Clarify Sapho finite-bid timing and pending Nexus rulings

docs/JUICE_OF_SAPHO_RUNTIME.md

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ pre-plan opportunity; later aggressor intervention remains unfinished.
 
 `{type:'card',card:'richese-juice-of-sapho',scope,event,mode}` accepts one of these current opportunities and discards the actual held card once:
 
-- `scope:'onceAround'`: first before any bidder acts; last while the holder has not acted. The intervention applies to this lot only. Prior bids, funding, completed participants, physical lot, event and storm tie order remain intact. Richese is not restored to last after Sapho. A holder excluded initially by a full hand gains a slot and eligibility by discarding Sapho, provided this lot is still open. Completed passes never reopen. Every purchase still requires a strict outbid.
+- `scope:'onceAround'`: first or last while the holder has not acted and the change reorders a still-unacted bidder. Earlier bids remain committed. The intervention applies to this lot only. Prior bids, funding, completed participants, physical lot, event and storm tie order remain intact. Richese is not restored to last after Sapho. A holder excluded initially by a full hand gains a slot and eligibility by discarding Sapho, provided this lot is still open. Completed passes never reopen. Every purchase still requires a strict outbid.
 - `scope:'movement'`: reorder entire remaining combined shipment/movement turns at a clean boundary. First requires every remaining turn to be unstarted; previously completed turns may retain their spent shipment/movement counters. In Advanced, Guild must be absent or have fully completed its turn and left the remaining queue. Last remains after Guild, including later Guild deferrals. No movement counters, Hajr, transport pricing, concealed tokens, resources or completed turns reset. Existing shipment/movement/preparation, reaction, Truthtrance, paid Box and gift commitments block the intervention. The next actor retains an already settled Guild timing choice when their identity is unchanged. An already granted, unstarted early Guild turn is lifted to the front of the local remaining queue before applying last, without changing physical order; this also permits Guild itself to declare last. A player now actually last cannot spend the card on a no-op.
 
 The reusable immutable `ordered-opportunity` helper checks unique IDs, exact remaining/completed partition, stable event and locked current/protected-last positions. It never defines card scope or cyclic timing. Movement protection persists as `saphoMovementLast:{event,turn,player}`, checked on action, normalization and projection, and cleared when its owner finishes. Normal storm order is never rewritten. Invalid records are rejected, not repaired by replaying turns.
@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ The [battle-order follow-up](SAPHO_BATTLE_ORDER.md) connects first/last at a cle
 boundary between actual battles. It does not implement the separate aggressor
 mode discussed below.
 
-Later battle aggressor intervention, normal/Black Market cyclic bidding, other ordered actions and partly completed movement remain unfinished. Once Around first after an already completed bid and first/Guild competing priority are guarded. Reacquiring and replaying Sapho while an existing movement protection remains is also guarded. Silent submission is simultaneous and receives no fabricated order or tie change.
+Later battle aggressor intervention, normal/Black Market cyclic bidding, other ordered actions and partly completed movement remain unfinished. First/Guild competing priority is guarded. Reacquiring and replaying Sapho while an existing movement protection remains is also guarded. Silent submission is simultaneous and receives no fabricated order or tie change.
 
 The battle audit in [the battle review](JUICE_OF_SAPHO_BATTLE_REVIEW.md) found a real Stone Burner counterexample: a plan admitted with original aggressor tie priority can become allocation-ambiguous after late Sapho. A complete implementation needs the actual allocation continuation (and a usable, possession-independent late intervention boundary), not rejection based on an opponent's hidden plan. No aggressor handler has been enabled around that defect.