Benchmark Live Status on recent session commands - #21
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Adds a resumable benchmark for redacted, novel commands from recent Codex sessions; supports explicit local or gateway judges with blinded candidate identities and confidence intervals. Documents the 120-row out-of-time result: the current LoRA remains the deployment choice, DPO is statistically tied, and both regress sharply on complex recent PowerShell.\n\nVerification:\n- python -m unittest discover -s live-status/tests -p 'test_*.py' -v\n- python -m unittest discover -s experiments/command_model -p test_bindings.py -v\n- python -m unittest discover -s experiments/command_model -p test_contract.py -v\n- public benchmark CLI completed and saved/reopened 120 generated rows plus 120 OpenCode Go judgments\n- Ollama unloaded after judging