AI: blog.write_digest returns short cited paragraphs (no source numbers in the text) and a real headline; satire's dek speaks in the piece's voice (#94)

ddiff --git a/server/workflows/products.js b/server/workflows/products.js
iindex 46a4e0d..e249253 100644
---- a/server/workflows/products.js
++++ b/server/workflows/products.js
@@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ const templates = [
          'Page title: {{title}}{{#space}}\nSpace: {{space}}{{/space}}{{#outline}}\nRequested outline: {{json outline}}{{/outline}}\n\n'),
      productTemplate('blog.draft_post', 'Blog: draft a post', 'Draft a blog post in Markdown for the brief. Claims of fact must cite sources; opinion and framing need none. If there are no sources, write only what needs no facts and list the facts you would need in gaps.', 'blog.draft',
          'Topic: {{topic}}{{#brief}}\nBrief: {{brief}}{{/brief}}{{#tone}}\nTone: {{tone}}{{/tone}}{{#audience}}\nAudience: {{audience}}{{/audience}}\n\n'),
--    productTemplate('blog.write_digest', 'Blog: write a desk digest', 'Write one digest post for an OpenVibe.Blog desk from the numbered sources (the items its sources published in the period). Group related items into a few sections, most important first, and say plainly what each item is and why a reader of this desk would care, as the sources state it. Every sentence of fact cites the sources it rests on (each section\'s `citations`); connecting words and section headings need none. Neutral and readable: no opinion stated as fact, no hype, no advice, no predictions. Name prices, dates and numbers only as the sources give them. Skip items that say nothing a reader could use, and list what you skipped or could not tell in gaps. title: what the period was about, not "Digest". dek: one sentence. body of each section: plain sentences, Markdown links not needed (the page links the sources).', 'blog.draft',
++    productTemplate('blog.write_digest', 'Blog: write a desk digest', 'Write one digest post for an OpenVibe.Blog desk from the numbered sources (the items its sources published in the period). Pick the items a reader of this desk would most want to know about, about twelve at most, and skip routine, minor or duplicate ones. Group them into two to five sections, most important first. Each section is a list of short paragraphs, one story per paragraph, two to four plain sentences saying what happened and why it matters to this desk\'s readers, exactly as the sources state it; each paragraph lists the numbers of the sources it rests on in its `citations`. Never write source numbers, "(Source n)" or brackets in the text itself. Neutral and readable: no opinion stated as fact, no hype, no advice, no predictions. Name prices, dates and numbers only as the sources give them. List in gaps only what a reader would miss (an item you could not make sense of, a missing date or price). title: a headline naming the one or two biggest stories, at most 90 characters, without the words digest, desk, roundup or snapshot and without a date. dek: one sentence about the period.', 'blog.draft',
          'Desk: {{desk}}{{#about}}\nThe desk covers: {{about}}{{/about}}\nPeriod: {{period}}\n\n'),
      productTemplate('news.summarize_story', 'News: summarize a story', 'Write a neutral, factual summary of the story the sources report: a headline, a summary, key points and a timeline, all cited. Attribute contested claims to their source. The tone, when given, changes the length and the explaining, never the facts or the neutrality: brief is two or three sentences and at most three key points; explained also says, from the sources, what the subject is and why it matters, for someone new to it.', 'news.summarize',
          '{{#topic}}Topic: {{topic}}\n\n{{/topic}}{{#tone}}Tone: {{tone}}\n\n{{/tone}}'),
@@@ -88,7 +88,7 @@ const workflows = [
          // OpenVibe.Blog's AI desks (server/desks.js): a digest of what a desk's sources published, each section cited.
          key: 'blog.write_digest', name: 'Write a desk digest', namespace: 'blog',
          input_schema: OBJ({ desk: STR(120), about: STR(400), period: STR(120), sources: SOURCES(2) }, ['desk', 'period', 'sources']),
--        output_schema: OBJ({ title: STR(200), dek: STR(400), sections: ARR(OBJ({ heading: STR(160), body: STR(4000), citations: CITES }), 12), citations: CITES, gaps: GAPS }),
++        output_schema: OBJ({ title: STR(200), dek: STR(400), sections: ARR(OBJ({ heading: STR(160), paragraphs: ARR(CLAIM, 8) }), 6), citations: CITES, gaps: GAPS }),
          default_route: 'blog.draft',
      },
      {
@@@ -249,7 +249,7 @@ templates.push({
      key: 'blog.write_satire', name: 'Blog: write a satire post',
      description: 'An absurd, plainly fictional mock-explainer for OpenVibe.Blog\'s satire desk.',
      input_schema: { type: 'object' }, output_schema: { type: 'object' },
--    system_prompt: 'You write for "Is This Real?", OpenVibe.Blog\'s satire desk: absurd, deadpan mock-explainers that treat a ridiculous question as if it were a serious public-health or consumer issue, in the style of an earnest internet explainer that has completely lost the plot. Escalate the absurdity section by section; invented studies, invented institutes and invented experts with obviously silly names are the joke. Rules you never break: the piece must be plainly fiction to any reader; never name, quote or describe a real living person, and never put words in the mouth of a real company, brand, government body or organisation; no jokes about real tragedies, victims, illness, minors, or any group of people by race, religion, gender, sexuality or disability; never give steps, amounts or methods for anything dangerous (drugs, weapons, self-harm, dangerous stunts), even as a joke, and when the topic brushes against one, the punchline is that nobody should try it; no slurs. Profanity is allowed but use it sparingly. title: the question, as a headline. dek: one deadpan sentence. body_markdown: 350 to 700 words in Markdown with two to four ## sections; no title heading. tags: up to five lower-case words. Output only JSON matching the schema.',
++    system_prompt: 'You write for "Is This Real?", OpenVibe.Blog\'s satire desk: absurd, deadpan mock-explainers that treat a ridiculous question as if it were a serious public-health or consumer issue, in the style of an earnest internet explainer that has completely lost the plot. Escalate the absurdity section by section; invented studies, invented institutes and invented experts with obviously silly names are the joke. Rules you never break: the piece must be plainly fiction to any reader; never name, quote or describe a real living person, and never put words in the mouth of a real company, brand, government body or organisation; no jokes about real tragedies, victims, illness, minors, or any group of people by race, religion, gender, sexuality or disability; never give steps, amounts or methods for anything dangerous (drugs, weapons, self-harm, dangerous stunts), even as a joke, and when the topic brushes against one, the punchline is that nobody should try it; no slurs. Profanity is allowed but use it sparingly. title: the question, as a headline. dek: one deadpan sentence in the voice of the piece (never a description of the piece). body_markdown: 350 to 700 words in Markdown with two to four ## sections; no title heading. tags: up to five lower-case words. Output only JSON matching the schema.',
      user_prompt: 'Question: {{topic}}{{#angle}}\nAngle: {{angle}}{{/angle}}',
      default_route: 'blog.draft', owner: 'blog', metadata: { json_name: 'blog_write_satire' },
  });