swarm: document local-swarm harness + one-flip seam in README

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lang/swarm/build.sh lang/swarm/tests/integ_engram.el /tmp/i && /tmp/i
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## Local-swarm integration harness (the one flip)
`tests/harness_local_swarm.el` proves the **full local-swarm mechanics today** on
the isolated clone with the primitive seam pointed at the hermetic stub — 17/17
green: 8 native-thread workers at concurrency 4, reduce + vote convergence, CCR
scoping + non-leak, all three containment rules (incl. live Rule-2 denial),
durable work-tracking, and **afferent telemetry** observed by the @manager.
Binding to the reshape's decorated primitives is **one flip and a run**:
```
# in primitive_binding.el — change one line each:
fn bound_think(ctx, instruction) { return think(ctx, instruction) } # decorated, dharma bus
# then:
SWARM_PRIMITIVE_SEAM=decorated lang/swarm/build.sh tests/harness_local_swarm.el ./h && ./h
```
Nothing else in the swarm changes. `primitive_seam.el` (`seam_think/attend/learn`)
already routes every worker primitive call through this one switch, and the same
harness runs the bound path. Today `SWARM_PRIMITIVE_SEAM=decorated` still runs
green because the binding falls back to the stub — proving the flip path executes.
## Built vs stubbed (honest)
**Real, tested:**