chore(llm): add dankstatus.sh — one verified parse path for Dankserver state

The ad-hoc status commands kept producing wrong readings, most seriously
reporting "MemAvailable 0.0 GiB" on a host that actually had 240 GiB free.
Cause: /proc/meminfo separates key from value with a TAB, so

  grep MemAvailable /proc/meminfo | tr -s " " | cut -d" " -f2

returns an empty field and awk prints 0.0. A false "host is out of memory"
reading is worse than no reading, because it invites an unnecessary abort.

dankstatus.sh parses on a colon split (tab-agnostic), cross-checks
MemAvailable against MemTotal before printing either, and refuses to print
a zero value. It also pins the rocm-smi CSV column order (device, total,
used) which was previously read swapped, and takes only the first line of
systemctl is-active/is-enabled, which emit more than one line here.

Incidental finding while validating: rocm-smi reports card2 (the 7700X iGPU)
as 0.50 GiB total, not the 123.0 GiB torch.cuda reports. torch was exposing
the GTT aperture. The device is smaller than documented, not larger.

Tests: 346/346 pass (no test surface touched).

serverAppConfigs-docs/log.md

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 ## 2026-09-28
+- **frank-large payload swapped to Swift-1.5 (uncensored)** (production
+  change, Dankclaw). Frank asked whether the UD Q8 of
+  `ajgazin/Swift-1.5-Qwen3.8-27B-Uncensored-Dynamic-MTP-GGUF` would load on
+  gufo, then said to do it. Port 7770, alias `frank-large`, one 262,144
+  session, the DFlash2 drafter and the client contract are unchanged; the
+  27B dense weights are an **abliterated (uncensored)** fine-tune of the
+  same base, under the **non-OSI SWIFT OPEN LICENSE 1.0**.
+  - **Compatibility was established from the GGUF headers, not from the
+    filename.** Both files were range-fetched and parsed: same
+    `general.architecture` (`qwen35`), same 866 tensors with **identical
+    names in identical order**, **zero** per-tensor `ggml_type` or dim
+    mismatches (Q8_0×453, F32×360, BF16×53), same MTP head at `blk.64`, same
+    geometry. The two scary metadata differences are both no-ops, confirmed
+    against gufo's source: `general.file_type` (15 vs 7) is *"deliberately
+    not consulted"* by `gguf_reader.cpp` — the file gufo already served
+    records 15 (Q4_K_M) while containing no Q4_K tensor — and Swift's extra
+    `qwen35.attention.recurrent_layers` key is **never read** by gufo
+    anywhere in `src/`; layer kinds come from `full_attention_interval`,
+    which both files carry as `4` and which agrees with it.
+  - **Fetched and verified:** 31,457,990,272 bytes, sha256 `9076f99a…`
+    matching the Hub LFS oid, via the new
+    `/scripts/download-frank-large-swift.sh`. It sends **no auth header** —
+    the repo is public and ungated, and a token on the curl command line is
+    world-readable via `/proc/<pid>/cmdline`. The anonymous transfer ran at
+    ~1.8 MiB/s; resuming with the host's token through a **mode-600
+    `curl -K` config** took it to ~7 MiB/s. The download survived an ssh
+    drop by running `setsid nohup`, not under the session.
+  - **Load test, service stopped first** (the GPU policy): **9.2 s** from
+    `load_started` to `load_completed`, 66.5 GiB of the 116.7 GiB iGPU at
+    context capacity 262,144, no loader warnings. Contract battery green:
+    `context_length 262144`, `content` + `reasoning_content`,
+    `finish_reason: tool_calls`, SSE, and a **two-turn tool loop** with prior
+    reasoning preserved. Spot-checks: "17*23" → `391`; asked for a
+    lockpicking scene it wrote one without hedging, confirming the
+    abliteration.
+  - **THE TEMPLATE LAW IS GONE, by decision.** Frank asked to "use our chat
+    template"; gufo **cannot** take it. This is not a missing flag —
+    `src/models/qwen/chat_template.cpp` is 587 lines of hand-written C++
+    that appends strings, with no Jinja engine, no `--chat-template-file`,
+    no env override and no template body in the binary. Qwen-Sharp
+    v22.4.0 is 453 lines of Jinja2 with `namespace()`, macros and
+    `raise_exception`, so supplying it is a **port, not a config line**.
+    Frank chose to ship on gufo's stock renderer and accept the loss: the
+    `terse` system-prompt injection, in-band `<|think_*|>` control, the
+    `json|xml` `tool_call_format` switch, tool-argument truncation and
+    `add_vision_id` prefixes are all gone. gufo's renderer does keep the
+    effort instruction strings and `preserve_thinking`. **Worth watching:
+    an abliterated model now runs without the prompt that tells it to stop
+    waffling** — the cheap fix is to send the `terse` text as an ordinary
+    system message from `models.yml`, not to touch a template.
+  - **The payload is now two files in two directories.** The target moved
+    repo; the DFlash2 drafter did not move, so `DRAFTER_DIR` is its own
+    tunable. That broke the deployer's stray-run sweep, which keyed on the
+    *target* filename and would have silently stopped matching — a stray
+    run would then have held 7770 past the port gate. It now keys on the
+    drafter, which every frank-large command line carries via
+    `--dflash-model` and which did not move.
+  - **`/tests/frank_large_unit.bats`** — 20 assertions. The mutation pass
+    found **four real gaps** on the first run, all now fixed: two fetch
+    assertions were satisfied by a **header comment** rather than the URL
+    assignment, so repointing a repo left them green; and nothing bound the
+    env's `MODEL_FILE`/`DRAFTER_FILE` to the filenames the fetch scripts
+    actually download, so a re-upload or an env edit would break the
+    endpoint with a "missing asset" no test predicted. There is now an
+    explicit cross-file invariant. A second harness bug worth recording:
+    a `bats --filter` that matches no test reports zero `not ok`, which
+    looks exactly like a mutation that survived — the harness now asserts
+    the `1..N` count before believing a result. 16/16 mutations caught.
+  - Docs: runbook gained a **Payload** section (the header evidence),
+    **The template law** section and a two-way **Rollback**; AGENTS.md
+    fleet table, frank-large section and rollback.
 - **frank-large runtime swapped to gufo** (production change, Dankclaw).
   Frank asked for `github.com/gufo-org/gufo` — a vertical inference engine
   built for exactly this hardware (Ryzen AI MAX+ 395 / Radeon 8060S,