Fill Eswatini 1970s-1980s history gap and review 1952 penalties

@@ -1657,2 +1657,11 @@ The 1990 event links the additions. Current scores, all inherited before-vectors
 and the profile are preserved; the wider capital-penalty chronology remains
 separate review work.
+
+An [Eswatini gap pass](research/history-eswatini-gap-2026-10-26.md) on 26
+October 2026 closes the open 1952 score-triage item as reviewed (maxima rose
+but fines stayed typical, so no segment change) and fills the 1970s and 1980s:
+the King's Order-in-Council No. 2 of 1976 raising maxima to E2,000 and five
+years, and the 1986 and 1989 High Court judgments setting and applying dagga
+sentencing bands — all read in full. One article covers the 1976 order; the
+1922 Act's article already existed and was left untouched. Today's scores are
+unchanged.

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+# Eswatini: the 1976 penalty order and the 1980s sentencing bands
+
+Research checked on 26 October 2026. Read `DATA-MAINTENANCE.md` and
+`WRITING.md`, the Eswatini profile and its seven history entries before
+editing. No book was used. This pass closes the open 1952 score-triage item
+as reviewed, fills the 1970s and 1980s with three entries, and writes two
+articles. Cameroon and the other active country passes were left untouched.
+
+## Sources actually read
+
+- United Nations E/CN.7/286/Add.3 (1955), the Swaziland cannabis survey, in
+  full via documents.un.org: statutory provisions (1922 Regulation as
+  amended in 1931 and 1952), sections 2–9 and 13–14, the £500/three-year
+  section 8 maxima, possession and use limits, 1945–1952 seizure and
+  prosecution figures, smoker/trafficker sentencing practice, and the source
+  list (1931 and 1952 amendment proclamations, High Commissioner's Notices).
+- High Court of Swaziland, King v Phiri, SZHC 13 (19 November 1986), in
+  full: the section 8(1) quotation (E2,000 fine or five years), the
+  statement that the King's Order-in-Council No. 2 of 1976 raised the
+  maxima from E500 and three years, the full sentencing bands
+  (personal use, supply, wholesale, couriers, retail, isolated and social
+  supply, motive, offender circumstances, public interest with black-market
+  prices), and the substituted three-year sentence with eighteen months
+  suspended for 14.85 kg of dagga.
+- High Court of Swaziland, Magagula v King, SZHC 16 (judgment 7 June 1989),
+  in full: the 9,705-plant field, the four-year magistrate sentence, the
+  application of the Phiri bands, and the reduction to two years with one
+  suspended. The case header carries an 18 September 1987 date while the
+  judgment itself is dated 7 June 1989 in appeal 20/89; the entry uses the
+  judgment date.
+- The EswatiniLII 1922 Act page itself could not be read (Cloudflare wall);
+  no claim rests on it alone. The profile's section 15 definition and
+  section 8 account are consistent with the three read sources.
+
+Deliberately not used: a CRL-gazette 1932 Dangerous Drugs Ordinance found
+during Solomon Islands work (its enacting clause names Nyasaland, not
+Swaziland); search snippets about a Pharmacy (Amendment) Act of 1992 as the
+source of the five-year rule (the 1986 and 1987 judgments quote section 8
+of the 1922 Act directly, which settles the authority).
+
+## Score handling
+
+- `swaziland-penalties-1952` was the one open triage item. It now carries
+  an `unscored` reason: maxima rose, but the survey's own sentencing
+  figures show fines remained typical for users, so no segment level
+  changes. Reviewed, not scored.
+- New `swaziland-penalty-increase-1976` (tightening, unscored): the
+  E500/three-year to E2,000/five-year rise, with the same no-level-change
+  reason grounded in the recording judgment's own account of fines
+  remaining typical for users.
+- New 1986 and 1989 entries are `enforcement` with court and sentencing
+  tags; they move no scores.
+- Chain unchanged: 1922 100→11, no flagged steps. `scores:triage sz`
+  reports 1 scored, 0 open. Today's profile scores (total 11) did not
+  change, so the profile file was not edited.
+
+The timeline now has an entry in every decade from the 1920s to the 2020s
+except the 1960s and 1970s-as-enacted (independence fell in 1968 with no
+recovered cannabis-law change; the 1976 order's exact commencement day is
+likewise unrecovered, so it is dated by year). The pre-1952 maxima and any
+post-1976 amendment before the 2020s bills remain open.
+
+## Article
+
+- `articles/swaziland-penalty-increase-1976.md` (350 words): the 1976
+  raise, the Phiri bands, and the 1989 application. It follows `WRITING.md`:
+  plain headings, per-source citations, links to neighbouring entries and
+  `/country/sz/`. No picture: no openly licensed image shows the subject
+  itself.
+
+The 1922 Act already has a compliant article from 13 October (370 words),
+left untouched; this pass's entries link to it where relevant.
+
+## Validation
+
+- Parsed-history comparison of the working tree against HEAD: exactly three
+  entries added and one entry revised (1952 `unscored`); no other
+  country's entries changed, none removed.
+- `node scripts/data-status.cjs chain sz`: no flagged steps.
+  `npm run scores:triage -- sz`: 1 scored, 0 open.
+- `npm run history:test`: 39 passed. `npm run answers:test`: 16 passed.
+- Production build passed (4,207 pages). All three new history pages render
+  with reference lists. Article: 350 words, three headings.
+- Concurrent agents' work in shared files is untouched; this commit stages
+  only the Eswatini hunks and files.