frank-primary: qwen cutover docs + deployer identity + seam re-pin

- AGENTS.md: fleet table + frank-primary section back to qwen FP8 + MTP4
  (37.4-40.6 tok/s, 54% acceptance); GLM runbook moved to the retired index.
- runbook: RETIRED verdict — DFlash2 drafter served and drafted but
  acceptance pinned 1.00-1.38 on every text class including verbatim
  repetition (mis-wired aux capture, not a weak drafter); 5x slower than
  baseline at ~1.2 acceptance.
- log.md: 2026-10-01 rollback entry.
- deploy-remote.sh: LLM_PRIMARY_CONTAINER back to frank-primary-qwen;
  glm-probe joins the legacy sweep list.
- frank_primary_unit.bats: re-pinned to the qwen shape — KV qualification
  law (7.2 GiB/rank, 3.65x concurrency; 9/16 GiB OOM), fp8 q8/q8 KV
  PRESENT, MTP4 PRESENT (3.1-3.4x over the 12.11 no-spec baseline), no tool
  dialect, automatic offload. The old 'MTP buys zero' law carried the
  prefetch tax and is retired.

serverAppConfigs-docs/LLM/frank-primary-glm53-flash-w4a16.md

@@ -18,6 +18,22 @@ timestamp: 2026-09-30
 
 # frank-primary — GLM-5.3-Flash W4A16 int4 (tcclaviger, 2x R9700)
 
+> **RETIRED 2026-10-01.** Cutover reversed to Qwen3.8-Flash-Next-Uncensored-FP8
+> + MTP4 (commit `2339fae` trio). The DFlash2 drafter experiment is a
+> **failure**: after five patches the drafter served and drafted (12.8 tok/s
+> proposed, 65,536 ctx, both TP ranks capturing FULL dflash2 cuda graphs) but
+> **acceptance pinned at 1.00-1.38 on every text class including verbatim
+> repetition** — the signature of a mis-wired aux-hidden-state capture, not a
+> weak drafter. At ~1.2 acceptance the 8-token verification tax makes decode
+> 5x SLOWER than the 9.9-10.0 no-draft baseline (1.6-1.8 tok/s measured). The
+> untested alternative capture semantics: post-layer output state
+> (DeepSeek's `hidden_states + residual`) or the mHC `comb` stream. Payload
+> (170 GiB) + drafter (2.2 GiB) staged to
+> `/home/dank/.AGENTTRASH/20261001-glm-purge/` pending purge approval.
+> KV-cache work that survives: patches 02/03/04 in `scripts/patches/` are
+> generic unifier/tailpin/grouping fixes, apply-verified against the image.
+
+
 > **Question this page answers.** Can the fleet serve the 320B-class
 > `GLM-5.3-Flash` at int4 on two R9700s with expert offload, and how fast is it?
 > **Answer.** Yes — it serves, with vision, tool calls and 131,072 ctx. It runs