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fix(trappist-1): pin the world files that carry b's and e's orbit colors - #1528
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#1524 gave TRAPPIST-1 b and e a color for their orbits, but did not pin the two prepared world files that carry it. A deploy restores those files from the asset host by inventory, so production would still have drawn both orbits in the default gray.
This pins the regenerated files:
members.jsonoftrappist-1-system(2,677 to 2,739 bytes) and the root'sworld-context.json(50 bytes longer). Each grew by the two colors and nothing else.Prepared assets
node site/build/prepare/world/prepare-spatial-context.ts, thenpin-world-files.mts: 2 inventories changed).publish-runtime-assets.mts --object=trappist-1-system --object=observable-universe --since=origin/main).inventory.jsonfiles, and no baked files.Proves the change: both files answer 200 on the asset host at their new content addresses, with the pinned byte counts.
Limits: not deployed; the last deploy predates #1524.
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