Terminology: seven glossary rulings (from action-translation#78 + cours/chapitre)

Part of #40 (Phase 0). Decision item for @Honaminto.

Question. Six glossary questions were proposed in action-translation#78 and merged 2026-07-22 marked review needed; none has had a native speaker's ruling. Answering them improves all 27 lectures at once, including the 25 nobody has read yet, so this is the highest-leverage item in the project.

The terms. Please reply here with agree / prefer X for each (verbatim from #78, plus one deferred since):

1. Standard normal → loi normale centrée réduite (the conventional French statistical term). Neither model produced it — both said "loi normale standard". Is the conventional term what we want?
2. f-string — keep in English (proposed), or chaînes f?
3. Broadcasting — keep in English (proposed), or gloss as diffusion (broadcasting)?
4. Index → Indice — confirm? Matches the existing Tail index → Indice de queue, though index is common in French tech writing.
5. Tuple unpacking — déballage de tuple (proposed) or décompression de tuples?
6. frame — not pinned; the models split trame / cadre and it is probably context-dependent (stack frame vs dataframe). Pin it at all, and if so to what?
7. lecture — glossary/fr.json v1.1 pins Cours; chapitre was raised and deliberately left to you in action-translation#241.

What happens with the answer. Each ruling is pinned in glossary/fr.json (a PR in action-translation, which we will open and link here), and the terminology flows into every future translation automatically.

Done when

• each of the seven has a ruling on this issue
• the glossary PR is merged and linked

Start with the seven terminology questions in this issue, then review the linked action-translation PRs #78 and #241 and the glossary/fr.json reference. The work is done when each term has a ruling and the resulting glossary PR is merged and linked here.