Demo the run's output to Jessi and decide whether integration/dlc reaches develop

Question

Does the run's output reach develop?

This is act 2 of the delivery split decided while charting. Act 1 is inside run 4: /qa merges to
integration/dlc. Act 2 is this ticket, and it is deliberately outside the run, so develop receives a
component by a human decision rather than as a side effect of a measurement.

How the decision is taken

The maintainer and Jessi, together, on a shared screen, from a locally-run Storybook. Jessi does not
review code she does not understand, and the Consumer has no CI to publish Storybook — giving it one is
out of scope, on #373. So what is judged is
what renders.

"Storybook runs locally and shows the component" is therefore a precondition of this ticket, not a
detail. Confirm it before the call is booked, not during it.

What resolving this produces

• The decision, recorded: merged or not, and what was seen.
• If merged: integration/dlc → develop as an ordinary pull request, and
  #379's remaining criteria verified against
  origin/develop.
• If not merged: what was wrong, and whether it is a plugin defect, a design mismatch or a slice that was
  never going to render. The answer decides whether run 5 exists at all.

Two costs already recorded

• A push --force with a reset on integration/dlc destroys the baseline run 5 would use. If it is
  reset, that is a decision, not a tidy-up.
• integration/dlc diverges from develop while this ticket waits. A slow act 2 leaves any later run
  building on a stale base.

Not decided

• How long act 2 may wait before the divergence is the bigger problem.
• Whether Jessi sees the pull request at all, or only the rendered component.

First confirm that Storybook runs locally and shows the component before arranging the shared-screen review with Jessi and the maintainer. Record what was seen and whether integration/dlc is merged into develop; if merged, verify #379's remaining criteria against origin/develop, otherwise document the defect, design mismatch, or non-rendering slice.