (the great classifier; pairs
with its neighbour Solander/Solandar). Capital stays "Vance" (the author tribute).
Renamed in the body frontmatter (+ biosphere_class: NativeCompatible), the
GJ-166A infobox, and the atlas proposal; D-247 clarified. The systems.db bake
(workstream 3) will propagate the DB + regenerate the infobox authoritatively.

Solandar and Oshima need no continuity edit (already canon-consistent).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>

docs/atlas/proposals/GJ166A.json

@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@
     },
     {
       "body_id": "GJ166Ac",
-      "proper_name": "Cadwal",
+      "proper_name": "Linnaeus",
       "body_type": "planet",
       "orbit_index": 2,
       "parent_body_id": null,