The demo survey learns what everyone spent the quarter on

[AllTerrainDeveloper]

Now that repeaters report in analytics (#30), the demo data has to show it — a report feature nobody can see against the seeded survey is a feature nobody knows exists.

What the survey gains

• A repeater — "What did you spend the quarter on?", itemLabel "Project", 1–4 rows of: name (text), hours a week (number, required, 1–40), and outcome (Shipped / Still in flight / Quietly shelved).
• A computed total — sum( {projects.hours} ) — never posted by the generator, always recomputed by the pipeline, so its histogram is a distribution the seeder never wrote directly.

The population stays deliberate

• Unhappier people carry more projects at once (rows-per-entry gets a slope, not a spike).
• Hours split a believable week across the cards — the computed total lands around 30 whatever the count.
• Outcomes track morale: happy people shipped, unhappy people watched things get quietly shelved.
• One project name in eight is blank, so the sub-field's per-row response rate is visibly under 100.

Seen on the 8889 QA site (removed + reseeded 500 entries)

• Rows-per-entry: 162 / 157 / 113 / 50 across 1–4 projects, mean 2.11.
• "What was it called?": 88% answered · 899 of 1015 rows — the per-row denominator wording working.
• "Hours a week it took": pooled histogram over 1015 rows, mean 14.14.
• "Where did it land?": Shipped 44% · Still in flight 39% · Quietly shelved 17%.
• "Weekly hours across your projects": server-computed bell centred on 30 (mean 29.78).
• The team cross-tab picks the total up as a metric column automatically.

Tests

• The survey-normalisation and report-coverage tests now assert the repeater, its sub-shapes, and the aggregate formula.
• New end-to-end test: every seeded entry's stored project_hours equals the sum of its rows' hours — proving the pipeline, not the generator, computed it.
• Population-variety test for the rows: counts spread, all three outcomes reached, some (not most) names blank.
• Full suite: 692 PHPUnit green, PHPCS clean.

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