feat(ui): Campaign AS AS2 — examination header identity block (G1/G2/G3/G5/G10)

Retail's CharExamineUI::SetAppraiseInfo (@0x004B45F0, player-target
examine subview) binds four fixed header lines that acdream was feeding
from the wrong appraisal properties:

- 0x10000150 (Heritage) got raw string prop 4 verbatim. Retail composes
  "<Gender> <Heritage>" via InqGenderHeritageDisplay (@0x005B5AE0) from
  Int 113 Gender + Int 188 HeritageGroup, falling back to the assessed
  object's creature-type name only when HeritageGroup == 0. Reuses the
  Campaign CT gender/heritage tables in CharacterIdentityText (new
  GenderHeritageDisplay helper) and the controller's existing
  CreatureDisplayNameResolver for the creature-type fallback arm.
- 0x10000151 (Profession/title) got AllegianceName (string 47) — the
  title line was never shown at all. Now resolves the CURRENT display
  title from Int 261 CharacterTitleId through CharacterTitleResolver
  (CharacterTitleTable::GetCharacterTitleFromID @0x005C6ED0), falling
  back to String 5 Template verbatim when the id is absent or
  unresolvable. RetailUiRuntime.MountAppraisal now wires the SAME
  CharacterTitleResolver instance the D.2b Character panel already
  owns (_bindings.Character.TitleResolver), resolved per call under
  DatLock — never captured once at mount time, per the secure-trade
  deferred-Func lesson.
- 0x10000152 (PlayerKiller) got MonarchsName (string 11) — never shown.
  Ruling R7: retail reads the LOCAL weenie's PWD bits
  (ACCWeenieObject::IsPK/IsPKLite @0x0058C8B0/@0x0058C8A0), never the
  appraisal payload. Now reads the assessed ClientObject's
  PublicWeenieBitfield directly (bit 0x20 -> "Player Killer", bit
  0x02000000 -> "Player Killer Lite", else "Non-Player Killer").
  Apply()'s existing bail-out when the object has left the local table
  already matches retail's "weenie is gone, leave the line cleared".
- 0x1000053A (AllegianceName) invented a literal "Assessment
  incomplete" on failed assess — zero retail provenance, deleted
  outright. Retail clears the element first (ClearCreatureText already
  does this every ApplyCreature call) then sets String 47
  AllegianceName only inside the Int 30 AllegianceRank >= 1 gate.
  Scoped to the character branch since retail's CreatureExamineUI
  (monsters) never binds this element at all.

None of the four lines are success-gated — ACE sends the int/string
tables even on a failed assess, matching retail's own composition.

First-ever AppraisalView.Character controller test coverage (gap G10):
header composition, title/allegiance fallback and gating, all three PK
variants plus the missing-object clear case, failed-assess rendering
with a repo grep confirming the invented literal is gone, and a
regression pin proving the monster (character: false) path is
untouched.

Register: files AD-114 for the examination preview's animated clone
(mirrors the assessed target's live current pose via
CreatureAppraisalFramePresenter) versus retail's independently
animated private CreatureMode clone (BasicCreatureExamineUI::Init
@0x004AB9C0) — owner-ruled intentional deviation, 2026-08-25
("we animate it, and I like it").

Full hermetic suite green: 15,469 tests passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

src/AcDream.App/UI/Layout/CharacterIdentityText.cs

@@ -116,6 +116,32 @@ internal static class CharacterIdentityText
         _ => null,
     };
 
+    /// <summary>
+    /// Campaign AS slice AS2 (2026-08-25): examination window element
+    /// <c>0x10000150</c> (Heritage), <c>CharExamineUI::SetAppraiseInfo
+    /// @0x004B45F0</c> via <c>AppraisalSystem::InqGenderHeritageDisplay
+    /// @0x005B5AE0</c>. Unlike <see cref="StatHeaderLine"/> (the
+    /// stat-management panel's header, which never appends a title and has
+    /// no creature-type fallback), this composes ONLY
+    /// "&lt;Gender&gt; &lt;Heritage&gt;" — falling back to
+    /// <paramref name="creatureTypeFallback"/> (the assessed object's
+    /// creature-type display name, Int 2, resolved through the SAME
+    /// EnumMapper family <see cref="CreatureDisplayNameResolver"/> already
+    /// serves the monster view's own <c>0x1000014E</c> line) ONLY when
+    /// <paramref name="heritageGroup"/> is exactly 0, matching retail's own
+    /// integer comparison rather than "the lookup failed".
+    /// </summary>
+    public static string GenderHeritageDisplay(
+        int gender,
+        int heritageGroup,
+        string? creatureTypeFallback)
+    {
+        string? heritage = heritageGroup == 0
+            ? creatureTypeFallback
+            : HeritageGroupDisplayName(heritageGroup);
+        return Join(GenderDisplayName(gender), heritage);
+    }
+
     private static string Join(params string?[] parts)
     {
         return string.Join(" ", parts