Adopt the Sneak Attack shipment classification for Heighliners

A positive Moritani Sneak Attack in Shipment and Movement now accrues the
Heighliners token once for its owner through the same techIncome helper as an
ordinary off-planet arrival. The token still enforces its working phase, its
printed Guild exception and one accrual per turn, and a zero-force resolution
accrues nothing; the previous phase-5 guard is removed rather than duplicated.

This is an explicitly adopted implementation interpretation, not a retrieved
publisher ruling: the printed verb is "Send", and classifying the expressly
off-planet reserve transfer as a shipment is the supported reading already
recorded in the source note. Bene Gesserit spiritual-advisor accompaniment and
Intrusion stay gated because their ordering inherits the unresolved
arrival-timing boundary; a Spice Blow worm-ride Sneak Attack stays outside the
token's working phase.

Evidence: tests/moritani-force-leader.test.ts asserts the accrual, the
once-per-turn guard, the unchanged zero-force resolution and the altered-sector
rejection; the former unsupported-classification pin was replaced by the
adopted behaviour rather than re-pinned. The component inventory, the source
note, the pending-interpretation registry, the player reference and the status
log record the reduced boundary. Offline suite 7,797/7,797 with typecheck and
lint clean. No game, seat, saved state or deployment changes.

docs/COMPONENT_INVENTORY.md

@@ -306,7 +306,7 @@ This later 2026-09-06 checkpoint supersedes the preceding statements that Assass
 | Robbery        | One opaque physical token; original source-traced definition                               | Choose half the entrant's available spice rounded up, or top card; full hands draw before a private chosen discard; empty deck finishes without inventing a card | Owner reveal/choice/discard controls; own card names only; revealed face publicly inspectable                             | Chooses card or spice using its own private view    | `tests/moritani-entry.test.ts`        | Combined arrival reactions and broader timing audit; no full-game acceptance                                                                                                 |
 | Sabotage       | One token; random discard and optional gift described separately                           | Random entrant discard, with generic public log; optional own-card gift or decline; exceptional recipient overflow rejected                                      | Owner gift selector; no victim card name in opponent controls; spent face publicly inspectable                            | Declines the optional gift                          | `tests/moritani-entry.test.ts`        | Exceptional gift overflow and combined reactions remain unsupported                                                                                                          |
 | Assassination  | One token; source rule distinguishes it from advanced Assassinate Leaders                  | Reveal automatically selects one living verified ordinary native leader, updates death history and awards strength in spice; Zoal is 3                           | Owner sees eligibility/reason before revealing; no victim picker; spent face uses shared inspector                        | Uses owner-projected reveal eligibility             | `tests/moritani-force-leader.test.ts` | Missing/altered native pools, empty living pool, captured/foreign/special custody blocked; advanced Harkonnen tables uniformly blocked to avoid revealing capture state      |
-| Sneak Attack   | One token; reserve entry, storm/occupancy limits and printed Aftermath exception described | Up to min(5, own reserves), using the recorded entry sector; free, without ordinary shipment/movement usage; zero resolves even when positive entry is blocked   | Private maximum/reason at offer and resolution; labeled count selector and explicit Send no forces; shared face inspector | Uses projected maximum when allowed, otherwise zero | `tests/moritani-force-leader.test.ts` | Positive entry blocked for unresolved BG arrival reactions and phase-5 Heighliners interactions; exact sector choice and other combined-entry classifications remain limited |
+| Sneak Attack   | One token; reserve entry, storm/occupancy limits and printed Aftermath exception described | Up to min(5, own reserves), using the recorded entry sector; free, without ordinary shipment/movement usage; zero resolves even when positive entry is blocked   | Private maximum/reason at offer and resolution; labeled count selector and explicit Send no forces; shared face inspector | Uses projected maximum when allowed, otherwise zero | `tests/moritani-force-leader.test.ts` | A positive entry in Shipment and Movement now accrues the Heighliners token once for its owner under an explicitly adopted shipment classification; positive entry remains blocked for unresolved BG arrival reactions, and exact sector choice and other combined-entry classifications remain limited |
 
 The common entry record binds the original entrant, territory, sector, cause, turn, phase and continuation. Current isolated paths cover ordinary movement, shipment, Guild cross-transport, accompanying advisors and worm rides; existing Moritani or allied entry does not offer Terror. When the same arrival would already need another response/decision, the engine rejects the complete attempted entry atomically instead of silently selecting a priority. No-Field placement/reveal distinctions remain source guidance until that separate subsystem exists. Worm continuation and temporary Truthtrance overlays have dedicated coverage in `tests/moritani-entry-overlays.test.ts`; they do not establish universal reaction ordering.