docs(board): iteration 24 is 9 of 10 and on master; only T10 closeout remains

- narrative said "five of ten tasks landed" and named the branch as the
  live location; T4/T5 (ids 89/90) had landed and the slice merged to
  master 2026-08-27 (60414a1, fast-forward)
- records what was verified ON master: chat 11/0 at the full 1000-client
  soak, runtime 36 suites 0 fail, compiler 556 checks, corpus 119 checks
- T10 closeout is what still holds stories 24/31/34 open

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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**The concurrency + fiber chain — ✅ stage 3 → ✅ 22 → 🔄 24 (absorbing
31 + 34) → 23 → 32.** The chain's original order put 31 before 24; the
2026-08-23 directive absorbed 31 INTO 24, and 34 resolved with it, so
those three are one slice. **The live slice is iteration 24** — spec and
plan approved 2026-08-23, executing on branch `chat-ws-lifecycle`, five
of ten tasks landed. Its running state is the marker doc
those three are one slice. **Iteration 24 is nine of ten tasks landed and MERGED TO MASTER
on 2026-08-27** (fast-forward, `ed5334d`): T1 crypto, T2 bounded mailboxes,
T3 call/reply, T4 `monitor` + T5 `time.after` (ids 89/90 — the reserved holes
are now filled), T6 ws upgrade, T7 frame codec, T8 chat sample, T9 the chat
gate. Verified on master: chat 11 checks 0 failures at the full 1000-client
soak, runtime battery 36 suites 0 fail, compiler 556 checks 0 fail, corpus
119 checks 0 fail. Only **T10 closeout** remains — which is what still holds
stories 24/31/34 open. Finishing T9 exposed and fixed a real runtime bug,
split out as [40](language-runtime-database/40-shutdown-drain-guarantee.md). Its running state is the marker doc
([`2026-08-23-chat-ws-lifecycle.md`](../active-slice-2026-08-23-chat-ws-lifecycle.md)),
which is the file to read for what is done and what is next; stories
[31](language-runtime-database/31-actor-lifecycle.md) and