Oceania 1: record batch result and validation

@@ -22,2 +22,8 @@ Papua New Guinea validation: `profile-audit pg` zero errors and warnings. The pr
 
 Australia validation: `profile-audit au` zero errors and warnings. The profile now explains the Special Access Scheme and Authorised Prescriber distinction, the ACT seed-possession nuance, the Commonwealth trafficking and commercial-cultivation ladders, Tasmania's prescribed-patient driving exception, the absence of a reciprocal medical route for visitors and the 2020–21 limit of the national arrest series. The 1987 expiation and 2016 medical entries were replaced with sourced descriptions and dates, six entries fill the 1930s, 1950s and 2024–2026, and both score-moving entries now have articles.
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+## Result
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+All five countries were expanded and committed separately: Solomon Islands `922ee56`, Marshall Islands `37999c6`, New Zealand `97ef189`, Papua New Guinea `4d2c7ac` and Australia `c44e62b`. Each profile passes `profile-audit` with zero errors and warnings and has no missing standard or researched sections, penalty tables or inline citations. Targeted `build-pages.mjs` runs rendered each country and its changed history pages; `npm test` passes. The batch added 33 history entries, corrected the Solomon Islands first-restriction estimate, the New Zealand 1975 entry and the Papua New Guinea two-track drug law, and wrote four new articles (Solomon Islands corrections, New Zealand 1975, Australia 1987 and 2016).
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+The main open caveats are the empty 1930s in Solomon Islands, the empty 1930s and 1940s in Papua New Guinea, the year-only 1935/1959 Australian state bans, the unverified blood-THC levels in New Zealand, the unverified Solomon Islands penalty-unit value, and the all-drug rather than cannabis-specific enforcement totals in several countries.