Sharper capture line + Vacation Test mock (staging review)

- Capture card: "software records which buttons get pushed. We capture the
  judgment — the human part, the part that leaves with them when a veteran
  moves on — and you own it." (from the exit-advisor research doc)
- New vacation-test.html: 5-question owner check ("could your business run
  three months without them?") -> scored read (Passes the test / Runs on
  goodwill / Runs on one person) + audit link + fit-call CTA. SW idiom
  (cobalt, squared), owner register, office-not-floor. noindex + unlinked
  while it's a mock — flip robots on ship.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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           <span class="step-k">Fix · Capture &amp; build</span>
           <h3>Capture it — and make it usable</h3>
-          <p>We sit down with your best people, draw out what's in their heads, and build it into systems the whole crew can actually use — documented, trained, and built to last. You don't need to clean up thirty years of spreadsheets first: that mess <strong>is</strong> the knowledge, and waiting for perfect data is how it gets lost. The modern tools do the heavy lifting so it's fast and affordable — but a screen-recorder only captures the clicks. The part that matters is human, and it's the part that leaves with them: getting your veteran to open up, and capturing the judgment behind the work, not just the steps.</p>
+          <p>We sit down with your best people, draw out what's in their heads, and build it into systems the whole crew can actually use — documented, trained, and built to last. You don't need to clean up thirty years of spreadsheets first: that mess <strong>is</strong> the knowledge, and waiting for perfect data is how it gets lost. The modern tools do the heavy lifting so it's fast and affordable — but software records which buttons get pushed. We capture the judgment — the human part, the part that leaves with them when a veteran moves on — and you own it.</p>
           <p class="outcome">The day your best person retires, the work doesn't stop.</p>
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