docs(media): the verifier prints the four verdict classes itself

The taxonomy was written as something an operator assembled by hand; the tool now emits `on disk at dst` / `REAL` / `gone` lines, which is the difference between reading `missing from the DB: 1851` as 1851 lost albums and reading it correctly. cwd: /home/blank/.omp/wt/wt-20261030-163847-6d1fc1f · session: wt-20261030-163847-6d1fc1f
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@@ -145,6 +145,10 @@ file still at src — the only class that is this relayout's own damage. Phantom
 are normal for both servers (Plex carries thousands that predate any relayout);
 re-scan to clear them and never read them as loss.
 `media-verify.py` prints this split itself — `on disk at dst, no row names it`,
 `REAL — file still at src`, `gone — at neither path` — so nobody hand-stats a
 thousand paths to find out whether a film is lost or merely unindexed.
 The owning server decides whether a pass can convict anything: Plex's roots are
 its `sections` rows joined to their location rows (`Movies`, `TVShows`, `Music`,
 `Audiobooks`, `LiveRecording`) and Jellyfin holds no audiobook library at all, so