Unify harness L-C-A on the canonical lca.WorkloadProfile

Phase 0 of the two-stop work. The prompt block labeled `workload_lca_profile`
previously re-derived L-C-A from summarize_window's ad-hoc percentiles, diverging
from the paper's 10-dim RobustScaler vector implemented in lca.py. Make that block
authoritative: build_harness_context now accepts an optional workload_profile and
renders the canonical 10-dim vector + per-family stats when present, falling back
to the legacy rendering only when no profile is supplied (direct unit-test calls).

Real call sites (study prompt/llm-propose/tune, run_baseline_then_llm) build the
profile via lca.build_study_workload_profile and pass it through build_prompt. The
heuristic regime classifiers keep reading window_summary; that is the heuristic
layer, distinct from the similarity metric.

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

scripts/run_baseline_then_llm.py

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ from aituner.llm import (
     load_capability_profile,
     parse_proposal_text,
 )
+from aituner.lca import build_study_workload_profile
 from aituner.spec import load_study_spec
 from aituner.store import StudyStore
 from aituner.trace import load_trace_requests, summarize_window
@@ -89,6 +90,7 @@ def main() -> int:
             window_summary=summarize_window(requests, window),
             state=state,
             capability_profile=capability_profile,
+            workload_profile=build_study_workload_profile(study, requests, window),
         )
         prompt_name = f"prompt-{state.next_trial_index:04d}"
         store.write_prompt(study.study_id, prompt_name, prompt)